best movie i've ever seen.

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Last year Mickey Mouse came back after decades.The story about Mickey Mouse and the good old gang of cartoon animals being attacked by Peg-Leg Pete.Clarabelle Cow is some of those who comes back in this charming short.This ends in hilarious situations on this journey.There is something for everyone here for fans of anthro animals, old school cartoons and on.It's like coming back and see the heydays of American road trips.The animation and sound is super.Go to Youtube and see this short whenever you like old cartoons, or animation in general.It could had been a Whole movie, and it's worth it anyway.The movie did not win the Oscar, but that was worth the nomination anyway.10/10

Get a Horse! is a fantastic short film with a quick but very enjoyable storyline filled lots of fun and colourful characters.I really enjoyed the mix of the old fashioned black and white animation and the CGI animation that is used in every animated film that's made today.The film showed before Frozen,and it really got me in to the Disney spirit and got me excited for the feature film.Ir was great seeing the very lovable Mickey Mouse for the first time in years on the big screen once again,and this was a very interesting way of bringing him back.All in all,Get a Horse is a great short film that Disney fans will love. Mickey and Minnie Mouse go on a wagon ride,but Pete gets in the way when he tries to once again kidnap Minnie.

When me and my movie theatre-working friend went to watch Frozen at the place he works at, this cartoon short was attached to it. Begun in the old school black-and-white drawn phase with the original screen dimensions, when Mickey is thrown off the screen, he becomes a 3-D computer-generated color character filling the rest of the current outlines of the frame. And with that, the real fun begins as many tricks suddenly become possible with various ways of turning the screen-or frames-whichever way one wants it to go! I also was surprised that Walt Disney himself was credited with the voice of his famous mouse before finding out here that the studio not only used vintage tracks of his from previous cartoons but also those of Marcellite Garner for Minnie and Billy Bletcher for Peg-Leg Pete. I found most of the thing quite creatively funny so on that note, I highly recommend Get a Horse!

Watched the cartoon while in Williamsburg on Nov 30. In my opinion, certain action sequences in the film were 'interesting.' When Mickey pulled Minnie off the back of the wagon and put Clarabelle in her place, Clarabelle lifts her dress to show her udders to Pete with a 'leer' on her face. Also, Pete swinging and holding Minnie by her tail. And then there is poor Pete, continually stabbed in the rear end with a pitch fork. When Mickey found out he could reverse the action by spinning the screen, we saw Pete's behind pounded over and over. Look, I grew up with Tom and Jerry and yes many old-timey cartoons were violent by today's standards. I recognize that there is sex and violence in media. Knowing there were children in the audience, I turned to my wife and said, "Is this as violent as I think it is?" She said, "OMG, I thought I was the only one to realize it." Some child's mother was answering many questions after that showing. Fortunately Frozen was great and I'm sure the 'disturbing' parts of the cartoon were a distant memory.