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or ''They just made that up, no horses were killed.''
Well, horses WERE killed!
Horses have helped us in dozens of ways and they shouldn't be slaughtered!
The horses are beautiful, too.
Yes, I've seen worse films but this was so bad they had trouble keeping horses during the shooting; the critters would all run off at night.
As a kid, I loved those old Westerns where you could get 42 shots out of a six-shooter, the horses running through the same settings and a confrontation at the little cabin in Corriganville between the bad guys and the good guy.
He just happens to pull over to look at horses when his car blows up.
Why does he stop to look at the horses for crying out loud?
Sometimes people were trudging, sometimes horses, sometimes horses and people--but trudging, trudging, trudging.
Franklin Hill),"Purpose",'02, giving advice to Martha Baring concerning prescriptions for horses.
It's a modern story with planes and trains and cars and horses all being used to great effect to tell the story of Zorro (James Vega) trying to stop the villain from blowing up the railroad he own stock in.
I enjoyed the outside scenes with landscapes, horses and carriages.
He's Don Juan's loyal friend who keeps the horses under the boudoir window so Flynn can make a quick get-away if a jilted husband bearing a sword arrives.
The acting was great and Zac Efron did some really nice work.I was drawn to this film because I ride horses and like racing.
I was channel surfing in the USA and I came across some footage that made me nauseous ,courtesy of SHARK..that showed the wild horse races in the USA!.Disgusting,barbaric, ,appalling and abhorrent.I also note the AHA investigation as stated on SHARK also came up with,like Lord of the Rings..more injured and dead horses..it all sounds all too familiar..problems on set being covered up and not exposed properly thereby letting the self centered film industry get away with it again...-the second time in three years...and again the media covering it up..the bad behavior of the movie industry..I work on films...there is no need for any one or animal be harmed in the making of a movie.Large or small.We have been doing it for a while..we know what health and safety is.We are not all this bad.Kids this ain't no joke.This is not funny.If you have pets..do you let harm come to them in your house and under your care?.This is no different...on TV I saw mid west thugs doing cruel stuff to horses....unnecessarily......thugs with little in the way of common sense or decency treating animals badly ..and I presume there wives.
There are lots of choises in our lives.. this movie depends on them and it shows that how an exam changes a life and how peaople are just like horses in the race...and how can a person do something for their future and their loves... this movie is really good.
There are continuity errors with horses (the stagecoach has four horses, then three, then four again-from shot to shot!)
I liked the music, the scenery, and the horses.
... some pretty scenery and a few gorgeous galloping horses.
My wife loves horses, so it was inevitable this movie would eventually come home with her from the rental place.
In flashbacks, Mr. Cobbs recounts his love for a wealthy white woman, and a passion for horses; his doomed romance led Cobbs to alcoholism.
Efron doesn't know much, but "I know horses like me."
Lots of toppling horses during the battle scenes, and the weird casting of William Conrad (who at least looks like he's having fun), Lee Van Cleef and Agnes Moorehead as Khan's fellow Mongolians just add to the fun.
The horses are small but the guns look pretty big.
The animation of the mice and lizards transforming to horses and coachmen is very reminiscent of the Disney movie.
One striking example is the Heroines on horses show (another tribute to the "dying" Hazel Flagg- five minutes short, featuring Lady Godiva, Helen of Troy, Pocahontas and some others, and managing to be as irrelevant and funny as can be.
Portfolio managers take on risk when they “change horses,” reallocating from a company they know well to a new investment.
They gave him medals, higher and higher ranks, horses, automobiles, privileges, everything.''
In a much-cited 1983 article, the great economist Wassily Leontief worried that the pace of modern technological change is so rapid that many workers, unable to adjust, will simply become obsolete, like horses after the rise of the automobile.
By seeking a close relationship with both the Trump administration and the EU, May is trying to ride two horses at once.
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