Seabiscuit - Final Race
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- Seabiscuit is a 2003 American dramatic film based on the best-selling book Seabiscuit: An American Legend by Laura Hillenbrand. The story recounts the life and racing career of Seabiscuit, an undersized and overlooked thoroughbred race horse whose unexpected successes made him a hugely popular sensation in the United States near the end of the Great Depression.
Production
Spyglass Entertainment
The Kennedy/Marshall Company
Touchstone Pictures
Distributed by
Universal Pictures
DreamWorks Pictures
Buena Vista International
I love how Biscuit was no Triple crown winner like Big Red, but he was the little horse that could. And my golly did he rise above.
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Big Red was an absolute legend
Justaperson Youdontknow I know! He is the best race horse in the world!
Big red/secretariet he had a heart three times the size of an avg horse. His heart was 22 lbs other horses are 8lbs.
They did went up against each other before, Because Here I know the story that I was told, Seabiscuit and Big Mate, had a baby girl, My uncle heard about this Horse "Seabiscuit" so he went to his place and their was a month old horse and he name her Rosey, he had her about 24 years so I took her and she made it through 39 year old, that is old for a horse, I have pictures of her, and how many colts, she ended up having 13 babies colts
“Better to break a mans leg than a mans heart”.
Best line of the entire movie.
Personally, I thought it was, "Com'on Tars"
Noo its, you dont throw life away jusy bcoz its been banged up a little..
Facts ❤
Sometimes all someone needs is a second chance
I love how he backed off because he knew he has lived the dream 😢 such a good friend, i cry every time, love the history
HOFer Gary Stevens knew what he was doing.
"Everybody thinks we found this broken down horse and fixed him...but we didnt. He fixed us."
-best words ever =) -
You’ll get your rent when you FIX THIS DAMN HORSE
There's some great lines in this inspiring story. My favorite "better to break a mans leg then his heart"
A horse can't fix us bruh
State of the obvious,; Kodak
@1:37 "Have a nice ride, Johnny." Wow what a powerful moment.
Everyone needs a friend like that sometime.
I agree
It was 1:51 and 1:52
Really appreciate the contextual timestamp.
Sea biscuit will always have a place in my heart along with secretariat, Ruffian and war admiral! Sea Biscuit taught everyone to not give up, Ruffian taught people to love and Secretariat taught people the impossible is possible ❤️
Well said.
And War Admiral was....... well he was War Admiral.....
I agree
Oooohhh Ruffian.... R.I.P. 🥺😭❤
Well said.
This is why Horses are probably the most beautiful animals God created.
"You dont throw your life away just because it's been banged up a little" what an inspiration..
I’m a 6 foot 7 man who served in combat this still makes me cry
I'm a 6 foot 2 man getting raped at $15.75 an hour, trying to find a way out, as a creator.
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The cinematography in this film during the races... just wow. Have no words
As much heart as Seabiscuit and red had together, in their final race I think it took just as much heart for the other rider, George, to slow his horse down to give Seabiscuit that chance to stare into another horses eyes.
Wandr full
Definitely.
They can’t look/see each other... they have blinkers on?
So true ❤️
@@tauma_the_goat7156 seabiscuits blinkers had a little hole, which was made by his trainer.
"It's better to break a man's body, than break his heart."
Such truth in this
There is a few times in film history where the ending of a movie is perfection. This is one of those.
Georgie has got to be the best friend to ever best friend in history.
who plays that "Georgie" character at 1:38? What's the actor and characters name?
Gary Stevens, one of the best jockeys of all time.
@@cosmicallyderived a crook of a jockey, he’s in the hall of fame even though it’s not hard to find evidence online of him using electricity on his horses 💀
@@lionhearteq Jealous?
One of the most inspiring endings in the history of cinema.
"He didn't look like much. With his smallish stature, knobby knees, and slightly crooked forelegs, he looked more like a cow pony than a thoroughbred. But looks aren't everything; his quality, an admirer once wrote, was mostly in his heart."
Tino D. 😚🌮🛰🛰⚽️🥅🎱⚾️🏈🏓🏀🏉🚵♀️
yeah HE WON
Tino 09 well said
tobey and jeff bridges should've gotten an oscar nomination for this, great movie
100% agreed. Gets me every time.
I love what Georgie does for him, lets up because he rode biscuit and knows he gets motivated looking into another horses eye side by side so he gives him the little push he needs. Such an amazing ending to this movie!
