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60 of 97 · most liked firstBLACK BEAUTY (1933), starring Alexander Kirkland and Esther Ralston, has finally been digitized— hidden in a "15 Family Movie Collection" DVD (apparently, a VHS has been floating around, too). Hopefully, more people will see this piece of cinema history. gofile.io/d/eN9ngl
unlabelledView post →I may have fallen down a bit of a GREEN HORNET rabbit hole. Hornet hole. No, that sounds bad. As a kid I had the Dinky toy Black Beauty car and a GH annual, but never saw the TV series. The 2011 movie lost me right from the trailer, but on seeing it, yeah, first impressions were right. A poor film.
unlabelledView post →Another black and white recipe I like is "Black Beauty" from captnlook.com. It's based on the Acros+R film simulation. I used a K&F 1/8 black diffusion filter for the the fog picture. Recipe: www.captnlook.com/black-beauty #photography #fujifilm #filmrecipe #streetphotography
unlabelledView post →What's that? Don't fancy work today? Print out this message and send it to your employer. It entitles you to a day off work to stay at home with a cup of tea watching @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social , who are screening the 1971 version of Black Beauty at 11.45am. film-authority.com/2020/08/19/b...
unlabelledView post →Today’s #Junesploitation pick. I’ve seen all of George A. Romero’s movies so I’m going with a favorite that I feel is deeply underappreciated. Get your Black Beauty No. 2 pencils ready, the sparrows are flying again.
unlabelledView post →Needed a comfort movie tonight so I watched Black Beauty (1994), a favorite childhood movie of mine that I haven't seen in over a decade.......... so, I bawled my eyes out three times,
unlabelledView post →My #LastFourWatched 🎬 -The Tragedy of Man (a fascinating Hungarian adult animated drama that discusses mankind and religion) -Princess Mononoke (4K in theaters!) -The Plague Dogs (a favorite film and novel) -Black Beauty (another favorite film and novel. Wish the film was more like the book).
unlabelledView post →— Meet ur oomf !! • Name: Nell • mbti/sign: INFJ/Taurus • Hobby: gaming, writing, caring for animals, gardening • Birth flower: Lily of the Valley • Fav food: Mexican or Indian • Fav animal: Horses • Comfort movie: Black Beauty (1994)
unlabelledView post →trauma responses are real because anytime I see a movie with a dog or cat, I’m immediately going to doesthedogdie dot com I’m 30 years old and never moved on emotionally from Black Beauty and won’t see movies starring a animal as a second lead.
unlabelledView post →Black Christmas (1974) Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Black Swan - BTS The Black Stallion books and movies Black Beauty Black - Pearl Jam Black Sheep - Metric Black Sheep hip hop duo Black Sheep horror movie Black Velvet - Alannah Myles
unlabelledView post →Black Beauty! It’s a book from my childhood, a movie, a futuristic sci-fi car in a TV show, a comic - and a carpenter bee? It has a deep black carapace and can also be highly destructive of homes if owners are not careful to watch for tell-tale holes. #carpenterbee #bee #katytx #pentax_us #macro
unlabelledView post →Black Beauty was part of the inspiration. I think it was in the same year the first Spirit movie came out (2002-ish?), so that was my main inspiration. Also Animal Farm, The Sheep-Pig, Watership Down, Wind in the Willows, all animals' pov. Teacher was just trying to be clever. But I was clevererer.👀
unlabelledView post →Watching Black Beauty (1978) after talking about horses and how much @freelancefae.bsky.social loved the film from 1994. I love that all the horses are better animated than anything else. I also love much it feels like Hannah Barbara animation with its frames.
unlabelledView post →Add one word to a film to ruin it Men in Black Beauty
unlabelledView post →4. It’s hard to pick one favorite movie so take 5 of them: Black Beauty (1994) SLC Punk El Orfanato Deathproof Dragonheart
unlabelledView post →Watched Black Beauty over the weekend. The whole time I was like, "Wow, this is intense. I don't remember any of this crazy shit from when I was a kid." Then at the end I realized I watched The Black Stallion. Haha! Cool ass movie, though. Like an art film for kids.
unlabelledView post →TV📺7/6/77 BBC1 2.50:The Return Procession 3.35:Film - Black Beauty 5.20:Jubilee Jackanory 5.35:News 5.45:Tom and Jerry 5.50:Nationwide Special 6.20:The Women Superstars 7.30:Film - My Fair Lady 10.20:News 10.40:The Good Old Days 11.40:Weatherman
unlabelledView post →Anna Sewell’s “Black Beauty” was published on November 24, 1877. Pictured: actor Docs Keepin Time portraying Black Beauty in the 1994 film adaptation of Sewell's novel directed by Caroline Thompson
unlabelledView post →Fun fact: the very first movie I remember seeing as a child was Black Beauty. I had to be removed, wailing and sobbing, after they shot Ginger. Cannot believe my mum took me to see it lmao
unlabelledView post →This dude gone mention Black Beauty and my old ass gone say, "yeah! The horse movie right?" No... it was not in fact the horse film.
