Showing posts with label Horse Movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horse Movie. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 April 2011

Flicka 2 (Premiering on GMC) - Movie Trailer

A Preview Video of




(Be sure to sroll down to the bottom of the page
and pause or stop the Music Playlist before Playing Video Clip.)
Flicka 2 has an Encore Premiere, Airing Twice on
Friday Night, April 15th, 2011
on Gospel Music Channel

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Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Wild Horse Annie - Hallmark MOVIE Channel

MOVIE REVIEW

Wild Horse Annie

Network: Hallmark MOVIE Channel

Original Air Date: Summer 2012


CAST:

Wendie Malick


*Wendie Malick will also serve as Executive Producer of this film.


PLOT:

The story chronicles the legendary activist, Velma Bronn Johnston, dubbed "Wild Horse Annie" for her crusade in the 1950's to end the slaughter and suffering of wild mustangs.

Velma Johnston became a leading animal rights activist in this country. Her dedicated quest to protect America's wild horses, a campaign she began with the nation's school children, culminated in the US Congress' passing of the Wild Free Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971. The bill became the law of the land, signed by then President Richard M. Nixon on December 15, 1971. Ms Johnston's legacy lives on.



Movie Review:

Coming...


See or Skip:

Coming...


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Monday, 21 June 2010

Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken - Movie Review

MOVIE REVIEW

Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken

Year of Release: 1991

CAST:

Gabrielle Anwar ... Sonora Webster
Michael Schoeffling ... Al Carver
Cliff Robertson ... Doctor W.F. Carver
Dylan Kussman ... Clifford Henderson
Kathleen York ... Marie
Frank Renzulli ... Mr. Slater
Nancy Moore Atchison ... Arnette Webster
Lisa Norman ... Aunt Helen
Lorianne Collins ... Clarabelle
Elizabeth Hayes ... Miss Simpson
Laura Lee Norton ... Mrs. Ellis
Michael J. Matusiak ... Photographer
Jeff Woodward ... Reporter #1
David Massry ... Reporter #2
Cheri Brown ... Attractive Girl




PLOT:

The captivating real-life story of a girl who dared to live her dream.



Everyone will cheer Walt Disney Pictures' presentation of this captivating real-life story of Sonora Webster's determination and courage. A runaway orphan, young Sonora (Gabrielle Anwar) persists in a menial job mucking stables in Doc Carver's traveling stunt show. Her great wish is to become a death-defying "diving girl," but Doc (Cliff Robertson) refuses her pleas. Undaunted, Sonora's gutsy resolve finally convinces him to give her a break. On the brink of stardom, however, a cruel twist of fate threatens to destroy her dream. With the help of a loving friend, Al Carver (Michael Schoeffling), Sonora proves that if you want something badly enough, anything is possible!




Movie Review:

This is one of those captivating movies, that once you begin watching it - you just can't take your eyes off of it... it is truly beautiful and inspiring!

Young Sonora, finds herself on her own at a young age. Her parents have passed away and an Aunt has taken her in, as well as her little sister. There is a depression going on, though, so money is tight. When her aunt tells her she is giving her over to the state, Sonora runs away and applys to Doc Carver, a showman, to be his new Diving Girl. (this act entails diving a horse off a forty foot tower into a pool of water!) She dreams of going to Atlantic City and living a life of adventure! He doesn't think she has what it takes, mainly beauty, but he must admire her spunk, because he takes pity on her and gives her a job cleaning the horse stalls.

In time, Sonora and Doc's son, Al, grow fond of one another while caring for the horses and breaking a wild horse together, however Al and his father disagree over how to run the business and Al leaves. While he is gone, he writes Sonora nearly everyday, however those letters never reach her, because his father destroys or hides them.

The show goes on, in spite of Al's absense, and Sonora continues to travel on to each new city. When the opportunity arrives, Sonora finally gets her chance to be a "Diving Girl". She has trained for it and it is her dream. She doesn't quite fit into the suit or the role, just yet, but after her first dive- she is elated! Sonora eventually becomes their official Diving Girl.

