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I was so surprised that I liked this movie so much. Don't ask me why.
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Spilberg merece morir.
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La escena de los dos soldados liberando al caballo del alambre de púas en tierra de nadie es de las cosas más lindas que ha filmado Señor Spielbergo. El resto de la película no se queda atrás.
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liked it. story behind it is cool and there were some well shot scenes. m&d
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This is such a slow-paced film that I lost interest several times. The story really is interesting and it's cinematography is great - as expected - it just didn't do it for me.
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I went to an early Sunday morning screening of War Horse as I felt this was probably the best time of day to see it. The middlebrow wet-dream -team of Steven Spielberg and Richard Curtis did not fill me with confidence, and I wanted to give myself plenty of time to see something else afterwards if it was indeed as bad as I suspected. It was.
The film annoyed me the most in the first hour, with its patronizing take…
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Half of it’s $66M budget was spent feeding 14 horses & Spielberg a whopping 4000 carrots a day – horses can only eat 20 carrots a day, so you do the math.
War Horse is far too drawn out, but a slick Oscar worthy performance by a bucking bronco makes this intense and compassionate war tale a must see for even non-equifiles…I’m thinking this Spielberg kid has a real bright future ahead of him in film making.
Full Review...filmhipster.com/2013/04/23/war-horse-2011-2/
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Overly sappy story. You know how the film is going to end right from the beginning. Spielberg makes it watchable... just!
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Watch this if you have a horse fetish, if you don't have a horse fetish I don't really care what you do.
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Okay so it is well made and the effects of the horse and war are because it is Spielberg totally epic. But I was not engaged, what a lucky horse, ends up with like 4 owners or those in charge and they are all for helping Joey. And in some cases I could go with it but in this case I could not connect with it.
Also it really bothered me that the French farmer knew the horse had survived…