Yeah there's only one problem, it's a fuckin LIE!!!!!! Seabiscuit was never that far off the pace in his last race which was the 1940 Santa Anita Handicap. I have no idea why Hollywood wrote this scene in the movie cause it literally never happened, imagine how ridiculous it would be for a top jockey to pull his horse up to motivate another horse being ridden on by an old friend. It's fuckin bullshit. Not to mention the fact that Seabiscuit was always right off the pace in that race. This scene did nothing but make it look like a great horse like Seabiscuit couldn't win this race on his own cause apparently he needs a sucker in the race to linger at the back of the pack so he can look the loser dead in the eye and find his best stride to finish the race lol who the hell writes this stupid shit cause again NONE OF THIS ever happened
Seabiscuit was a rare horse, he had the biggest heart and all he ever wanted was for someone to give him a chance
Megan Woodard did he die ?
@@tashiwells3557 yep, seabiscuit's been gone for a long, long time, but his presence is always there on the track :")
SeaBiscuit only lived for 13 years
Lamont Johnson 14 years*
Tashi Wells He died by a heart attack when he was 14
"...This is a horse who won't give up. Even when life beats him by a nose" Lines spoken by Jeff Bridges as Charles Howard.🐎
It makes me cry, not in a sad way, I think it's just too uplifting to handle haha
you are right
oh it gets me everytime
Same😢☺️
I’m a grown ass man (lol i’m 18 I like to think I am) and my parents love this movie and I always remember watching it on car rides when I was like 8-10 but haven’t watched it since... watched it the other day this part brought me into tears.. I love this story, every in it is a underdog but they all come together to make each other work.
tobey and jeff bridges should've gotten an oscar nomination for this, great movie
That sweeping crane shot at 2:38 when they are rounding the last turn, absolute perfection!!! Some directors will go their entire career without getting a shot like that. That’s seriously some of the best camera work I’ve ever seen.
Very beautiful shot..many in this movie.
its very normal shot..go an watch live horse races..hurles one above 2-3000m
Great film with one of the best endings ever .now pass me the tissues
Five years late but 'hands tissues'
@@sxturnx6955 i just pharlap,there's no tissues left
Damnit..
I wish people would stop comparing Seabiscuit and Secretariat.
They were both amazing, and inspiring tremendous machines.
That very last view, with only the finish line in front of him, is just too much for words. It doesn't get any better than this. What an inspiration Seabiscuit was. A joyously tearful and wonderful story.
From the moment georgie drops back and the music kicks in you know it's time to reach for the tissues .....inspiring finish and up there with the best ever endings to a film
Most underrated movie of all time
yes..along with 'Cinderella Man'
Anyone in 2024
Mark me present
Perfeição! ❤️
Both Seabiscuit and Secretariat in 2024 for me
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Yep
What I think made Seabiscuit so great wasn't his speed, or how short he was, but how even when he was beaten down, he always moved forward and kept going, and had such a connection with his jockey, owner, and trainer. It really is an amazing story of the true underdog long shot.
Its an amazing true story of heart.
I agree
At one point in his career Seabiscuit was awarded a medal for outstanding courage. The medal was inscribed
“The main issue in life is not the victory but the fight. The essential thing is not to have won, but to have fought well.” This quote has always meant so much to me, as has the story of Seabiscuit.
I always like to imagine, when he came from behind, he was thinking to himself "Because fuck you that's why" as he passed every other horse
Watch the real race..he was never that far behind
Seabiscuit and Red are my idols and always will be. I raced horses for two years but then got to tall. I was so greatfull to see where Seabiscuit lived out his last days. It was amazing just like him. Horses (nowadays) may be faster than Seabiscuit and taller and better but Seabiscuit will always be the best. Even though he was much shorter than the others he didn't let that take him down. He proved that size does not prove a horses power. Power proves the horses size....
