He's gonna look a lot smaller in a minute, Georgie

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	• Seabiscuit [HD DVD] Tobey Maguire, Jeff Bridges Universal Studios Home Entertainment, 2006 average customer review:based on 353 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

He's gonna look a lot smaller in a minute, Georgie

Bravo!

The amazing true story of Seabsicuit comes to life!

the racing scenes were incredible. The casting was superb-- especially Chris Cooper as Tom Smith.

Not very often does truly GOOD movie like this come along.. It has heart, it is educational, it is fun, it is honest and gritty.

Horse racing fan? History buff? Tobey fan? Horse fanatic? A lover of great, uplifting movies? Then you MUST own this.

amazing

absolutely awesome. It make you sit back in your seat and sweat. Only one other movie did that to me. The Return of the King. Anything that can do that to me, I like. Perfect cast, and I'm surprised it wasn't nominated for way more Academy Awards. I say It should have been nominated for at least 10, i'm serious. It is absolutely stunning. I think the best performance is actually Chris Cooper as the trainer. He should win an Academy Award sometime. An awesome movie, i highly recommend you see it.

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An Excellent Movie in every way

The film is slightly different from the book; but the feeling of the movie seems almost more authentic than the book. The setting of the times was extremely successful; nothing felt 'cute' or 'designery' about the sets and tangibles of the depression and post depression era. All of the actors brought their characters alive - and the horse is fantastic!

The racing sequences are quite exciting, except for close-ups of the jockeys (movie jockey's not the actual ones) and the wierd, rocking horse mounts. But they were correct in putting in the actual footage of the races, because then you know this was a real occurrence, and not that long ago in history.

The story is also told from a popular psychology point of view: a runty, wierd looking little race horse, Seabiscuit, who was down on his luck at the time he was taken in and trained to be a champion (that he really always was deep down) like millions of Americans in the depression era- he came to represent the hopes and aspirations of many Americans who identified with him.

It's an upbeat story; ending well. Unlike the book, which is also good, but in the book we learn how everyone really ends up which was not as fortunate as Seabiscuit.

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So Long Charlie!

One word. THE BEST! Ok, that was 2 words but you catch my drift!

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