Horse Crazy

Yet the whole time I was entertained by the cartoonish villains and those kids. It's cringey but it was a good source of entertainment for eighty or so minutes. Hats off to the Horse Crazy cast and crew...

great movie, i watched this movie with my two grandsons, ages 5 and 8. we all laughed, fretted, and chose sides. it was remarkably entertaining for both young and old alike. the actors were perfect for the characters they portrayed. the movie has a good plot and the morals behind it were visible to all eyes, at least so in our opinion. the scenery is great, made my grandsons want to visit there, wherever there is. i would very much like to see more movies like this come out for the benefit of all, very seldom does a child in this day get to see a truly GOOD movie. it is a movie i will buy because it is a movie that i know we will never tire of watching. not just for boys, the girls will love it too!!!!!!!!!

My daughter stood riveted to the screen during the entire movie, and as a family we really enjoyed the movie, we kept commenting to ourselves how amazing it was to see a good clean movie where the characters were not exaggerated, but were actually believable. The backdrops were fantastic, what a beautiful desert.

Really like it. Originally tuned in because it was playing on MoviePlex and they show movies uncut, with NO ads!

But the gorgeous scenery kept me watching. I'm a senior citizen and in the 1960s liked everything as outrageous as possible. I've mellowed. Mysteries are my favourite, ever since childhood.

Thought this was a good contrast to all the computer-generated fare available today as well as the blood and guts kids love to watch! A good family film - and love the horses.

I think IMDb should go back to allowing shorter reviews. :) With twitter and lack of time, people don't spend as much time reading as in the past. Just a thought.

This is a very enjoyable flick for the whole family. One young boy, who requires the continuous close supervision of his younger sister, dreams about horses constantly.

When a young "Texan" shows up in his class with a rope and the teacher says that mustangs run wild in Nevada and then he discovers his older brother is driving to Nevada, the die is cast.

I gave this flick a nine.

Roger Moncrief