Toffee Suga underrated in a couple of senses: look at the rotten tomatoes scores (lots of negative), and ask people about this movie and you’ll find a lot of people aren’t at all aware of it. big fan of roger ebert’s review which was a positive review, no cynicism just enjoyed it for the well crafted enjoyable adventure that it set out to be
How can this be underrated. It’s a Native American and his horse going against pure bred Arabian horses in a race that is thousands of years old. How is that not interesting to anyone
Indeed! Against all odds and in the face of adversity, blood nose included! What it's like when every one is against you but you prove them all wrong and triumph!!! 😭😍💖👏🎊🎆
Starting at the 1:20 mark, especially when Hidalgo comes in the left screen side. You can hear the difference in steps and stride of the Arabians vs the Mustang. Arabians are fast but their strides here sound much more lighter and pristine. Meanwhile when Hidalgo is on screen by himself you can hear the heavy hitting power of his hooves as his strides launch him forward. Such a neat little detail
Arabian horses are fast as hell, sprinters with alot of stamina. But mustangs are a wild breed, they can run like that for hours and still sprint when they need too.
Sound effects are added or adjusted in post-production so they can add in details to help enhance the audience's expectations of characters or storyline regardless of whether it would be accurate in real life or not. There are tons of examples where the sound that ends up being used for TV or movies is created totally differently than what the real life sound is.
The soundtrack in this movie was epic. I miss the days when filmmakers actually composed music for their movies rather than just whatever is on the top 100 chart that month.
It took me at least a few years to find the original soundtrack in flac on the internet. James Newton Howard knocked it out of the park! He nailed the Arabian/Oriental music!
They still do, but most care-free themed movies like Christmas movies or crap like Trolls just use whichever pop songs are popular at the time of filming because it's easier to just pay the copyright fees than to compose music.
If there is someone who actually compose music for his movies it’s Hans Zimmer. He has also stated in several interviews that he doesn’t do it for money, but only because making music is his passion. And to be able to meet fellow musicians! If you haven’t seen his interview about how they made the music for Dune, do it! ”His” guitarist Guthrie Govan cerated a bagpipe sound from his guitar! 🥳
I've worked with Mustangs before... magnificent horses, absolutely gorgeous to watch them run, especially if you have a spirited herd... LET IT FLY LITTLE BROTHER!!
Every time I see this scene, I can't help to think how Hidalgo and Cowboy were so connected that once he cried to Hidalgo to run, he never had to hit Hidalgo because Hidalgo was not just his horse but his partner and they had a symbiotic relationship. " It is a magnificent Horse" like my father used to say, " You God damm right"
Most of it is true, although the real Frank Hopkins wasn’t white and there wasn’t a Princess involved. His ranch is just a few hundred miles northwest of where I live in Oklahoma. Today there’s thousands of mustangs like Hidalgo roaming around that area.
This clip shows the speed, spirit, and toughness of the Paint Horse breed perfectly. I absolutely love Paint Horses, they are a great all-around breed that can be used for many equestrian disciplines- from cross-country, show-jumping, and dressage, to western disciplines like reining, cutting, trail classes, and western pleasure.
Ohhhh bareback gallop. The smoothness is like riding a bike. You feel like you're flying right before the horse dives left and you're on the ground hehe.
Your comment made me crack up! I ride bareback most of the time, and was enjoying the way you described galloping until the "horse dives left" and then I lost it! It's so true! You are flying, floating, its like magic, and then the horse says, "Hail REALITY!" *dodges sideways*
I tried to teach myself to ride bare back one summer, and while I never fell off, I didn't get any farther then a trot. It was still a fun experience. Also, at one point, I was walking the horse around the ring and I wobbled. The horse stopped at looked at me like, "You good?" before continuing on.
Hidalgo is and will be one of the best Films in my book. Unsure if this story is true or not, but if it was and Hidalgo won the race, it wasn’t a matter of bloodline. It all comes down to heart, what a horse is made of because of their true devoted, loving rider. That’s all I will say and leave it at that. Thanks for uploading.