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Yeah I'll agree size doesn't matter, take for instance War Admiral, who was no bigger than Seabiscuit, won the triple crown as one of Man O Wars smallest offspring. Maybe you can explain to me why Hollywood took their rivalry and turned it into some kind of David and Goliath bullshit. Everyone who watches Seabiscuit the movie honestly believes everything they saw in that movie was true, like his last race in the Santa Anita Handicap, none of this shit happened, he was never that far off the pace in that race and he certainly didn't need another jockey to downright throw the race so that he could be motivated to find his best stride and win the race, its bullshit just like how they portrayed War Admiral as a horse who stood 17 hands, HAHAHAHA that's like me doing a film on Shaq and hiring a 6 foot guy to play him, what a joke he barely stood at 15 hands, im so tired of people believing lies that can so easily be proven false with a simple google search
Beautifully put. ❤️
I've just learned about Seabiscuit movie from my class, a teacher gives us to feature review about this movie:moreover,she tells us that Seabiscuit, the race horse, is trained to lose . Finally, I gain many things from this movie because it can inspire me to fight for something, and you will achieve anything if you don't give up like Seabiscuit. ❤
"Better to break a man's leg than to break his heart"
-george
The way this scene was shot and edited seems absolutely perfect. The timing on the tight shots, the spectators and their facial expressions, the wide shots... all spot on. A good example of a marvelous story presented in a marvelous way. Bravo!
daldoc76 agreed. memorable scene.
+daldoc76 this whole movie is one of my favorites just because the whole thing is so well done, it has so many beautiful shots in it
Couldn't agree more. It's an absolutely perfect ending to a truly wonderful film.
I cry every time I watch this I love Seabiscuit!
If this had been a movie taken from a fictional novel I think I would have walked out of the theatre because it was TOO sappy, TOO sentimental, TOO unbelievable. I had to remind myself that the most impossibly amazing and impossibly incredible thing about this movie was ... that it was all true. Thank you Laura Hillenbrand for reprising the story which led to this movie - possibly the most entertaining and inspiring movie I will ever see.
Terrific movie, I've always loved it. And I'm not even a horse racing fan. Excellent book as well. One of the most underrated sports movies that have been made.
I love the final look on Jeff Bridges' face as Seabiscuit comes back to win the race. What a great actor he is.
Man seabiscuit is one of the best tobey maguire roles/movies. This movie is awesome. I cry 😭
Ive seen this countless times yet I always get a lump in my throat. What a great horse. What a great movie, made with class and style.
I love to hear the difference in the horse's breathing when you know he is about to take off full speed ahead. I love to hear it in real life. It is an amazing sound that some people do not get to hear often. Great movie and horse.
The NY Times had an article about California Chrome and why it wore a "breathing strip." While walking, a horse consumes one liter (about 0.25 gallon) of oxygen a minute.
At a racing gallop, a horse’s oxygen consumption can approach 60 liters (nearly 15 gallons) PER MINUTE! This means that horses breathe anywhere from 100 to 135 breaths per minute at extremely high gas flow rates!
That is an incredible amount of O2 consumption and a respiratory rate of 135.
WOW!
Helen Eschenbacher now that I have gained 20 pounds, that is my exact numbers running up stairs.
Helen Eschenbacher The speed (short distance) runners sometimes don't breathe for several hundred yards. Distance horses at racing speed or approaching it, breathe ON EVERY STRIDE, LIKE A LOUD SNORT! IN either case, sitting there with your ears between their ears and taking this all in, along with their power, speed, and grace, is an out of this world experience. No words will do! I think Julia knows. Andrés
Chuck.Raney Raney I seriously think that's one of the funniest things I've ever read! Really enjoyed that comment haha!
The fastest hores ever
Just goes to show don't take no notice of the people that put you down in your life and say you can't do something etc as just take admiration and inspiration from the great SEABISCUIT and know that YOU CAN DO IT!!!
When Biscuit passes the first horse…it never fails to make me cry
Why does this movie have to make me cry. every. single. time?
Probably cause we all need fixing.
That music and those last moments! How to make me cry like a baby :)
I can watch this a thousand times and cry each time. Such a story of hope and love.
Yes! One of the most inspiring scenes ever made. For me, it´s about how we all can triumph over our personal obstacles, realize the life of love we all desire, and come together as a planet.
Me too
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Seabuiscuit reminds me of Phar Lap. Both Horses were complete Legends
The run he makes in this scene reminds me of Zenyatta. Yeah, I've read stories about Phar Lap. He only raced in the U.S. once, right? I think it was Tijuana before Santa Anita opened because California didn't have legalized gambling - as far as horse racing - at the time. 1930?
I have always admired the slow motion resolution for this final race of the Biscuit...reminds me of American Pharoah...or visa versa...love the slow motion...
you can really see the effort of the horse running full out...moving.
agreed!
