War Horse – Spielberg’s war movie has begun shooting.

At the outbreak of World War I, Joey, young Albert’s beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped to France. He’s soon caught up in enemy fire; death, disease and fate take him on an extraordinary odyssey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in No man’s land. But Albert cannot forget Joey and, still not old enough to enlist, he embarks on a dangerous mission to find him and bring him home.
War Horse – Spielberg’s war movie has begun shooting. – It's like real life. There's just enough to make it interesting.

 

Might be a good movie and worth seeing. I HOPE he also does a few WWII flicks as well ;-))

 

Steven Speilberg is my hero , the best director...his movies are GREAT.

 

Hes a good Director, but certainly NOT the best ;-)) here are a few that could direct him to the floor with ease: John Ford, Lewis Milestone, Howard Hawks, John Frankenheimer, Billy Wilder, James Cameron and Otto Preminger for that matter.

They gave us classics like: The Searchers, Stagecoach, Fort Apache, They Were Expendable, Halls of Montezuma, All Quiet On the Western Front, Rio bravo, Rio Lobo, The Train, Stalag 17, Titanic, In Harms Way-to name just a few.

 

Well then... but the Titanic??? who did that one?

 

WW1 movie with a horse that's interesting to know how a horse survives trench warfare.

 

James Cameron? Really?

 

Interesting hero of a war movie, to be honest....

 

I notice that it's based on a children's book.....

 

James Cameron ;-))

 

Cameron is a great technical directer and does wonders visually, but his storys are rather lame.

 

The stage show has been a sellout success wherever it's performed. 'Joey' is a superb mechanical wonder. I've yet to see it.

Steve W.

 

some scenes from the stage show...

Fifty Nine Productions Ltd.

 

that horse sure dont look healthy lol

 

Spielberg’s War Horse vs. Spielberg’s Tintin - Filmonic

Steven Spielberg will now have two movies released within a week of each other thanks to a bit of re-scheduling by DreamWorks. According to Deadline the studio has pushed War Horse back from August 2011 to a more Oscar friendly December 2011. Spielberg’s The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn will also be released in December 2011, on the 23rd, which is 5 days before War Horse will hit screens.

 

Why so many films on animals? is he in trouble with PETA?

 

Scr__w peta. They are just another annoying group of left-over hippies making asses of themselves.

 

Sounds like a Jack London The Call of the Wild plot, with a different setting and animal.

Greg C.

 

"Hippies? There haven't been Hippies around here in centuries." -Corporal "Stitch" Jones to Gunny Highway

 

Wanna bet? Come here to Austin and you will see them everywhere-long greying hair and all. I kid you NOT.