Hadn’t seen this in years but bought the Blu-ray on a whim on Amazon. Was literally holding myself back from tears when watching this scene and the prior one with his ancestors in the desert. Such a phenomenal film, they don’t make many like this any more 😔
Even though it is extremely unlikely Frank Hopkins was half Lakota and the stories of his exploits are exaggerated... And even though it is played by a Danish actor...I can't help but feel a little rush of excitement at the idea that a Half Blood Native with his Mustang won the hardest race of their lives. Even as a kid I saw myself in the character.
Exagerated??? They were totally fake. The only thing that has been proven is tbat he loved Mustangs, but not a single paper anouncing that he has won a race hs been found
@@22espec they weren't many scholars or highly skill writers riding around that area that would have chronicled such events, Wild Bill Cody had a whole show regarding the great Mustang, if you are ever in Cody Wyoming take a visit to that Museum, Hopkins is mentioned there. I rode my bicycle across the country two years ago and coming through Eastern Wyoming, specifically Devil's Tower into Sundance, WY and Spearfish SD, and into the Bad Lands NP, the Lakota people talk about Hidalgo the painted horse and Mr. Hopkins...please remember that like in Latin America, indigenous people are not popular and highly discriminated. I can think of Chiapas and the Zapatistas having to wear a red handkerchief to be seen. Please know that my point is not to dispute if you are right or wrong but more to bring the point that weather Frank Hopkins was a might or not, this type of movie brings exposure to the cruelties the Natives and all marginalized people have and still face today.
@@canica99 you should see the biography episode from the history channel, they really tried to find some true in his tales but they find out that everything was a lie. And yes, people actually write about horse races in those days, a lot. They couldn't find a single race that he was part of muche less win. The Buffalo Bill job was real, he worked for him but only taking care of the horses and he was not exactly a friend since Bill.never mention him in any of his letters of writings. The museun only mention he worked for him. That legendary race in the dessert never existed because in that moment the British were ruling those lands.
You don't have to be the same race or heritage , or even from the same tribe, to see yourself in others and be inspired by them. We are all human , all part of the same big family.
You really have to give the prince credit here. He may have been an arrogant ass for most of the movie, but he was a really graceful and respectful loser.
I like it how everyone keep using the crop while the cowboy and Hidalgo just...just run*-* This was my absolutely favorite movie when I was young (right in front of Spirit) and it still is!
I take anything that says “based on a true story“ with a grain of salt, I just try to appreciate the movie for what it is. This movie is beautiful, powerful, and I love the journey it takes me on.
Cuando vi esta película por primera vez, no pude evitar llorar de la emocion, y siempre que veo esta escena mi corazon se agita deun gran sentimiento. Saludos.
This is one of my all time favorites, and I told my little nephew to watch it last night. We both end up crying when he let Hidalgo go free with the horses 🐴😅
This movie is so meaningful. And its about way more than a man, a horse and a race. Its about a person who says to hell with the world and accepts who he is.
This scene ALWAYS gets me. The dust all over him, riding bareback like a native, the blood coming from Hidalgo’s nose, it’s just such an incredible story of perseverance. Definitely in my top 10 of all time.
This scene makes me cry every time. It is one of the most inspirational movies to ever come across. Beautiful horse, exceptional acting, wonderful plot, Great movie.
In the same way that Jim's ride down the mountain in the Man From Snowy River is so iconic in the Australian spirit, regardless of how criminally underrated this film is, this scene alone kind of embodies the American spirit. Hidalgo does not come from a sacred breeding line, or even a breed that is recognized as having any value; he's just a hardy horse from some far off country that is not fit to be racing with these Arabians that can trace their lineage back centuries. Frank Hopkins (in this movie at least), is this rough around the edges, simple American, also from a lineage that is disregarded, but he is honorable, passionate, and loyal to his partner to the end. And through sheer willpower and drive, they beat them all. Not for pride, not for fame, but because they need to give it their all. You want to explain to someone what the cowboy embodies for the American people, show them this scene
Amazing movie from start to finish. And to think, I watched this on a whim one night many years ago because there was nothing else "better" on. Very good film.