unlabelledView post →The 1994 Black Beauty has an incredibly strange cast - Alan Cumming is the horse, Sean Bean's in it, Peter Davison turns up, Peter Cook's last film.
unlabelledView post →the Matrix movies stop using cars as transit pretty quickly Titantic was taking people between cities, technically lol Black Beauty was the transit (a carriage/taxi horse) Bill & Ted’s Most Excellent Adventure uses a phone booth? Beavis & Butthead mostly take transit in their movie
unlabelledView post →Black Beauty as voiced by Alan Cumming in the 1994 film "Black Beauty"
unlabelledView post →Went to a Pride market, ate some good sushi, had delicious desserts, and watched my fave comfort movie, Black Beauty (1994) with friends who'd never seen it before ☺️ Good day ❤️
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book 📚 — Magic's Pawn by Mercedes Lackey (alternate: Black Beauty) One movie 🎥 — Spaceballs (alternate: International Velvet) One album 💿 — Secret Rooms by Kevin Braheny (alt: The Man From Snowy River Soundtrack) One TV show 📺 — Star Trek: TNG (alt: Young Riders)
unlabelledView post →Today my summer of '94 studies bring me to the Nicolas Cage/Bridget Fonda romcom IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU and the G-rated horse movie BLACK BEAUTY.
unlabelledView post →Now 60 years old, here's an original US half-sheet poster for the 1966 re-release of the 1946 film, Black Beauty, directed by Max Nosseck. Based on Anna Sewell's 1877 novel of the same name, this starred Mona Freeman, Richard Denning, and Evelyn Ankers.
unlabelledView post →The original Black Beauty from the 1940 Green Hornet film
unlabelledView post →(og book based thought) pretty sure you're thinking of The Black Stallion. Black Beauty would involve harnessing King Kong to a hansom cab in Victorian England XD (Checks Internet) (...where did that movie plot come from, it has nothing in common with the book Black Beauty except title)
unlabelledView post →I was scrolling through the #LetterboxdFriday last 4 watched post for the week and wondered why everyone seemed to be re-watching Black Beauty (1994).
unlabelledView post →All of my childhood is coming back to me.😭🩵 My grandmother got me him for my birthday. I grew up watching the Black Beauty movie.😭🩵🩵🩵
unlabelledView post →Bitsy Beauty needs a foster fast to save her life 💔 I have no idea why the label on her movie misnames her Black Beauty but this is Bitsy m.youtube.com/watch?v=_J7b...
unlabelledView post →Can’t stop crying for like 10 minutes now because I saw a Drag Path edit to Black Beauty and forgot how TRAGICALLY SAD THE BOOK AND MOVIE IS so now I’m watching Jersey Shore to distract myself because what the heck even was that show dude
unlabelledView post →I knew they would rise ever since I saw the 1994 movie Black Beauty about the life of a stallion in the English countryside. Maybe you didn’t see it and that’s why you never foresaw what was to happen.
unlabelledView post →I watched The Green Hornet from 1940, kind of fascinating to see a radio serial converted to a “photoplay” movie - lots of old timey long black sedans driving around corners super fast. Kato just drove the car, the Black Beauty, which made a crazy buzzing noise that would surely induce insanity.
unlabelledView post →Ethan Hunt is basically a horse from a horse movie (Flicka, Black Beauty) that everyone says is too dangerous but ends up beguiling people who keep hope alive in their hearts and proves everyone wrong at the end
unlabelledView post →I’ve never read it! Id love to hear opinions. I have a personal horse movie cinematic universe, and I think black beauty is in the DNA of all of them. Black Beauty, Spirit, and War Horse are the same film.
unlabelledView post →I grew up with both of those films and Spirit is my favorite movie ever 🥺 I also recommend Black Beauty from 1994!! Not animated, but a good movie nonetheless
unlabelledView post →The first or second movie l saw at the cinema (it was either that or Black Beauty, whichever came out first)!
