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(948) 7.3 85 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Dark Horse is a movie starring Jan Vokes, Howard Davies, and Brian 'Daisy' Vokes. An inspirational true story of a group of friends from a working men's club who decide to take on the elite 'sport of kings' and breed themselves a...

Genres
Documentary, Drama
Director
Louise Osmond
Starring
Brian 'Daisy' Vokes, Jan Vokes, Angela Davies, Howard Davies

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Genres Documentary, Drama
Director Louise Osmond
Writer Louise Osmond
Stars Brian 'Daisy' Vokes, Jan Vokes, Angela Davies, Howard Davies
Country UK
Also Known As Caballo ganador
Runtime 1 h 25 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description An inspirational true story of a group of friends from a working men's club who decide to take on the elite 'sport of kings' and breed themselves a racehorse

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20 customer reviews about drama «Dark Horse»

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Juan Dunn
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 21:14

When I saw this film in the theater I was floored by the special effects, and the effects were outstanding. I remember the make-up team staring at the actors like the robot in Star Wars. But that doesn't count for the story. This is about how two families found a way to survive and thrive without money or help. I knew a few of them personally and was amazed at how different they were from the poor, working class people they knew. And it shows how much the world was willing to do for them. The movie has it all: simple life, jealousy, marriage problems, financial difficulties, fights, lies and theft. It's a love story, an emotional story, a financial story, a romance story, and most of all an epic story about how people can have enough food to survive and live longer without working for others. The budget is much less than what people assume it was. So just imagine if that film wasn't made and we could see the destruction of their lives. We would be watching the same events today and we would not like it. The people in the movie are so positive and confident. I think they should be given a lot of credit.
Madison Cooper
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 06:20

I had the pleasure of viewing 'The Shining' at a sneak preview during Comic-Con. I was expecting it to be good, but was pleasantly surprised. The movie was short, yet the visual effects are remarkable. The acting is good (except the guy who plays Jack). The plot is simple yet effective. The story is fairly accurate with the book. There is very little to spoil for anyone. I believe that all the fans of the book will enjoy this film. If you like horror movies, but are not a big fan of Stephen King's writing, I suggest you watch this movie, you will not be disappointed. I am very happy that this film is finally being released. I hope that a sequel to this movie will be released. I can't wait to see what Stephen King will come up with next.
Hannah Dean
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 08:08

As a child, I watched this movie as a kid and got involved with it as an adult. I haven't watched it in years, but I still remember this movie and am curious to re-watch it. The setting is wonderfully realistic and the characters are true to life. This movie is NOT Hollywood product and is actually a documentary about what it is like to be a girl in the 1970's, circa 1980. You can't help but feel for every character, especially Cindy, who just wants to make it in life. I was always fascinated by her because I was like her age. There are no statistics on the physical, mental or financial abuse that women faced during this period of time, but one can easily relate to this movie. I highly recommend this movie for all ages.
Jack Castro
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 18:53

It is a great shame that this movie has not been released on video. This is a must-see for anyone who is a true horror/suspense fan. There are many shocking moments which I thought would shock me, but this movie is more about the inner psyche of a man. It is a true story and has to do with the US government, the secret government and the male-of-the-house complex. It has a rather low budget and may be difficult to find in the small number of public domain DVDs that are available. However, if you can find a copy, you will love this movie and never have to hear "The Green Mile" again. When people ask me about the movie, I always say: "This is a must-see for all true horror fans!"
Sandra M.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 15:52

I have not read any of the other reviews, so I guess this is the kind of movie that will be "important" to everyone. I didn't read the comic book series, so I don't know if it was completely accurate to the original story, but I am glad to see that there are people out there who are attempting to make movies with these characters and characters that are loved by millions of people. I am also glad to see that Hollywood is trying to do something that they haven't done in years. I am also glad that my kids and nephews are seeing movies, and there are so many more movies that are waiting in the wings to be released, that it has never been so refreshing. I think I will be seeing this movie more than once.
Maria
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 20:40

