Customer Reviews

White Pony [VHS]

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I rented this for my seven year old daughter and she loves it so much that I am now here to buy a copy for ourselves! I have watched the movie with her also and I too enjoyed it. A really good movie for any horse loving child!

I wandered upon this movie while channel surfing and it was showing on HBO one afternoon while I was keeping my 6 yr. old granddaughter. She loves horses and was facinated by this movie. She wanted to have her own copy and has reminded me of that numerous times! This will be a wonderful surprise for her this Christmas!

My kids enjoyed this for the horse action.

But, the mythology is quickly brushed over & could have been expanded upon. Lots of whining. The evil cousin is selfish & mean, but the lead character Leah wasn't with out her own selfishness. The Uncle is cardboard. The leprechaun is a far better actor than this (bring back Willow!).

For parental enjoyment get The Black Stallion.

This movie made me cry! Not from saddness but from its terribleness!! I hate hokey horse movies that make the horse world look stupid and dumb. I have been around Horses my whole life and been on Pony Club for over half my life and knowing so much about horses I couldn't enjoy this movie at all...not even a little bit. But if you have a small child then they might like it b/c it was designed for the very very very young NOT the older people in the world.

This movie was great. It teaches you to keep trying and to never give up. Of course it could of been better, and there are way better horse movies like "The Black Stallion". For older horse lovers I don't recomend this movie. Get The Black Stallion. But for younger horse lovers, it will take you on a magical adventure.

When a little girl named Leah (Carly Anderson) goes to visit relatives in Ireland, she meets a magical white mare called Sorcha and a charming leprechaun named Lucky (Warwick Davis). The three of them conspire to enter a big race, where Leah will have to compete with her evil cousin Shannon (Victoria Farrer).

This move was way too young for me -- it's not a kids & adult movie -- but small children are likely to fall for the pony and the leprechaun.

Staci Layne Wilson

This film is definatly aimed at young children, but be warned of Warwick Davies character and my own-Shannon, the evil cousin.This is a film set in Ireland which shows that if you keep believing in things they truly will come true. ps.I'm biased. ....

My horse-crazy six-year-old is ho-hum about this one--jumbled mythology, wooden acting, contrived humor, flat characters, and above all--why on earth did they cast an obviously male horse to play the role of a mare? Get "Black Beauty" (the 1994-ish one that features real horses) or "The Black Stallion" instead!

She, nor any of her friends, can not go a day without watching it at least once. I am on here to buy it for her now. My daughter wasn't into horses until this movie, so be forwarned. :)

I bought this movie for my 2 1/2 year old who is fascinated by horses. This movie was too scary for him (he did NOT like the leprechan). I'll wait and try again in a few years...but I wouldn't recommend this movie for toddlers.