Seabiscuit (2003)

Nothing To Lose
"Seabiscuit" is a wonderful film about character devolopment and overcoming great odds with spectacular results. During times of overwhelming negativity, "Seabiscuit" wins over your heart without guns drawn. A simple race horse inspires us all to believe in ourselves and keep on moving. We can all be winners of this game, if we don't give up the fight.

I Gave the book 5 Stars, and I liked this movie better than the book...
Usually the book is better than the movie, but in the case of "Seabiscuit", the movie captured much better the enrgy and the exitement of this wonderful horse. Narration by David McCollough of the "American Experience" gave the movie a voice of historical authenticity. The colors, scenery, images, fantastic horse racing shots, and, of course, the depth of human (and equine) feeling; also made for a movie that kept me deeply entranced.

This movie has a powerful message that transcends the history of horse racing and the Great Depression.

...Recommended for horse racing fans and also for those who never gave the sport a second thought.

I Gave the book 5 Stars, and I liked this movie better than the book...
Usually the book is better than the movie, but in the case of "Seabiscuit", the movie captured much better the enrgy and the exitement of this wonderful horse. Narration by David McCollough of the "American Experience" gave the movie a voice of historical authenticity. The colors, scenery, images, fantastic horse racing shots, and, of course, the depth of human (and equine) feeling; also made for a movie that kept me deeply entranced.

This movie has a powerful message that transcends the history of horse racing and the Great Depression.

...Recommended for horse racing fans and also for those who never gave the sport a second thought.