I finally got to watch this movie yesterday. Truly enjoyed it. A great horse during the time when our country was in a depression, looking for hope.For those who voted thumbs down. Don't like horse racing don't watch it. Micheline Kribs, Rolla,MO
Watching Rich Strike win tonight brought me right back to this movie.. He stared those horses in the eye and turned on the jets never to look back
I had to watch the replay several times to zero in on Ritchie -- he was so far back, he wasn't even in frame most of the race! But at the end, when he started plowing forward through the pack, very much like this scene with Seabiscuit. Another incredible victory to witness!!! 😺💕🐾
I love how Seabiscuit changed leads mid-shot. This is such a beautiful film.
Saw that too. Amazing. ❤️
Most race horses are taught to change leads when they transition into or out of the turns. This help reduce fatigue as they are running.
@ yes, I own two racehorses. I just love the way they shot this film, and this is one of my favorite scenes with that cool moby music, lol.
This film always brings on the waterworks, think it was terribly moving seeing not only Red and Seabiscuit's bond, but how much love and respect George had, not only for Red but wanting to see Seabiscuit have his moment too. Great film!
All the amazing horses we knew in the past:
Seabiscuit, Secretariat, Ruffian, War Admiral, Dream Alliance, Cass Ole, Native Dancer and many others show so much feeling on how to never to give up, especially when racing.
I believe that this is why horses are probably the most beautiful animals that God created to live on this world.
Oh no! I cried again! What a wonderfull and hopefull storytelling!
I cry everytime, great movie
Yes, me, too.
jlaesch even I too
@@cgicat_ there are people who think horses should only rot in free fields and have no humans.
I am so very fond of Seabiscuit as I had a life very similar to his, the abuse, the competitive rage, the speed, the seething temper and so much more. The average horses heart weighs 8-9 lbs. Biscuits heart was 14 lbs and Secretariat' heart weighed in near 22 lbs. These monster sized hearts are passed down by the Mare and is known as the X factor. So, the biscuits heart was nearly twice the size of an average horse and Sec's heart was nearly 3 times the size. In a long distance run, Secretariat would obviously beat anything on 4 legs as he could pump more oxygen into every muscle of his body than any other thoroughbread that existed. This is why his record at the Belmont of 2:24 still stands and will never be broken. Now as for speed, Seabiscuit was built to be a sprinter. He once fell behind in a race as he stumbled at the gate and was so angry that he actually ran a quarter mile to catch up faster than the quarter horses of his time and the speed he ran it could not be broken by any quarter or distance race horse even to this day. When Biscuit got angry he was astounding. Both Biscuit and Sec..had huge hearts. Sec's was monstrous and may never be seen again. So, in a long distance race, Sec would win, but coming down the stretch in a shorter distance competition, biscuit would fly past him as he was built to be a sprinter. George Wolf said that that Seabiscuit was built like a tank, the most muscular horse he ever rode. I hope this helps. By the way, both of these legends were super intelligent horses and those closest to both of these great animals said that if they were human they would have ego's the size of a mountain. On Seabiscuit's statue George Howard had inscribed on the plaque that Seabisbuit's intelligence bordered on the Spritual. I have seen pictures where Seabiscuit is staring at a camera man and it gives me chills as the awareness in his eyes is more accute than most humans.
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Gary Richards Very fine comment. Thx.
Just wondering if the Biscut and Secretariat were in a match race who would win. That would be something
En una carrera cibiscuit vs secretariat quien ganaría sería una tremenda carrera si se diera
Don't let this story fool you. I watched the movie and it inspired me to try even though everyone else thought I was crazy. But since a little horse succeeded I thought I could too. Well, it turns out it was a ridiculous dream. Once I put that saddle on my back I could bearly move let alone try to carry a jockey.
Gets my vote for the best final sequence for any movie this century. The gorgeous Elizabeth Banks is given the same line twice in the movie “Come on Biscuit” - her reading of it here makes me well up every time. Shot of the horses sweeping around that final bend is what cinema is all about.
I'm fine until Red says his "he fixed us" line and then I melt into a puddle of tears.
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It is very well edited and presented and well written. The book is perfect
Same
For me, it's the line "Come on Biscuit!". That just ruins me
'everyone thinks we found a broken down horse and fixed him, but we didn't, he fixed us' that line makes me tear up. stories like this make me want to be a jockey even more.
Seabiscuit is me and my life and thank you all for him he was amazing and super and will never be forgotten about
To this day I can’t think of any other scene in a movie that overwhelmed me with so much emotion and chills! Amazing ending to an amazing movie!
This is near the top...another good one is Cinderella Man has an amazing fight that is up there with this.