I love horses they are the most majestic creatures on this planet and their intelligence and loyalty is unmatched when a horse is in full gallop it’s just something to stop and watch
Wonderful moive! Out of the many Hidalgo that was jsed for this film, we got to care for one when he was being kept at our 4h barn. I believe he was the one used for all the close ups of the face or head! He was one handsome boy!
I feel like the whole world just forgot this great movie. I admit i'm biased because i effin love viggo but still, i think no remembers this film and i don't understand why !
I remember this film. Aside from the adventure aspect and cinematography, I loved the music. It's not Lawrence of Arabia or Indiana Jones, but it is a really fun movie. This movie along with others inspired me to become a writer and create stories in a long forgotten style
Great from start to finish great music score as well parts of it can go deep inside Wat a great heart that animal gives his all even do different horses were used I heard to take Hidalgo’s part I don’t really care I loved it so much
What a picture and what a climax scene! Who cares if it was true or not, or based on a true story or not? Just to watch those horses run and Hidalgo take it...damn, what a scene! Great flick in every department!
Ésos "Expertos" calificaron con buen puntaje a películas como Capitana Marvel y dijeron que Avengers Endgame era la mejor de todos los tiempos. Son unos ineptos.
The American mustang is an icon and a legend for a reason Though all horses in the world is beautiful and powerful What bring me to tears is how blm treat this magnificent little horse
Hidalgo film was filmed in North Africa, in the country of Morocco, in the city of Ouarzazate, and here the biggest and most famous films in the world were shot.
@VeronicaEquestrian no thay can't. Mustangs are faster All of horses. I'm horse owner and i study mustangs. They are amazing horses. Sorry for my English. Thanks
I was 13 when this movie came out and loved every min of it. Made me believe I could get through life’s race no matter what. Now as an adult, i see I was wrong… 😅
I wish this video had the part where he drops the saddle off of hidalgo both horse and man knowing it very well could be hidalgos last race and dropping that weight is why he glided right to the front full trust in rider and in the horse.... Legendary scene always gets me.
I know nothing of horses. But I recognize creatures of will. And this ending scene never fails to move me because that horse accomplished the impossible. There is nothing greater in life than standing when it isn’t easy
I'm so sorry for your loss I know exactly how you feel. I lost my mare and best friend Konstanz to colic in 2010. Until we meet again beautiful girl I love you so much.
+Horse Heaven If I remember correctly it was supposed to be because Hidalgo was experiencing Epistaxis (also known as EIPH, "Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage"), something commonly seen in racehorses.
woah! I just found a major flaw! did anyone else catch it?? it's at 2:08 Hidalgo is wearing a saddle. He goes from bareback to having a saddle. It's a split second so the producers probably thought no one would catch it.
Really guys, are you really commenting about the few seconds that show a mistake. Maybe watch and appreciate the movie for what it is trying to portray. Most people can see minor mistakes in most movies but don’t go back and comment about it.
My class in high school had to do a movie review on this movie. Omg everyone was so upset but after they watched it! Everyone loved it! Half the basketball team was in my class & those guys were just yelling at this scene! 😂 Go go go go! Lmao
Amo esta pelicula , ese final es simplemente genial y la parte donde el esta orando al lado de su caballo es simplemente magnifica, Aguante Viggooo carajo !!!!
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One of the most criminally underrated movies of all time.
Absolutely.
How can this be underrated?
