Dreamer movie plot
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Sarah 2022-03-23 09:03:35
Good-looking, my 1000th film commemoration, when will the 2000th film be?
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Juliana 2022-03-23 09:03:35
With the same theme, I still think "A Generation of Pride Horses" and "Pentium Age" look better. Of course, the Motobu cast is super powerful. Fanning did a great job too. Which one can surpass the "Horse Whisperer" in digging the relationship between man and horse?
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Ben Crane: Once upon a time there was a noble king. He lived in a beautiful castle overlooking green fields. An evil storm cast darkness over his castle, and before he knew it, dark knights had begun to take away his kingdom, one piece at a time. But our king was a warrior, and he knew if he could find his magic horse he could restore the kingdom to greatness. He was not like most kings. He was quiet and kind. Everyone loved the king which he may not have known. He searched and searched and finally rescued his horse from a raging river. But by the time he'd freed his horse, his kingdom was gone and he had given up. But the horse knew better than he. The horse took him over mountain ranges and across raging rivers. When it finally looked like they would die the horse asked him to trust him. The King didn't know if the horse had really spoken to him or he just hadn't had anything to eat in a few days. Not soon after the horse tried to climb a mountain so steep that the king was sure it would be their deaths. But the horse reached the top. And at the top, they found his kingdom, restored. All those who loved him greeted he king with pie and coffee.
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Chairman: [after looking at the papers of Sonador's present condition Cale has handed him] You've got a horse... Got a shot. But this entry of this race is going to be a check of forty thousand dollars.
[pause]
Chairman: Did you bring the check?
[a short pause]
Cale Crane: [bluntly] I mailed it.
[the courtroom bursts out laughing]
Cale Crane: [smiling back at the courtroom visitors] ... Today.
[courtroom laughs again]