I love this movie so much

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

In my formative years, I watched this movie almost daily. How my mum put up with that, I'll never know! But one year I lent the videotape to a friend, suddenly changed schools, and never got it back. Oh, a sad period of my childhood! I think I loved this movie as a child because of the bright colors, the pretty ponies, the fact that this was a world of the equine. After all, what girl didn't go through a horsey phase, even if only for a short while? Only now, upon reflection and re-watching, I realize that all the morals the movie was trying to teach never really hit me as a kid.Lines like "It's easy to be courageous when helping others!" totally flew over my small-child head. I don't think they even sunk in subliminally! What I DO know is that to this day, I can sing the songs, word for word and tune for tune.(And yes, my late teens brought on a phase of nostalgia, where I raced from place to place searching for this movie on DVD... God bless eBay, even if the movie turned out to be a complete and utter bootleg. At least I had it. And subjected my poor roommate to many a sing-along with the Smooze song.) If you show this film to your kids -- or watch it yourself -- purely for entertainment (and expecting serious cheese), then you'll enjoy the trip. (Yes, pun intended...) If you're looking for morals to give your kids, or to inspire them, then... You should probably choose something else. This is fluff, pure fluff, with a little "twinkle" added.

I'd totally forgotten about this little movie until I went to a mates the other day and noticed her little girl had it on DVD, yes.......I just had to borrow it lol, I hadn't seen it since I was about 5 or 6 (Im 20 now lol) and I still remember most of the words in it! Despite the lack of technology when it was made, unlike what we have now, I still think it is a good movie and will definitely buy it for my kids one day when I have them. Watching this movie brought back some memories and I will certainly watch it again in the future. I didn't even know Danny Devito was in it lol. My favourite character has to be the grundles, just goes to show, never judge a book by it's cover. Erm I think I've done my 10 lines now lol xxxx

I used to watch this movie everyday between the hours of 2-4pm when i was younger! AND I MEAN EVERYDAY! It was the best thing i ever watched. and it was the only thing i would watch. I went to garage sales upon garage sales collecting the little ponies. I wish i could find my collection again! :( If anyone has this movie and wants to like give it to a good home i would so take it off your hands. Or the ponies, I would love to get those again. Childhood memories are the best thing. :P I have to write 10 lines and this is going to take forever. Since i don't know what else to talk about except how much this movie makes me laugh now that i look back to it. It is pretty ridiculous but i love it anyways! Well, that is my 10 lines!

Oh yeah I own this one too. Shocked? Don't be. I share the name of the oldest human girl in this movie,Megan. And I used to want,so badly,to have her adventures when I was younger. She lived a 'fairy tale life come true.' And when all was said and done,she knew her sister and brother,would be safe and sound waiting for her. Sorry,its not all about 'Megan' is it? Used to own a lot of the older ponies....and I kick myself for giving them away. Heck I even bought the first edition of this movie when it was released on 'Vestron Video'. Tony Randall used to crack me up as that absent minded warlock. I was saddened when the lady who voiced the red headed witch,Madeline Kahn,passed away not too long ago. Heck I even remember,sometimes,the sweet little girl who played Molly,as she was on 'Our House' at the time,and she had the cutest face and the most quiet voice....yet she could make someone feel the emotion she was trying to convey,when she acted. I didn't even know that 'Molly' was in the movie 'Testament',until I happened to plug her name,Keri Houlihan,into this search engine. I sometimes wonder what happened to her. And Danny. Don't have to wonder about Ms. Amerson,though I suspect Mrs. would be correct now,since I remember reading she married. I'll confess this....when 'Megan' was trying to escape the field of sunflowers...I was hoping she would be 'smoozed',and become apathetic,so her sister and brother could carry on,and try to get her the help she needed. Oh well,all movies can't be like 'The Chronicles of Narnia.' Peace out.