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The Young Black Stallion [DVD] [2003]

The Young Black Stallion [DVD] [2003]
Directed by Simon Wincer

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #3828 in DVD
  • Released on: 2005-03-28
  • Rating: Universal, suitable for all
  • Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
  • Format: PAL
  • Original language: English
  • Subtitled in: English, Spanish, Estonian, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, French, Danish, Icelandic, Portuguese, Finnish
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 48 minutes

Editorial Reviews

From the Label
Experience the spectacular prequel to a family favourite, The Black Stallion – stunningly filmed to tell a powerful story of friendship. When a young girl, Neera, is lost in the desert, she meets a remarkably fast and wild black colt. They bond and find their way back home, only to realise her grandfather’s horsebreeding days are over. Neera decides to enter a gruelling horse race against fearsome opponents to restore her grandfather’s reputation. But she must risk losing her best friend – the young black stallion.

Synopsis
Follows the adventures of a wild young horse who befriends a young girl who has lost her family.


Customer Reviews

The Young Black Stallion5
A great all round family movie. Old fashioned but lovely for kids particularly if they love horses.

A visual delight for horse lovers5
The story in this film is very simple, which is not suprising given that is from the Disney stable, where stories are made to be appreciated by children as young as 4. Rest assured that young children who like horses will like this film.

To sum it up, the film is set somewhere in the arabian peninsula at the end of World War II, there is young girl who finds a fiery young black stallion, makes friends with it and then rides the horse in a race to restore the fortunes of her grandfather who was once a proud and famous breeder but has fallen on hard times.

However, where this film really excels is that it is, quite simply, the most beautifully shot film of the most beautiful animal on the planet - the arabian stallion. Its a relatively short film, but I think the timing is just right. If you think horses are beautiful animals you will appreciate this simple, short, breathtakingly beautiful film.

I could criticise a few things about the film, because it is far from perfect, but I would rather give it the full five stars... enjoy!

a beautifully filmed beautiful story5
This is a moving story of a friendship between a girl and a horse, who met in a desert, where a special bond emerged betwen them and they went on to win an important race together, which helps to restore the girl's grandfather as a horsebreeder. Surely it's not a very realistic story, more like a fairy tale, but that's what it's supposed to be and it's surely a must have for all horse lovers as it tells a touching story of friendship and is beautifully filmed. My 2 year old daughter who is as crazy about horses as i am simply loves this film and knows it by heart. A good film to watch with your children.