Toffee Suga underrated in a couple of senses: look at the rotten tomatoes scores (lots of negative), and ask people about this movie and you’ll find a lot of people aren’t at all aware of it.
big fan of roger ebert’s review which was a positive review, no cynicism just enjoyed it for the well crafted enjoyable adventure that it set out to be
How can this be underrated. It’s a Native American and his horse going against pure bred Arabian horses in a race that is thousands of years old. How is that not interesting to anyone
i love this movie...
even though I've seen this movie a couple times before, this scene still brings me to tears. Just amazing how much spirit this horse has!
Indeed! Against all odds and in the face of adversity, blood nose included! What it's like when every one is against you but you prove them all wrong and triumph!!! 😭😍💖👏🎊🎆
Yeaaaa
@Michael Cristian hkkfg
Same man..made me love horses on a whole new level
Starting at the 1:20 mark, especially when Hidalgo comes in the left screen side. You can hear the difference in steps and stride of the Arabians vs the Mustang. Arabians are fast but their strides here sound much more lighter and pristine. Meanwhile when Hidalgo is on screen by himself you can hear the heavy hitting power of his hooves as his strides launch him forward. Such a neat little detail
Arabian horses are fast as hell, sprinters with alot of stamina. But mustangs are a wild breed, they can run like that for hours and still sprint when they need too.
Arabians are taller and have a longer stride. Mustangs& quarter horses Are smaller and more compact
@@kindofawizard8681ummmm no. That is incorrect. Mustangs are hardy. But they cannot run like that for hours.
Sound effects are added or adjusted in post-production so they can add in details to help enhance the audience's expectations of characters or storyline regardless of whether it would be accurate in real life or not. There are tons of examples where the sound that ends up being used for TV or movies is created totally differently than what the real life sound is.
The soundtrack in this movie was epic. I miss the days when filmmakers actually composed music for their movies rather than just whatever is on the top 100 chart that month.
It took me at least a few years to find the original soundtrack in flac on the internet. James Newton Howard knocked it out of the park! He nailed the Arabian/Oriental music!
I love how at the end, the drum has a 1 2 3 4 rhythm, like rhythm of a horse's gallop.
Your comment implies that there are absolutely no films today with original soundtracks. James Newton Howard is neither dead nor retired, by the way.
They still do, but most care-free themed movies like Christmas movies or crap like Trolls just use whichever pop songs are popular at the time of filming because it's easier to just pay the copyright fees than to compose music.
If there is someone who actually compose music for his movies it’s Hans Zimmer. He has also stated in several interviews that he doesn’t do it for money, but only because making music is his passion. And to be able to meet fellow musicians! If you haven’t seen his interview about how they made the music for Dune, do it! ”His” guitarist Guthrie Govan cerated a bagpipe sound from his guitar! 🥳
“LET ‘ER BUCK!”
My heart can feel every hoof beat. That horse’s speed was no camera trick.
Bruh I felt that on a spiritual level bc Hidalgo was like AIGHT BET
Horse fired up on all his cylinders
horses are incredible, I love that part at 1:59 when he just switched to a whole new gear even though he's been flat out galloping for a while
Fun fact the Riders had to hold the horses back in this scene because they were out running the cameras
Also that he was at the brink of death a few mere minutes kicking into that higher gear
@@Juan02Carlos10the spirit of mustangs!!😊
One of the more criminally underrated movies of the last 20 years.
I've worked with Mustangs before... magnificent horses, absolutely gorgeous to watch them run, especially if you have a spirited herd... LET IT FLY LITTLE BROTHER!!
I actually have a Spanish mustang the best horse I have ever ridden 🏇
I grew up with mustangs…..utterly raw and beautiful horses!!!
الخيول الموستانغ عبارة عن سلالة لهجين عربي واسباني
عندما ألتقت الحضارات في تناغم أنتجت جوهرة الأرض (الاندلس) وخيول خارقة (الموستانغ)
2:01 That acceleration always gives me chills every time
!!
Amen to that! My heart leaps with excitement! 😍👏
What does he yell at his horse for the last sprint??
