The Horse Whisperer

[Aunt Jen]

I must say, I just saw "The Horse Whisperer" again and cherished it so.

 

I don't know what I thinking of when I saw it the first time. I was probably paying too much attention to my popcorn or something. But this time, I was captivated by it. I thought Robert Redford in that role was one of my 10 most favorites. His role was gifted, without Hollywood blarney in it. Watching his tenderness, without a spoken word, with that horse, knowing it didn't want to hurt, was touching.

 

Just sharing.

 

Aunt Jen

[Major Art Tillery]

If you like that movie... check out this documentry coming out called "BUCK" it is about Buck Brannaman. Who if I remember right was a big influence for the movie "the Horse Whisper". The trailer is available online...

[Guest Paniolo Cowboy SASS #75875]

I must say, I just saw "The Horse Whisperer" again and cherished it so.

 

I don't know what I thinking of when I saw it the first time. I was probably paying too much attention to my popcorn or something. But this time, I was captivated by it. I thought Robert Redford in that role was one of my 10 most favorites. His role was gifted, without Hollywood blarney in it. Watching his tenderness, without a spoken word, with that horse, knowing it didn't want to hurt, was touching.

 

Just sharing.

 

Aunt Jen

 

 

The movie was good.

 

For me, I just had a hard time with that whole thing about tying a horse's leg up, and then have a kid get on the horse.

 

Then wah-lah everything's fine!

 

It's just Hollywood!

[Madd Mike #8595]

having ben to a couple of john lyons clinics, my ownself

when I owen horses

I had a hard time with the leg thing in the MOVIE,,,,, as well

 

http://www.johnlyons.com/profclinic.php

 

(overall) I did enjoy the movie

[Seldom Seen #16162]

I like Baxter Black's comments about being a horse whisperer.