Al returns where dreams come true, Atlantic City, and life changes again. He and his father make ammends and eventually... Al and Sonora find true love, even through hardship and life's struggles. It's a story of determination and courage. Once you see it, you will never forget it... it's beautiful and captivating - a Disney Gem!

I recall seeing this movie years ago, as a young girl who loves horses. I still find it to be just as moving and inspirational, as it was then!

This Movie is based on a True Story.


See or Skip:

A Must See for Families!!!







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Monday, 3 May 2010

Super Saver rides to victory in Kentucky Derby 2010 + New Disney Movie - Secretariat

Congratulations to Owner Bill Casner, Jockey Calvin Borel, and Trainer Todd Pletcher, whose Horse, Super Saver, is the 2010 Kentucky Derby Winner.



Super Saver is an absolutely beautiful horse and it was an amazing race, even if my pick fell back halfway through. Jockey Calvin Borel is amazing and his personal story is so sweet and precious... it would make a heartwarming and triumphant movie. He said he never dreamed he could win 3 Kentucky Derbys... but he proclaims he's going all the way to win the Triple Crown. I, for one, will be cheering him on. We haven't had a triple crown winner since 1978, so it's time!

The Next Race is The Preakness - May 15.



Also, during the pre-race coverage, they promoted a new Disney Horse Movie coming to the theaters in the fall, October 8th, 2010.... titled: Secretariat. It stars Diane Lane as Secretariat's owner Penny Chenery, John Malkovich as trainer Lucien Laurin, Fred Thompson (Republican U.S. Senator from Tennessee), Dylan Walsh, AJ Michalka, James Cromwell, Kevin Connolly, and More...  It looks like a sweet Disney story- here are some photos from the production...



Click Here for Trailer - for Secretariat, from Disney

Tuesday, 27 April 2010

Horse Movies on DVD

With the Kentucky Derby coming up this Saturday, I can't help from thinking of my favorite Horse Themed Movies...

The Man From Snowy RiverThe Man from Snowy River

Return to Snowy RiverReturn to Snowy River


Flicka Family Classics Collection (My Friend Flicka / Thunderhead: Son of Flicka / The Green Grass of Wyoming)My Friend Flicka
Thunderhead: Son of Flicka
The Green Grass of Wyoming

FlickaFlicka

(What are your favorites? Add yours to the Comments below!)


The Story of Seabiscuit (Keep Case)The Story of Seabiscuit

Black BeautyBlack Beauty


Straight from the HeartStraight from the Heart

Thicker Than WaterThicker than Water

The Long ShotThe Long Shot

The Last CowboyThe Last Cowboy

Every Second CountsEvery Second Counts

(What are your favorites? Add yours to the Comments below!)

Moondance AlexanderMoondance Alexander

Wild Hearts Can't Be BrokenWild Hearts Can't Be Broken

National VelvetNational Velvet

Classic Horse Favorites: 4 Film Favorites (Black Beauty / The Story of Seabiscuit / National Velvet / International Velvet)International Velvet

Seabiscuit (Full Screen)Seabiscuit

Dreamer - Inspired by a True Story (Full Screen Edition)Dreamer

Second ChancesSecond Chances

A Leap of FaithA Leap Of Faith

Horse CrazyHorse Crazy

(What are your favorites? Add yours to the Comments below!)

Running FreeRunning Free

Felicity - An American Girl AdventureFelicity - An American Girl Adventure

Racing Stripes (Full Screen Edition)Racing Stripes

Virginia's RunVirginia's Run

Lost Stallions: The Journey HomeLost Stallions: The Journey Home

Lightning, The White StallionLightning, The White Stallion

MistyMisty

The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit (The Kurt Russell Collection)The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit

All Roads Lead HomeAll Roads Lead Home


Horse Movies Not Available on DVD:

Horse Sense - cute Disney Original Movie

Flash - very touching Disney Original Movie

Glory - Margaret O'brien

Home in Indiana - Walter Brennan & Jeanne Crain

April Love - Pat Boone & Shirley Jones (my Personal Favorite!)




What are your favorites? Add yours to the Comments below...