Every time I see this scene, I can't help to think how Hidalgo and Cowboy were so connected that once he cried to Hidalgo to run, he never had to hit Hidalgo because Hidalgo was not just his horse but his partner and they had a symbiotic relationship. " It is a magnificent Horse" like my father used to say, " You God damm right"
True Story or not. This is an epic movie. I love it.
It's MoFo's favorite movie.
@Chimera 888 This being a true story is a controversial subject. It's likely just a tall tale, but it was a great movie.
Its completely fake, the only thing that was real is that he did work for Buffalo Bill but only in the work crew.
I agree I love this movie
Most of it is true, although the real Frank Hopkins wasn’t white and there wasn’t a Princess involved.
His ranch is just a few hundred miles northwest of where I live in Oklahoma. Today there’s thousands of mustangs like Hidalgo roaming around that area.
This clip shows the speed, spirit, and toughness of the Paint Horse breed perfectly. I absolutely love Paint Horses, they are a great all-around breed that can be used for many equestrian disciplines- from cross-country, show-jumping, and dressage, to western disciplines like reining, cutting, trail classes, and western pleasure.
This was so well shot. All the angles, compositions, camera movements and the way they follow each other up is absolutely brilliant.
1:32 when that 'stang comes in stomping! Love that sound.And at 1:57.
Ohhhh bareback gallop. The smoothness is like riding a bike. You feel like you're flying right before the horse dives left and you're on the ground hehe.
Your comment made me crack up! I ride bareback most of the time, and was enjoying the way you described galloping until the "horse dives left" and then I lost it! It's so true! You are flying, floating, its like magic, and then the horse says, "Hail REALITY!" *dodges sideways*
hehe, sounds like experience talking
I tried to teach myself to ride bare back one summer, and while I never fell off, I didn't get any farther then a trot. It was still a fun experience. Also, at one point, I was walking the horse around the ring and I wobbled. The horse stopped at looked at me like, "You good?" before continuing on.
I hate when my eyes water!
Hidalgo is and will be one of the best Films in my book. Unsure if this story is true or not, but if it was and Hidalgo won the race, it wasn’t a matter of bloodline. It all comes down to heart, what a horse is made of because of their true devoted, loving rider. That’s all I will say and leave it at that. Thanks for uploading.
The Real Deal Horse
hahahahaha really funny joke
American mustang not spanish
Salah what is the funny joke? I don’t know who’s comment you are referring too. I have no opinion until you make your comment clear.
arab and amazir hors is 1,go stady.
2:33 give me tears and emotion,this inspires me that after youve been through in life,you will be victorious
Hadn’t seen this in years but bought the Blu-ray on a whim on Amazon. Was literally holding myself back from tears when watching this scene and the prior one with his ancestors in the desert. Such a phenomenal film, they don’t make many like this any more 😔
I seriously cannot explain how much I love this movie.
Even though it is extremely unlikely Frank Hopkins was half Lakota and the stories of his exploits are exaggerated... And even though it is played by a Danish actor...I can't help but feel a little rush of excitement at the idea that a Half Blood Native with his Mustang won the hardest race of their lives.
Even as a kid I saw myself in the character.
Exagerated??? They were totally fake. The only thing that has been proven is tbat he loved Mustangs, but not a single paper anouncing that he has won a race hs been found
@@22espec they weren't many scholars or highly skill writers riding around that area that would have chronicled such events, Wild Bill Cody had a whole show regarding the great Mustang, if you are ever in Cody Wyoming take a visit to that Museum, Hopkins is mentioned there. I rode my bicycle across the country two years ago and coming through Eastern Wyoming, specifically Devil's Tower into Sundance, WY and Spearfish SD, and into the Bad Lands NP, the Lakota people talk about Hidalgo the painted horse and Mr. Hopkins...please remember that like in Latin America, indigenous people are not popular and highly discriminated. I can think of Chiapas and the Zapatistas having to wear a red handkerchief to be seen. Please know that my point is not to dispute if you are right or wrong but more to bring the point that weather Frank Hopkins was a might or not, this type of movie brings exposure to the cruelties the Natives and all marginalized people have and still face today.
