The Christmas Colt

The acting in this is laughable, especially from the two kids Austin Filton and Carlee Horton. The horse acted better.

The story isn't too bad, the kids and their dad are off to their grandmas house for Christmas.

The two children are extremely ungrateful and actually quite rude in parts. I can't believe the father doesn't correct the kids when they are saying stuff!

Average family film to watch with small children, just sit on your phone until it's finished and then put Home Alone 2 on.

3 out of 10

I bought the DVD for my young daughter for Christmas (called the Christmas Foal in the UK), as she likes films featuring animals.

However, all my family were very disappointed as the film was absolute rubbish.

• The acting was awful. I have seen better acting by most amateur dramatic societies.

• The script was very poor, a ten year old could have written a better screen play.

• You could not like the children in the film as their characters were downright rude and ungrateful. They obviously hadn't heard of the words 'please' and 'thank you'. You spent the whole film wondering when the Father would discipline them.

• The two villains were unbelievable as they were just completely stupid, they didn't have a brain between them.

• You would expect a film which features a horse in the title, and on the cover of the DVD,to have a lot more horse action. There was very little horse screen time.

This is one of the worst films I have ever seen. My daughter was very disappointed. I have no desire to ever see it again as it was terrible.

I am now using the DVD as a coaster for my mug, as it is all it is fit for.

Do not waste your time or money on this dreadful film.

This movie is an absolute delight, and if I could, I would give it a solid 20/20! From start to finish, it delivers an incredibly entertaining experience that keeps you engaged and laughing throughout. The humor is spot on, with standout performances from characters like Tank and Bones, who add an extra layer of charm and comedy to the film.

Beyond the humor, the movie impresses with its high-quality editing and stunning cinematic scenes. The visuals are beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall storytelling and making every moment feel dynamic and immersive. Whether it's the seamless transitions, the breathtaking shots, or the well-timed comedic sequences, everything comes together perfectly.

Overall, this film is a must-watch for anyone looking for a great laugh and an enjoyable cinematic experience. It's the perfect blend of comedy, creativity, and top-notch production quality!

Turned it on for my 89 yr old mom and I because she's a horse lover, but in the entire movie a horse is screen for about 8 minutes total, and the colt has about 2-3 minutes on screen maximum at the very end of the movie. The rest of the movie was just bad acting as if they read the scripts that morning and read them back to us.