In a way I can relate to many of the problems that this family had to go through and I would like to think that it was not just their story, but that of the entire community. I thought that most of the subjects were fairly accurate in their portrayals and I think that the majority of those affected by these problems, could have access to some form of help and that there is a need for it. If you are going to see this movie, I would recommend that you keep in mind the time line in the film. For many of the subjects, the time frame has moved from 1995 to the present day. This makes the story very topical and gives a real insight into the issues faced by the majority of those affected by these issues. Also the information contained in the film is very useful for people looking to seek help for themselves or those they know. I would recommend this film to anyone and I believe that everyone should be able to watch it and be able to understand the situation that these people were faced with and for some that is a long time ago.
Jacob Powell
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 05:46

SPOILER ALERT: I have to say, while this movie doesn't reveal too much, it is very revealing and I was interested in the lives of the four men in the film. While it is very hard to be sympathetic with the men, I was interested to see how the story evolved, as the story had changed from what was shown in the film. I think that the story did develop well, it was very moving and it made me think about this issue and the reality of it and how it affects us all. I did not want to go into too much detail, but to people who have not heard about this subject matter, I urge you to see this movie. You may find yourself asking yourself, "If this could happen to me." or "If this could happen to my child?"
Julie
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 16:31

This film really gets to the heart of what actually happened in Iraq and how that affects people who live in this world. This documentary has an emotional impact on me. I personally don't like war movies as such but I really enjoyed this one. It's about the men and women who worked in the war and the families of the people who were killed and wounded. The violence and the everyday life of people and their friends and families who were killed in the war are powerfully shown in this movie. Although it is quite graphic, it is not without meaning and it does hit home to anyone who has ever felt the sadness of not having been able to play with your child, your wife, or your brother or sister. It is also really touching to see the support that the veterans of the war received from the people who worked with them and the people who were actually in the battle. This film makes you realize that when the most vulnerable and needy are under attack, that any means are necessary. When you see one person lose a limb or even a limb itself, it really makes you think that you are going to be next. This film has a strong message that every man and woman should watch. For those who haven't seen it yet, I suggest you see it. It will be a reminder to everyone of what we were doing in Iraq.
Kyle Soto
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 07:33

Tristan is a young gay man from Nigeria who was at the peak of his life when he left his homeland to attend the University of Manchester in England in 2000. Tristan lived for a time in Manchester but has now moved to Paris where he is completing his degree in Political Science and hopes to become a member of the National Assembly. We have been following Tristan's story since his departure from Nigeria to Manchester, seeing his relationship with other gay men, his religious background, his experiences in the gay cruising grounds of Manchester, and his relationships with other men in his life. We also see the fact that Tristan was often subjected to homophobic abuse from other gay men. His memoirs have now been made into a movie, which is now available on DVD. This is a heart-breaking film that should be seen by all gay men living in the UK who have been affected by homophobia. The gay cruising grounds in Manchester have now been destroyed, but it's too late for Tristan.
David Taylor
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 18:18

Ben Hur's "Hark Back" is a moving, frightening tale of the "nasty side of the Roman Empire" (read: the Nasty side). Although this is a tale of the death of a child, the story goes beyond that and delves into the psychology of the Emperor and the Emperor's son, Brutus. In his defense, it is a pity that the film is so difficult to watch. While the acting is decent, the characters are very stiff and lifeless. There is almost no emotion in this movie, except for a few brief bursts of crying. Although the story is very realistic and moving, the actors do not bring the story to life. They are just mere props to the movie. Overall, this is a very well made film with good acting. However, it is not quite as good as a good story. If you enjoy Roman history and the Roman Empire, you might like this film, but otherwise, you may be disappointed. However, if you are interested in the psychology of the Emperor, this film may be a worthwhile film to watch. Finally, this is a great movie to watch when you need to stay alert during the day.
Catherine Price
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 15:57