@@canica99 you should see the biography episode from the history channel, they really tried to find some true in his tales but they find out that everything was a lie. And yes, people actually write about horse races in those days, a lot. They couldn't find a single race that he was part of muche less win. The Buffalo Bill job was real, he worked for him but only taking care of the horses and he was not exactly a friend since Bill.never mention him in any of his letters of writings. The museun only mention he worked for him. That legendary race in the dessert never existed because in that moment the British were ruling those lands.
You don't have to be the same race or heritage , or even from the same tribe, to see yourself in others and be inspired by them. We are all human , all part of the same big family.
"LET HER BUCK"
*Vtech kicks in*
incredibly underrated movie one of the best endurance racing movies.
Let it fly
Frank said, "Let 'er buck!" Hidalgo said, "EAT MY DUST!"
Had tears at Hidalgo's bleeding nose and iron will.
You really have to give the prince credit here. He may have been an arrogant ass for most of the movie, but he was a really graceful and respectful loser.
he indeed was! Especially when calling Hidalgo a magnificent horse. He acknowledged the painted stallion
"Cowboy, cowboy!" always makes me chuckle. 😂😂😂
Superb and the best horse race scene of all time in my opinion. The spirit is unbelievable.
I like it how everyone keep using the crop while the cowboy and Hidalgo just...just run*-* This was my absolutely favorite movie when I was young (right in front of Spirit) and it still is!
Me and my grandma watched this when I was a child and it has stuck with me forever and my shared love for horses (mustangs) grew here
I love the perfect rhythmic gallop at 1:32.
I take anything that says “based on a true story“ with a grain of salt, I just try to appreciate the movie for what it is. This movie is beautiful, powerful, and I love the journey it takes me on.
Sin duda alguna una de mis películas favoritas, jamás me cansaré de verla..... Grande Hidalgo ❤
Esse filme , é um clássico
Não me canso de assistir
Tem tudo a haver,com minha infância ,tempos bons com meu pai , só alegria...
Flat out, one of the best, most exciting and satisfying movies of all time-- thanks for sharing!
Cuando vi esta película por primera vez, no pude evitar llorar de la emocion, y siempre que veo esta escena mi corazon se agita deun gran sentimiento.
Saludos.
I watched this movie in 2014, still I admiring the making of every scenes.
I LOVE hidalgo such a beautiful and fast horse I wish more people knew about him!
One of my all time favorite movie scenes! I cry every time.
This is one of my all time favorites, and I told my little nephew to watch it last night. We both end up crying when he let Hidalgo go free with the horses 🐴😅
This movie is so meaningful. And its about way more than a man, a horse and a race. Its about a person who says to hell with the world and accepts who he is.
Love the look that the old man gives after Frank said let er buck, like WTF that horse has another gear.
This scene ALWAYS gets me. The dust all over him, riding bareback like a native, the blood coming from Hidalgo’s nose, it’s just such an incredible story of perseverance. Definitely in my top 10 of all time.
This scene makes me cry every time. It is one of the most inspirational movies to ever come across. Beautiful horse, exceptional acting, wonderful plot, Great movie.
Everytime i watch this scene and the young boy shouts cowboy cowboy, i get goosebumps. This is my favourite movie of all time
In the same way that Jim's ride down the mountain in the Man From Snowy River is so iconic in the Australian spirit, regardless of how criminally underrated this film is, this scene alone kind of embodies the American spirit.
Hidalgo does not come from a sacred breeding line, or even a breed that is recognized as having any value; he's just a hardy horse from some far off country that is not fit to be racing with these Arabians that can trace their lineage back centuries. Frank Hopkins (in this movie at least), is this rough around the edges, simple American, also from a lineage that is disregarded, but he is honorable, passionate, and loyal to his partner to the end. And through sheer willpower and drive, they beat them all. Not for pride, not for fame, but because they need to give it their all.
