| Seabiscuit (2003),
				Director: Gary Ross, rated PG-13 
				
				A Long Shot 
				Becomes A Legend. 
				
				  Starring: Tobey 
				Maguire, Jeff Bridges, Chris Cooper, Elizabeth Banks, Gary 
				Stevens, William H. Macy, David McCullough 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★☆☆ 
				- great 
				"Sometimes when the little 
				guy doesn't know he is the little guy, he can do great things." - 
				Charles Howard 
				Why watch this? 
				This is a great story about underdogs... with an all-star cast.  
				Plot Summary: 
				This film tells the true story of an undersized and 
				underestimated thoroughbred racehorse during the Great 
				Depression. A group of individuals, including a businessman 
				coping with loss, a down-on-his-luck horse trainer, and a 
				troubled jockey, come together to help the temperamental horse 
				achieve unexpected success. Their journey becomes a symbol of 
				hope and inspiration for a nation struggling through difficult 
				times. Dad's Preview: 
				I am a sucker for horse films, especially those "based on a true 
				story". This flick, set during the Depression, centers on an 
				undesirable Thoroughbred horse, named Seabiscuit, who went on to 
				win races despite being too small. It's also about the jockey, 
				Red Pollard, who was blind in one eye, yet had a unique way with 
				the horse. This story is inspiring, tense, and full of great 
				racing sequences. 
				 DreamWorks 
				Pictures, Spyglass Ent., The Kennedy/Marshall Co,
 Larger Than Life Prod.; Universal Pictures
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