A visually stunning film that may be too predictable and politically correct for adults, but should serve children well. Read critic reviews
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
2002, Kids & family/Adventure, 1h 23m
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Follows the adventures of a wild and rambunctious mustang stallion as he journeys through the untamed American frontier. Encountering man for the first time, Spirit defies being broken, even as he develops a remarkable friendship with a young Lakota brave. The courageous young stallion also finds love with a beautiful paint mare named Rain on his way to becoming one of the greatest unsung heroes of the Old West.
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Rating: G
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Genre: Kids & family, Adventure, Animation
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Original Language: English
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Director: Kelly Asbury, Lorna Cook
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Producer: Mireille Soria, Jeffrey Katzenberg
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Writer: John Fusco
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $73.2M
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Distributor: DreamWorks SKG
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Sound Mix: Dolby SR, DTS, Dolby Stereo, Surround, SDDS, Dolby A, Dolby Digital
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Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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Critic Reviews for Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Audience Reviews for Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
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Not as powerful as the Prince of Egypt, but oh my God: emotionally resonant, expressive animation, lets the story talk through emotions more than talking... In short, it's amazing, one of the best from Dreamworks!
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A nice, if involving and somewhat predictable film that never truly reaches it's potential. The animation pops and it tries different things compared to other animated films of it's kind, and for that I respect it.
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I really feel this film was lost potential. what I mean by that is that this film has one extremely fatal fault. It's the fact that the main character has a narration but doesn't talk. Now I like it that this film has a non-talking animal for once, but what is the point of giving him a narrative then if he isn't gonna talk? you already have him convey emotions well without dialogue with his facial expressions. But even then, they humanize the horse way too much, to the point that it just becomes distracting and I would've wanted him to talk. I feel that might've been what they originally had planned but scrapped it for some reason. Also the film is really also not all that interesting, the neighing gets old REALLY fast, and it's not very engaging. Many characters aren't interesting, and the music sounds far too, well, 80s sounding that it just feels off for this kind of film. The only thing I really like about the film is the villain played by James Cromwell, who plays a great bastard but actually has his limits, and I do like how the villain isn't killed off, in fact the villain knows he's beat and gives up, which I don't see in a lot of films. Other than that, it's just a bore. It has too many distracting features, characters aren't interesting, and it isn't well paced at all. I think more kids would be bored with Spirit than find it really funny or engaging. While it isnt the worst Dreamworks has done, it's not their best.
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Stunning visual, yet the story is racially adjusted. A film that hides more subliminal messages than it seems. Checked my watch for at least 5 times, kinda boring and predictable.
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