Director:
Caroline ThompsonGuión:
Caroline ThompsonCámara:
Alex ThomsonMúsica:
Danny ElfmanReparto:
Docs Keepin Time, Sean Bean, David Thewlis, Alun Armstrong, Jim Carter, John McEnery, Eleanor Bron, Peter Cook, Alan Cumming, Vic Armstrong, Vincent Regan (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
La historia es narrada por su héroe, un increíble caballo negro con una estrella blanca en su frente, cuyas extraordinarias hazañas le llevarán desde una vida idílica en el campo hasta las calles adoquinadas de Londres. Junto a nuestro caballo negro, también estarán la rebelde yegua Ginger, y el divertido pony Travieso. Todos ellos siempre vivirán bajo el cuidado de dueños bondadosos y otros de malvados. Dependiendo siempre del hombre, vivirán lo mejor y lo peor del ser humano. (Apple TV+)
(más)Reseñas (4)
An amazing plot! This is a great movie about a beautiful horse. Who had a tough life. I found it really moving. It really is a great movie and so I give it a full set of stars!
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A little naive but nonetheless charming story about a friendship between an animal and a human that can grab you by the heart. The film is dominated by a beautiful retelling of the story from a purely equine point of view and a truly wonderful soundtrack by Danny Elfman, which perhaps could not have been better in the context of the premise. In addition, we also see David Thewlis, aka my favourite Remus Lupin from Harry Potter, and his humble speech is guaranteed to make every film more enjoyable. Finally, a film that managed to not only perfectly portray the extraordinary charm and personality of a horse, but also successfully transfer it to the viewer. 4* and a bit. :)
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A beautiful story with an even more beautiful horse, with sad and joyful turns that can move and captivate. The tag of the most incredible animal story of all time is not a coincidence.
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A fine family affair, where the only thing that makes sense is Danny Elfman's incredibly melodic beauty and Alex Thomson's skillful cinematography. Otherwise, this is a bit too prosaic and very simple animal serenade for younger audiences. The older ones will love it too, but if we put nostalgia aside, despite all the nice shots and a couple of touching scenes, there still is something more tangible missing. The Horse Whisperer is told from the opposite perspective and is a level above.
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