"Seabiscuit" is my favorite movie. It has inspired me to reach my goal over and over. Gary Stevens, your return to racing and your recent win, has given me great incentive to keep heading down the home stretch. Thanks!
I feel when Red said Seabiscuit he fixed us, he wasn't just referring to Seabiscuit's team. He was referring to the whole country and how his story made us want to fix our lives.
One of the best ending to movie I have ever seen I love it.
I liked Reds conversation with Gorge. I like how Seabiscuits unique way of running is shown
I love watching seabiscuit .. when I’m feeling down..it gives me the inspiration to buck up.
Uplifting, inspiring, and beautiful
Have a nice ride jonhny!
stirring scene from a great movie. top notch acting in this one. jeff bridges at his best here.
I bought the book after watching this movie and just couldn't get enough of it
an amazing power from that small horse body! insane!
No one said he was the greatest race horse of all times. It was about much more than that. Love between animal and man. Love between humankind.
Seabiscuit ran in all kinds of races at various distances under varying track conditions at a variety of race tracks. I think he ran for as little as a $1500 claiming price at Suffolk Downs in Boston. He was a real "journeyman" horse. He was a true rags to riches story.
He had as much nerve, stamina and determination as any horse who ever ran. Red Pollard met his wife as a nurse in a suburban Boston hospital while he was on the mend. He ran in handicap races when they were truly handicaps and they were expected to carry weights that would "stop a freight train".
Laura Hillenbrand's " Seabiscutit An American Legend" is wonderful............so much factual researched information about this intriguing horse, his owner, trainer and jockey...........how inspiring this legend is, so much love between people and a beloved animal
jasmine roxanne raggs And the style of her writing is perfect for the subject. So much dry humor. My favorite part of her book, aside from her discripition of his races, is when she talks about the personality of Seabiscuit...They began to think that Seabiscuit was just as obstreporous as his sire only much more cunning in his methods. Where Hard Tack had raged, Seabiscuit seemed....amused. (not an exact quote but you get the idea). I laugh so hard every time I read about that. I love it!
Yes SEABISCUIT deserves to be one of the greatest race horse men have ever seen....
One of my favorite movies of all time. Really well done, great cast.
I just watched this movie again today and was shocked when I started bawling at the scene where Red as a kid was watching the horse racing and was SO passionate and in love with the animal and the sport that he was "riding" the race as he stood on the sidelines. I had to give up riding a few years ago and have tried very hard to subside that very passion, but man did it come out in a waterfall of tears when I saw that scene, it surprised me! And then this scene, seeing the goodness of people throughout the movie; George and how wonderful a person he was (I wish there were more like him!), Howard's fatherly relationship to Red and how it healed them both, and Tom's wonderful outlook. And best of all, the relationship between Biscuit and Red is one every rider dreams of and non horse people really miss out on. I've had it once before, and there is literally nothing better in the world. What a beautiful, beautiful movie.
The cinematography at 2:40 is just amazing, the music and the run to the finish line gave this movie a beautiful ending

This scene right here is why Seabiscuit will forever be the greatest race horse of all time. I dont care what the record books say, Man O' War or Secretariat never had a heart the size that this little race horse had. He never gave up, he never quit when the whole world doubted him. He kept going, he kept fighting the good fight, racing the good race. He over came all the odds and proved everyone wrong. He may be gone but he will never be forgotten. His presence will always be on the track....
LegendKiller1fan u do know Secretariats heart was 2x the size of a regular horse idk if u mean like he never gave up or u mean the size of heart. But yes SB had heart
Sekual Tyranosaur secretariat won by 31 lenths please got your facts straight about the second greatest racehorse
Sekual Tyranosaur that's why I said second greatest seabiscuit is the best I believe
LegendKiller1fan :) I read in his biography that they said he probably would have won the Triple Crown had they only found him sooner then they did.
Ditto!!
Film powstał po 11 września! Ku pokrzepieniu serc. Ale historia jest prawdziwa. Jeden malutki piękny(mocno skrzywdzony konik)Połączył trzy osoby po traumatycznych życiowych problemach i ....wyprostował wszystko. A on sam Potrzebował tylko spojrzeć w oko przeciwnika aby poczuć to coś...
Piękna historia. Warto zobaczyć film i uwierzyć, że można
This was filmed at the Santa Anita track in L.A. One of the most beautiful tracks you will ever see. If you ever visit L.A. and want to see something truly local and unique, make a trip out there. You won't regret.
