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10/18/08
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Young Black Stallion (2003)
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Reviews Counted:38
Fresh:16
Rotten:22
Average Rating:5.4/10
Theatrical Release:Dec 25, 2003 Limited
Box Office: $6,089,227
Synopsis: In Disney's first dramatic feature made specifically for the giant screen, Walt Disney Pictures is proud to present the continuation of a family favorite and a story that has enthralled generations... [More]
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08/07/08
...on home video, stripped of its visual grandeur - the movie comes off as a superficial and woefully inept piece of work.
08/19/06
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02/09/06
...ironically similar to Hidalgo.... In many ways, Young Black Stallion is a better film because it doesn’t have the baggage of being a star vehicle
08/29/05
The Young Black Stallion is not so much a bad film as it is a non film. It was meant mainly to be looked at.
01/02/05
Horse lovers, especially fans of the purebred desert Arabian, will swoon.
12/20/04
If you are able to read this review, you are probably too old to get much pleasure out of Young Black Stallion.
09/23/04
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01/27/04
This 50 minute L.F. narrative is at its best with music, big sky, interesting terrain and a charming girl on the back of a beautiful horse. Sticky in acting/dialogue.
01/15/04
Tired rehash.
12/26/03
Top CriticA film truly geared to the 6-year-old level. If not younger.
12/26/03
Top CriticThe Young Black Stallion will provide a brief diversion for animal-loving youngsters. But beneath its polished good looks it feels awfully amateurish.
12/26/03
Wincer delivers a gentle yet vibrant tale of natural splendor, a horse's valor and a young girl's plucky determination.
12/26/03
Top CriticYoung Tamimi is a terrific rider but a lackluster screen presence, and the film's brevity ensures that her trials have a perfunctory quality that keeps them from being truly compelling.
12/26/03
A choppy, disjointed film that feels like it was edited down to suit the typical, 45-minute running time of a large-format film.
12/26/03
Every shot seems designed to show off the unique location, or fill the screen with something interesting.
12/26/03
It's a full, flat 50 minutes -- long enough to get the job done, and fast and short enough that the kids won't get antsy. And luckily for us adults, it's well-crafted and keeps us interested, too.
12/26/03
Nowhere near as adventuresome or artful as its famous predecessor, but it's still a vital, good-looking way to introduce the Walter Farley horse books -- and the resulting films -- to children.
12/26/03
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