The Silver Stallion | Caroline Goodall, Russell Crowe

The Silver Stallion | Caroline Goodall, Russell Crowe | The Silver Stallion

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The Silver Stallion

	The Silver Stallion Caroline Goodall, Russell Crowe Lions Gate, 2004 average customer review:based on 70 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Deep in the heart of the highest and most remote mountain range are the home and hiding place for the legendary Silver Stallion. The Ranchers tell stories about the silver ghost horse that has led them on wild chases half seen but never captured. For one man (Russell Crown) the desire to capture the silver stallion has become an obsession and he will stop at nothing to tame the wild beast. Told through the words of a mother as she writes page-py-page entertainment for her horse- crazy daughter. System Requirements: Running Time 93 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: G UPC: 012236150954 Manufacturer No: 15095

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Delightful

This movie is somewhat different in that the writer takes you back and forth between the real and the imaginary leaving you wondering sometimes as to which is which. It is a delightful story that shares the love between a mother and daughter. It is also fun because the story is told from the perspective of the horse instead of a person.

The Silver Stallion

A thoroughly pleasing adventurous and exciting romp through the Australian countryside, with some extra scenery provided by Russell Crowe. The horses are gorgeous and the equine scenes are accurate and enjoyable.

A nice horse film

This film was a nice surpise. I love horses and can watch most anything that involves them but this was a few steps up from that. It had a lot of the beauty of 'Man from Snowy River'. The acting and story are worth the watch. The best though were the horse scenes - well shot with beautiful animals. There was even a bit of tension and mystery in both the story line and location. A very pleasant film!

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