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All Critics (40) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (18) | Rotten (22) | DVD (2)
Tired rehash.
A film truly geared to the 6-year-old level. If not younger.
Wincer delivers a gentle yet vibrant tale of natural splendor, a horse's valor and a young girl's plucky determination.
Continues in the hackneyed tradition of other made-for-IMAX dramas, with storytelling that doesn't measure up to the scope of the screen.
Simon Wincer's Imax film is a prequel to the classic 1979 children's film The Black Stallion.
Has gorgeous cinematography with spectacular landscapes -- plus a lazy script, forgettable performances and regrettably uninspired direction.
Visually stunning 50 minute IMAX thumbs-up.
...on home video, stripped of its visual grandeur - the movie comes off as a superficial and woefully inept piece of work.
...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
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.
Horse lovers, especially fans of the purebred desert Arabian, will swoon.
If you are able to read this review, you are probably too old to get much pleasure out of Young Black Stallion.
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