War Horse: Behind the Scenes / Reel History
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024
- Later this season on Reel History we will be analyzing Steven Spielberg's sentimental World War I drama "War Horse." In the interim, enjoy this "making of" featurette that includes insightful commentary by the filmmakers. Pose your questions for us regarding "War Horse" in the comments section and we will answer your inquiries during our movie breakdown!
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Steven Spielberg is a living legend, one of the best movie directors out there
Your videos are great reminders to re-watch these shows/movies! Happy to report I received my copy of Fierce Valor this w/e. Can’t wait to dive into it.
Many thanks!
War horse was definitely different and I liked it. I'm not really a horse person but love history. Was a nice change of pace where war movies tend to follow 1 group or person throughout the entirety of the movie and this one jumped around show different aspects and different sides throughout the war and how it might have been
2:05 - "was this built for tourists?" Hysterical, Steven - we get that a lot in England, mostly from people who come here from Disneyland! Dartmoor in Devon is familiar, my parents first retired to Tavistock - I've passed the area of that cottage location (near Sheepstor) many times without knowing - it's a few miles east of the 15-mile main road between the town of Tavistock and the city of Plymouth. Castle Combe is not in Devon or near Dartmoor, it's in Wiltshire, and you can tell it's in the Cotswolds by the golden yellow limestone the houses are made from. Castle Combe is really only noted for the nearby motor racing circuit on the former airfield - spent a day there learning racing lines and a few solo laps in a Formula Ford. It's only 20 miles from the West Kennet location near Avebury that was the Ryan family homestead in Saving Private Ryan. It's a small world?
I’ll have to watch this! Thank you!
War Horse is Black Beauty: WW1 edition and yet, it is still in my mind one of the last great movies before the 2020’s.
War Horse, Dreamworks Paulie and Dumbo are still the only movies that can make me cry even a little bit.
I want to eventually see a move adaptation of Sergeant Billy, the goat who went to war. Another emotionally stirring story and another wonderful memorial of all the animals who worked during such a terrible time. ❤
Oh nice, I literally re-watched this 2 days ago.
I couldn’t watch this movie all the way through, I just cried watching how the horses were treated during the war.
A sad fact of historical reality.
Need I comment? It was Spielberg. It was total schlock. I did not realize it was Spielberg when I watched it. Halfway through I'm like, "Oh crud, this his Spielberg all over it." I wanted to burn my eyes out with hot coals. I bought two of your books!!!! I'm allowed not to like Spielberg (let's charge an isolated machine gun nest)
Hope you enjoy the books!
I saw Kathleen Kennedy and shivered. That woman damn near ruined a company. She had a great legacy. A shame really.