You want to explain to someone what the cowboy embodies for the American people, show them this scene
Amazing movie from start to finish. And to think, I watched this on a whim one night many years ago because there was nothing else "better" on. Very good film.
I love horses they are the most majestic creatures on this planet and their intelligence and loyalty is unmatched when a horse is in full gallop it’s just something to stop and watch
Wonderful moive! Out of the many Hidalgo that was jsed for this film, we got to care for one when he was being kept at our 4h barn. I believe he was the one used for all the close ups of the face or head! He was one handsome boy!
The first cowboy movie that made me cry when I was 7
Filme incrível!! Linda história !!! Sou agradecido por esse filme . Que nos dá forças para enfrentar as dificuldades da vida !! Que Deus os abençoe!!🙏
Lindo filme mesmo!!
Amo esse filme!! Final lindo também 🙏
I feel like the whole world just forgot this great movie. I admit i'm biased because i effin love viggo but still, i think no remembers this film and i don't understand why !
I remember this film. Aside from the adventure aspect and cinematography, I loved the music. It's not Lawrence of Arabia or Indiana Jones, but it is a really fun movie. This movie along with others inspired me to become a writer and create stories in a long forgotten style
Can i just say this is bareback at its FINEST. This and the black stallion r the reason why I became an equestrian. 20 years plus now
Great from start to finish great music score as well parts of it can go deep inside Wat a great heart that animal gives his all even do different horses were used I heard to take Hidalgo’s part I don’t really care I loved it so much
I absolutely love this movie, I've seen it so many times.
What a picture and what a climax scene! Who cares if it was true or not, or based on a true story or not? Just to watch those horses run and Hidalgo take it...damn, what a scene! Great flick in every department!
"LET 'ER BUCK!"
Bruh, those hooves just start POUNDING 😍💕🐎
I hate when chicks say “bruh”
@@michaeldonahue4600 come on bruh
@@michaeldonahue4600 Aw, you mad bruh?
Had to go to Utube to find out WTH he yelled at the horse!
A pesar de una crítica desfavorable de los "expertos" sigo creyendo que esta es una historia épica disfrutable de principio a fin.
tienes mucha razon..es corazon y coraje en toda la extensión de la palabra
Emocionante sin palabras viva los animales
No es historia, es solo un cuento
Ésos "Expertos" calificaron con buen puntaje a películas como Capitana Marvel y dijeron que Avengers Endgame era la mejor de todos los tiempos.
Son unos ineptos.
ABSOLUTAMENTE !!!!!! Los críticos son unos pendejos!!
The American mustang is an icon and a legend for a reason
Though all horses in the world is beautiful and powerful
What bring me to tears is how blm treat this magnificent little horse
I cried every time I watched this movie. On one way this movie for me represent America and why I love that America since my childhood
.. this movie is the pure definition of the word : EPIC !!!!!
Facts.
Hidalgo film was filmed in North Africa, in the country of Morocco, in the city of Ouarzazate, and here the biggest and most famous films in the world were shot.
I have no words to praise this scene, It looks like a real race.
everytime i hear the boy says cowboy cowboy i get goosebumps
"Let her buck" One of the best cinema lines ever.
i watched this film in 2013 and i still replaying it
I remember my dad taking me to see this movie as a kid lol I cried so much, its such an epic movie
you cant outrun a mustang baby
Only happens on movies 🤣
@VeronicaEquestrian no thay can't. Mustangs are faster All of horses. I'm horse owner and i study mustangs. They are amazing horses. Sorry for my English. Thanks
@@tintinsocute_ arabian horses are faster
@@rizzo9748 Yes they may be fast but mustags have much more endurance and speed because they are like prey in nature
@@gabriellerausch594 ight nerd
I was 13 when this movie came out and loved every min of it. Made me believe I could get through life’s race no matter what. Now as an adult, i see I was wrong… 😅
Andalucian blood Mustang.