Jason Downs Very true Jason! One couldn't imagine a more beautiful backdrop as the San Gabriel mountains! Santa Anita is my favourite race track in the US. A good many Hollywood celebrities (in the 1940's and 1950's - and beyond) were fully taken by the astounding beauty - and the lure of huge profits (via horse-ownership) at this Los Angeles area track. (And don't we all love this sport?!) I so enjoyed Mickey Rooney's famous comment (in which he recalled in his later years) that in 1940 (at Santa Anita) he lost a $2.00 racing bet - and "spent $500,000 - over the following decades - trying to win it back." Yes, this also happens in this sport of Kings. P.S. The Hastings track in Vancouver, Canada (with her own gorgeous backdrop - The North Shore mountains) is quite stunning too! Come see it if you haven't already. Cheers and thanks!
+Jason Downs but... it's dirt?
Thank you for the suggestion and the wonderful quotes. If I ever make it out to the area, I will for sure make it out to the track.
That's if they don't knock it down and put up a super market and a Chinese restaurant.
@@lukejfmccann All are.
I remember the first time I saw this wonderful movie was on a flight to the US. We were slightly ahead of schedule and they turned off the films literally as Marcela jumps up onto the car to look at the race. Leaving me hanging. On the return flight either it was no longer available or the films were fully broken. I didn't want to just see the ending, disconnected, so it must have been another year or so before I finally saw the conclusion. I know it's soppy (and not historically accurate) that George drops back to give Biscuit that head-to-head moment which gets his blood pumping - but it's superb cinema. And it feels authentic to the heart of the story.
"GO ON, BISCUIT!!!"
Ridiculous line, but Elizabeth Banks makes you fall in love with her anyway, just for saying it.
Hey, She's saying.."Come On..Biscuit.."!!! lol fyi
Yvonne Krueger Is that worth quibbling over?
No quibble, just facts, i like truth ;)*
Yvonne Krueger Some things aren't worth fighting over: THAT'S truth,
Nick Hentschel your a dumb fuck
I remember I had just ate two brownies. Each one had a slice of a mushroom.
This movie was on and I swear I felt like I was right there on the front row at that horse race. The sound and picture were so intense . I also kept saying that I loved everyone !
Fantastic story and a reminder that everyone deserves a 2nd chance and that no one should be forgotten. Far superior film to Secretariat.
I had to do rehabilitaion due to a problem i had, this movie was the single best motivation i could have ever seen. Thank you biscuit you made me believe again, that as long as you put all your heart you will get as better as you want.
Spider man can ride a horse too.!!!!!!!!!..absolutely brilliant...love this film one of my favs
LOL!!!,,thas what im sayin....
Well they obviously used a much shorter jockey for the riding shots.
Lotus Kane & Norman Osborn even Iron Monger are in it too
What is name of this movie
@@kulvirsingh2584 Seabiscuit
Thanks for the video clip and the link. I was able to find out much more about this amazing horse, the riders and it's owners.
OMG! So powerful and beautiful x Seabiscuit was and is an absolute legend!!!!
1:25 is just beautiful, I can’t believe I’m watching this movie in 2020 and didn’t try to watch it before, what a powerful horse and jockey, they are a simbol of the human spirit..
One of my all-time favorite closing shots in any movie.
Love … love … love this movie … a true American story!!!
Man i love this movie 😢👏🏽🙌🏾
Passing that gaggle of horses was incredible but taking the lead on the last two was awesomeness on another level.
Biscuit and Big Red will always be my heroes~
The best horse that ever lived. Him and secretariat are total legends. This had me crying....
I cry every time at this part, great story great cast especially Tobey.
Great film making and one of the best movie endings
I cry every time with this scene.
RIP Red Pollard (October 27, 1909 - March 7, 1981), aged 71
RIP Seabiscuit (May 23, 1933 - May 17, 1947), aged 13
RIP Popcorn Deelites (April 19, 1998 - January 20, 2022), aged 23
You will be remembered as legends.
I know that Secretariat was the greatest racing horse in history and still us, but Seabiscuit history, how he was winning, in what times and how much it mealt with people connected to him just always gets to me. He really for me the horse with the greatest heart, not in term of ibs
Great movie...one of my favorite.Thanks to director and all actors.
I don't care which racehorse was the best but all I know is that this horse gives a message to whole world.... Don't you ever ever give up in what you want the most...
Biscuit is amazing, I love how he was struggling then made a massive come back! Never judge a bay:)
*my horse king, is a tb still in racing I've raced him once and he's just like biscuit!*