Movies about horses Recommended movies about horses

1. The Black Horse (1979)

"The Black Horse" uses a dramatic lyrical style to describe a boy who drifted into the wilderness at the same time as the Black Horse in a shipwreck. On the island, man and horse established an extraordinary relationship. Later, they were rescued and returned to human society. By chance, they met an old equestrian coach and were trained to become outstanding racehorses and young jockeys, winning the championship in a competition. The photography of the entire film is extremely beautiful and moving, especially the scene where the then child star Kelly Reno plays with the black horse on the beach. The audio-visual effects show the ultimate beauty of nature. The horse trainer played by Mickey Rooney also plays an important role in the film. The triangular interaction between an old man, a young man and the horse bursts into touching sparks. It can be called a first-class masterpiece of its kind.

2. "War Horse"

Introduction: "War Horse" tells the story of the extraordinary friendship between a boy and a horse. Their fate of being separated was due to the first world war. The war is intertwined again, and a majestic legend of courage is composed through the encounter and experience of a war horse.

Comments: A masterpiece from the great director Spielberg, an epic movie, a classic among classics! Through the fate of a horse, it shows many grand themes such as the friendship between man and horse, reflection on war, and the return of human nature. As a horse lover, when talking about this movie, no one will ask you if you have seen it? People will only ask you how many times you have watched it!

3. "The Age of Galloping"

Introduction: The movie "The Age of Galloping" tells the story of three embarrassed men whose fate changed because of an old racehorse named "Seabiscuit" . The film was selected by the American Film Institute as one of the 100 Greatest Films of the Century, and ranked 50th on the AFI's Top 100 Inspirational Films of the Century.

Comments: This movie is adapted from the true story of the legendary horse race "Seabiscuit" during the Great Depression. The only drawback is that the American theme is too strong. Before you decide to watch it, you can also search for 1 The Seabiscuit story video is featured in the TV show Global Horse Racing produced by Horse Racing Network.

4. "The Proud Horse"

Introduction: "The Proud Horse" is a standard Disney-produced dream movie. The film is based on the three characters of the famous American horse racing "Secretariat". The journey of the champion is the main line. Compared with "The Age of Era", this film pays more attention to the story of the event itself. Therefore, it is also a good film for horse lovers to understand the American horse racing industry from a side perspective.

Comments: The horse racing scenes in this film were all shot in real life, with the camera attached to the horse's hooves and head. The picture is very shocking. Interestingly, in order to truly restore "Secretariat", the crew used two racehorses to play it when it was 2 years old and older, and even used makeup technology on the horses. This is the legendary special actor!

5. "The Horse Whisperer"

Introduction: The movie "The Horse Whisperer" gradually reveals the contradictions of human beings and human nature by comforting and saving a very spiritual animal - the horse. The film interprets a philosophy: not only horses need horse whisperers, but perhaps we humans need "human whisperers" even more in this complicated society.

Comments: Riding a horse, reminiscing about old times, talking about love, a warm and healing movie. Uncle RR was born to be a cowboy, and his films are always so atmospheric, calm and full of charm; and 14-year-old Scarlett is born with beauty, and the goddess has been so beautiful since she was a child!

6. "Little Pony King"

Introduction: People and men who advocate freedom must watch this film. I used to think The Lion King was the best animated show, but after watching Pony King I realized nothing could compare to it.