Del pura sangre Andaluz.
El caballo más noble, fiel y valiente q a pisao este mundo. .
This movie has 46% on RottenTomatoes.
I legit thought this movie could've won an oscar.
The wide shot captures the vast scale of epicness.
The one movie I come back to watch over and over again... hahaha
I wish this video had the part where he drops the saddle off of hidalgo both horse and man knowing it very well could be hidalgos last race and dropping that weight is why he glided right to the front full trust in rider and in the horse.... Legendary scene always gets me.
This movie is awesome. Saw this when I was child. The fact that this is rates lower than many modern movies tells you why the world is declining.
vayyyy beeeee seni ilk izlerken ne keyifle izliyordum ulan ne güzel günlerdi bee
Love movies like this, so much heart
When Hidalgo started bleeding everyone knew that he was gonna die, and yet he used the last of his strength to finish the race
Excelente pelicula no me cansa el verla varias veces al an;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Should have leave the part when he displays the Flag, that made the end even better and touching. Thanks for uploading, great movie.
I know nothing of horses. But I recognize creatures of will. And this ending scene never fails to move me because that horse accomplished the impossible. There is nothing greater in life than standing when it isn’t easy
I'm so sorry for your loss I know exactly how you feel. I lost my mare and best friend Konstanz to colic in 2010. Until we meet again beautiful girl I love you so much.
I love this movie, the American mustang all horses a great creature. Great movie jijij love that final part of the race.
Muito bom sena maravilhosa parabéns já assisti esse filme todo é muito bom
Beste Scene,ab geht die Post 😄🐎ich liebe diesen Film
Did anyone elso notice Hldago's bloody nose?
+Horse Heaven If I remember correctly it was supposed to be because Hidalgo was experiencing Epistaxis (also known as EIPH, "Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage"), something commonly seen in racehorses.
ok... some times that can be very serious...
Nothing beats a Spanish mustang!
yes
yes, Frank was going to give up and sacrifice it because of that...
3:03 when the guy who worked for him cheers 🤗
I love this movie with my whole heart and soul
Quando hai Fede tutto può accadere 🙏❤️ Stupendo
Best ending of the best movie that i ever watched..
The end of the race wasn't the end of the movie ... the end of the movie was when Hopkins rescued the mustangs and set Hidalgo free.
@@user-wx7zl8fn7fthat makes it a better ending 😁
woah! I just found a major flaw! did anyone else catch it?? it's at 2:08 Hidalgo is wearing a saddle. He goes from bareback to having a saddle. It's a split second so the producers probably thought no one would catch it.
+Missy Macechko Hidalgo also has a bloody nose that pops in for about two seconds before it vanishes again
Yeah I've noticed that too!! XD And also they bloody nose that appear and desappear for two times.
A goof. Not really a *major* flaw
Really guys, are you really commenting about the few seconds that show a mistake. Maybe watch and appreciate the movie for what it is trying to portray. Most people can see minor mistakes in most movies but don’t go back and comment about it.
Nothing beats a Spanish Mustang! 🐎
That was such a great movie!!!!
Pure Mustang...super duper... very nice movie
My class in high school had to do a movie review on this movie. Omg everyone was so upset but after they watched it! Everyone loved it! Half the basketball team was in my class & those guys were just yelling at this scene! 😂 Go go go go! Lmao
Amo esta pelicula , ese final es simplemente genial y la parte donde el esta orando al lado de su caballo es simplemente magnifica, Aguante Viggooo carajo !!!!
"That is a magnificent horse."
"Likewise, Prince."
Melhor filme de cavalo que existe
What an awesome scene!!!!! a wonderful movie, I love it ♥♥♥♥
I like how the third horse is just magically right behind the other two at the finish.
Favorite movie of all time
❤😊😊to był piękny film historia koni zawsze wzrusza ❤😊😊
secretariat fan here.. but have respect to hidalgo too
Secretariat was real, Hidalgo..not so much