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Mick Lasalle's end of year best list offers an interesting take on Toy Story 3:
Toy Story 3: This kind, wise and lovely film might, on paper, seem to complete the "Toy Story" trilogy. But in a thematic sense, this Pixar creation completed the trilogy that included "WallE" and "Up," with its moving contemplation of mortality, human value and memory.
Scrappy, I need to get a sitter so DH and I can go see True Grit. I think I will love it.
I think you will, Roller Grrl.
I like the other one...one of the few Westerns I really like.
As a rule, I like westerns. The Cowboys, The Searchers, Unforgiven, Rio Bravo, Barbarosa, Shane, High Noon, Broken Trail.
Sure, there's a lot of hoke but there are usually pretty horsies.
but there are usually pretty horsies.
What's the prettiest horse you ever saw in a movie?
I'll plump for The Black Stallion.
What's the prettiest horse you ever saw in a movie?
Shrek 2. It's canonical!
It's canonical!
Yes, it is. But in the canon of Shrek.
The paint horse in Hidalgo.
Brego. Shadowfax. Goliath. And Cass Ole, the horse actor for TBS, as David says. Even with a weave.