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 Post subject: Re: Scene that captured your heart...?
PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 8:10 pm 
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Well, with a movie like this, with it's animation, and most of all, with Hans Zimmer doing the music? C'mon, this guy is amazing. The entire movie was touching, but...

...the very first scene, before we even met Spirit.

Yeah, that one... panning over the cimarron, the plains, the canyon with the eagle voiced by a red-tailed hawk... the music behind all that? And then the horses coming over the hill.
That.
That right there was when I knew, "This movie is going to surpass everything else that I've ever known."

And hey, it did... but that scene was what did it the most for me. Even just thinking about it now my skin just crawls with complete... You know what? That can't even be described. If you don't know the feeling without me describing it, you've not found a movie powerful enough to do the trick. I just can't describe how that scene makes me feel, but it's the most absolutely amazing scene in the whole movie I think.

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Well, with a movie like this, with it's animation, and most of all, with Hans Zimmer doing the music? C'mon, this guy is amazing. The entire movie was touching, but...

...the very first scene, before we even met Spirit.

Yeah, that one... panning over the cimarron, the plains, the canyon with the eagle voiced by a red-tailed hawk... the music behind all that? And then the horses coming over the hill.
That.
That right there was when I knew, "This movie is going to surpass everything else that I've ever known."

And hey, it did... but that scene was what did it the most for me. Even just thinking about it now my skin just crawls with complete... You know what? That can't even be described. If you don't know the feeling without me describing it, you've not found a movie powerful enough to do the trick. I just can't describe how that scene makes me feel, but it's the most absolutely amazing scene in the whole movie I think.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 8:53 pm 
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Rebelness wrote:
And the Swimming scene was so lovely too, when Spirit and Rain first start to fall in love. The music, of course, is gorgeous (Bryan Adams is a music GOD) and, like the entire dang soundtrack, just tugs at your heartstrings. The atmosphere is, once again, beautiful.. but in a more positive way this time. The glorious forest, the water, the dragonflies, the swimming.. and then of course the cute horsey cuddling was all just so lovely - especially for such a short scene. xD It still gives me chills.

This, all the way. And the "reunion" scene as well.

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:43 pm 
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The entire movie was just breath taking... but the Scene that captured my heart has to be when Spirit and Rain reunite in the end, the passion and love of the two and the looks on their faces oh *le gasp* was just to beautiful for words, even though I have seen the movie more times than I can count I still cry at the end


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