I don't understand how some people can be so impressed with this film. For me, the movie just plain sucks. I can't believe some people are giving it such high praise. It was poorly made, the acting was terrible, the editing was bad, the dialog was horrible, the plot was ridiculous. It's a movie that should have never been made. The only redeeming feature is the acting. For someone who says "It's a great movie", I would say that it's more of a B-movie. There's nothing about the story to make you care. It's just a collection of random things that happen. The biggest complaint I have about the movie is that it doesn't seem to know what it wants to be. It's like it tries to be a drama but only succeeds at being dull and empty. Then there's the people that are like "It's a great movie!" or "It's a great movie that I recommend!" and some people are praising it like it's amazing and amazing, and there are people that think it's a great movie. I can't really say whether this movie is good or bad because I've never seen a movie like this. It's one of those movies that you can only watch once and then it will completely blow you away. However, I can say that I don't think I would watch it again, since it's that bad. It's not very good but I'll be the first to say that I don't recommend it. If you want to watch it once, it's OK, but if you want to watch it twice or more, then don't watch it.
Shirley W.
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 04:46

I am a huge fan of Peter Jackson and, as I have said, I am sad that the last Hobbit film was not great enough. However, this one was outstanding! It was beautiful to look at, and it had some amazing special effects (what I love about the Lord of the Rings films!). The story was great and the characters were very well developed. I thought it was very well acted and everyone in the film did a good job. I also liked the way the characters were presented. The story was very well told and the humour was very well handled. It was one of the few films I saw in the theatre and everybody in the audience loved it. I would recommend this to all of my friends! I would say, if you are looking for a good film to go see, go see this. Go see it. You will not be disappointed!
Janet B.
Saturday, 30 May 2020 06:33

I went into the movie theater and watched this movie as a part of the Indiana Jones movie marathon. I am a huge fan of Indiana Jones movies and one of the reasons I like them so much is because they never feel too long, too slow, and too long. This movie really does feel like an hour and a half long. There are parts that really seemed like they lasted forever, and there are other parts that felt rushed or rushed too quickly. The movie does a great job of conveying a sense of doom and fear, however the pacing of the movie does start to drag. The acting is also a little uneven. I feel like Harrison Ford is a bit too wooden in some scenes, while in others he's a little too loud. Some of the actions scenes are just underwhelming in quality. The first 3 or 4 of the movie are really solid, but in the last act, it does start to lose its steam. The storytelling is also a little uneven, and this movie tries to do too much, it's definitely a pain in the ass to sit through. In the end, this movie really did feel like a lot of effort went into it, and it really does work as a really good movie, but there's a ton of things that could have been done better to make this movie more appealing. Overall, I think it's a great movie, but it's still not perfect.
Aaron Beck
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 02:24

The first 30 minutes or so of the film provide the background on the subject of child sexual abuse, and that subject is explored with some insight and clear-cut narrative. After that, the film becomes more and more about the victim and her attempts to deal with the situation, and this works well for the first half of the film. However, when it becomes more about the perpetrator and his or her actions, the film becomes very confusing, and the ending makes no sense at all. The end is very abrupt and makes absolutely no sense. This film could have been an outstanding film if it had been shot better, and handled the subject with a bit more professionalism.
Matthew
Thursday, 14 May 2020 07:46

Well done! This is a truly inspiring and remarkable story. It's not a "fact" documentary, it's a documentary film. This movie is an expression of the love of humanity and of democracy, of the love of the person for another, and of the love of the children to the teacher, of the young girl who has a special talent for music, and of a kid who has become a good human being through loving her brother and sister. This film deserves a good rating, and the DVD should be released soon! I can't wait to see the other amazing films in the upcoming years. What I have in mind is that this film could be a "way" for us to see the true power of love. The power of a video! Thank you for reading.
Andrew B.
Sunday, 10 May 2020 09:34

When I first watched it, I had very little idea what I was in for. This movie was a revelation for me. It was a movie I wanted to watch more than I have watched anything in my entire life. The story was incredible, the cinematography, and the acting. It was a true artist's vision of a documentary. For me, this movie is like a magnifying glass to a very complex and personal story. I will never forget it. Some people may be disappointed with the quality of this film. For me, it is not a movie, it is a movie-a memory. I hope the director and producer will continue to make these movies. I give this film an A-.
Michael S.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 10:30