unlabelledView post →2pm TODAY on @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social The 1971 #Family Drama film🎥 “Black Beauty” directed by James Hill from a screenplay by Wolf Mankowitz Based on Anna Sewell’s 1877 novel📖 🌟 Mark Lester, Walter Slezak, Uschi Glas, Peter Lee Lawrence, Patrick Mower, John Nettleton, Maria Rohm
unlabelledView post →41. Black Beauty (1995) Nostalgic bias speaking here as this was my first horse movie :3 It’s the same but different regarding the book, and for once I still don’t mind the differences here. I’ve always loved the animation and the style the horses are drawn. 3/5
unlabelledView post →White Horses (imported B&W film series), basically just Black Beauty again for all I know. Absolutely wonderful theme tune but the rest was an instant switch-off and can get in the bin; indeed I think that actually happened because most/all of the English language-dubbed versions no longer exist?
unlabelledView post →Ah, so the counter argument is that it’s really fancy chefquestrianism? What would that make it, a rodeo movie? Or something more like Black Beauty?
unlabelledView post →I really wish someone would remake the Black Beauty movie because the original does not do the book justice. I think making it an animated film would be the best way to go in order to avoid harming any real life animals. But it should be an animated film made like a Don Bluth film -- NOT like a
unlabelledView post →The remake of Black Beauty is quite different from the film I remember it seems...
unlabelledView post →(also the '94 Black Beauty) Although I prefer the '80s kidpic run as a whole, there's a fascinating diversity to the '90s family movie boom in terms of subject matter/source material that we're not seeing now. Sports movies, literary movies, period pieces, slapstick, now it's all Chosen Ones and IP.
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with One book 📚 One movie 🎥 One album 💿 One tv show 📺 Tricky, mostly past influences. Read that edition Black Beauty, tried to unalive myself to music, learned about comedy from Mel Brooks, and well, Mr In Between? I'm a fan of sudden violence against dickheads.
unlabelledView post →For me it was the Lion King. Not much better :( I can't remember if I ever saw the Black Beauty movie, but I devoured the book over and over.
unlabelledView post →It's one of my absolute favorite horse books! Only topped by National Velvet. I should absolutely do a movie review next. I once did a PowerPoint party presentation about horse girl books vs books about horses. Black Beauty actually failed the criteria for HGB but won my heart
unlabelledView post →Black Beauty (1994) - I loved this movie as a kid and I love it as an adult. I watched it on repeat as a kid and when I watch it as an adult it never fails to make me cry.
unlabelledView post →more importantly this review linked me to Black Beauty and holy shit, there WAS a cinema-released 90s Black Beauty film, I was NOT misremembering something or a repeat I'd seen!
unlabelledView post →Best film* for each Dr Who according to IMDB 1. This Sporting Life 2. The Omen 3. Ladies Who Do 4. Nicholas and Alexandra 5. Black Beauty 6. The Beast of Riverside Hollow 7. The Heartsmith 8. Empire of the Sun
unlabelledView post →fun fact: this will be Alan Cumming's second time voicing a horse (he did voiceover as Black Beauty in the film of the same name)
unlabelledView post →The two Green Hornet movie serials made Kato Korean! Both the radio show and serials credited Kato as the one who souped-up the Black Beauty and devised the gas gun and knockout gas…which the 2011 movie brought back! #PopSky captainvideossecretsanctum.blogspot.com/2016/03/kato...
unlabelledView post →Now, as a wee lad I obviously never, ever watched #BlackBeauty. Strictly the domain of the neighbourhood girls and we lads would of course never steep so low. But, I admit that theme music is amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4YQicAVYPA
unlabelledView post →What movie did you watch over and over as a kid? Spirit was one of them. Along with the original 'Black Beauty'
unlabelledView post →8:20am TODAY on @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social The 1971 #Family Drama film🎥 “Black Beauty” directed by James Hill from a screenplay by Wolf Mankowitz Based on Anna Sewell’s 1877 novel📖 🌟 Mark Lester, Walter Slezak, Uschi Glas, Peter Lee Lawrence, Patrick Mower, John Nettleton, Maria Rohm
unlabelledView post →Black Beauty trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JHE... The Gnome-Mobile trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhE_... The Sting (re-release trailer, post-Oscars glory): www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nAI...
unlabelledView post →BBC1 Christmas Day movies advent calendar, day 10: 1979. 11.45am: Black Beauty (the Mark Lester-starring version) 4.20pm: The Gnome-Mobile (a minor Disney flick, based on an Upton Sinclair story) 8.30pm: The Sting (Newman / Redford / Shaw Oscar-snaffling conmen movie)
unlabelledView post →Mine is def Black Beauty. I watched the movie almost monthly growing up and I read the book until it fell apart. Same thing with Seabiscuit when it came out.
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