I'll admit, the first few minutes of the movie grabbed me. I liked how the movie started off with the flashbacks and the narration of the story, and the introduction to the world of the children. I didn't realize that the boys were autistic until the very end, and that was a very cool scene, and also the fact that all the boys in the movie were taken away from their families as infants and that their entire lives were watched over and approved by the boys. I was completely drawn into the movie, and it was very moving and made me feel so many emotions. I never thought that a movie would make me feel so much for a family, and when I found out that they lost their son, I wanted to be there for them. I am now a parent of three boys and all of them are autistic. We just lost our second son to a similar situation. And now we are trying to get into college, and I'm going to have to go through this whole process alone, so all of this happened to me. The movie did a good job of showing what that was like, and it didn't just show one particular family. Every family has it's own story to tell. But I think the message that the movie is sending to all of us is that it's important to have each other in your life. It's important to have a support system in your life and I think that the movie gave us a few people to relate to in that world. Even if you didn't know, you felt for them and you felt sorry for them. Even if you didn't know the family, you felt their pain, and it was great. It showed me that having a supportive family doesn't just go to one set, it goes to all of them. I think the message in this movie is very important, and I would recommend it to anyone. It really shows that just because you have a different disorder, doesn't mean that the family doesn't have to be there to support you or to love you, and to protect you from yourself. I think that the movie is very honest and it really shows the struggles that are going on in today's society and the challenges that we face. I think that is one of the things that makes the movie really important, is that it shows that the family has to support the family.
Julie
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 09:54

In the early 1990's, after a "no show" period during which he was recovering from a failed comeback attempt, the Beatles were joined by a group of their friends for a "Roma exhibition". George Harrison, John Lennon and Paul McCartney joined a group called The Beatles. It is a long time ago now, but the story of their friendship remains interesting. In fact, this documentary is about the friendship of the three men. The most notable scenes are when they are at the hotel in Rome and when they meet each other at their favorite restaurant. There is also the famous meeting in the garden of the presidential palace. The documentary provides some fascinating facts and also some strange observations about the group. The subject has been covered in detail in "The Beatles: A Celebration of a Classic Album". The film is excellent as a whole, but the three friends are the prime focus of the documentary. They deserve much credit for being able to speak for themselves. Although it is hard to say anything about the Beatles without giving something away, this documentary deserves much credit for revealing their true essence. The real essence of the Beatles was something other than being the greatest music group ever. It was something else.
Laura
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 03:17

I've read a few reviews here about how this documentary is too slow and has too many slow scenes, well, if you look at it on a visual level, it is slow. The camerawork is quite long, the interviewees are very intelligent people (of course, most of them were not people interviewed by the filmmakers), but it takes too long to get the basic story of a group of 14 to 18 year-old women. This is not so much a documentary, it is more like a series of interviews that is interrupted by the newer, more advanced interviews. If you watch the interviews carefully, you will see this. And you will notice that there is a pretty easy way to skip from one to another without knowing that you have to know it, so long as you know the basic story of each interview. On the other hand, the style of the documentary is very interesting. It doesn't try to describe the group of girls, but it is rather descriptive of their behavior and how they think and behave. It is really interesting, and it makes you feel you are right there with them. It also allows you to see how intelligent they are and how they think, as they are interviewed by different experts, sometimes at the same time. This is the key for me. It lets you see how smart they are, and how they act. If you watch it the right way, you will enjoy it. I'm not sure if I have the intelligence to understand it myself, but I do like it and I do like it for its visual value, and for the commentary from other people. And the commentary is about how well they explain things and why it is important. If you like this style, or if you have a chance to check it out, you should.
Catherine Walsh
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 02:00

I have been a fan of the manga since I was a kid. The anime version is better than the movie. But this movie is better. It has a better cast, a better script and a better story. I was shocked when I saw the ratings of this movie. I am an anime fan. I have no problem with movies or tv shows that don't use real footage, but I think it is important that the video game is made and not made. Anime stories do not really have a point in a movie. I think a story needs to be told in a movie to tell the viewers something and to enjoy the movie. I understand the time is short, but this movie should have been made on a much larger budget. I recommend this movie to anime fans and to movie fans. I also recommend this movie to anyone who is a fan of anime or video games. I think everyone should see this movie.
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