I love Spirit. It's definitely one of the best animated films of all time. The score by Hans Zimmer and the songs by Bryan Adams are amazing as well.

This movie aged like wine , I don’t know how many times I have watched but it always gets me , I be crying like I don’t know he scapes and survives

This was my favorite movie as a child and it's still one of my favorites to this day. Everytime I'm sad or sick, I watch this movie along Mary Poppins.

A cool fact about the American Paint Horse, the breed that Rain is, they are one of the few early breeds developed in North America. Spanish conquistadors brought them over as spotted horses and then they were later developed further by both Native Americans and frontiersmen. Which means that Rain was probably bred and born in her village! Another breed developed specifically by the Native Americans is the Appaloosa, created by the Nez Perce.

personally i think they nailed it with the animals do not speak, they tell you what they think trhu expressions, the musics and some Spirits innr thoughts. Way better then animals just speaking

11:35 "Don't touch a thing til you know what's inside it. Don't push me, I'll fight it. Never gonna give it, never gonna give it up. Noo!" This is one of the BEST Soundtracks in a cartoon movie

One beatifull thing about the movie and the characters is the moment when the Colonel let them go. He didn´t became a heroe, but he showed mutual respect for the horse and his NATIVE friend.

I force as many people to watch this movie as possible, it’s an absolute crime that this never got the credit and recognition that it deserved.

35:07 No matter how often I see this scene, it always makes me cry. It's always THIS scene where he looks ouside and imagines his herd running in the snow

I’ve always loved this movie, and without fail, every time I have seen it, I have always cried at the end. This was one of the most gut wrenching goodbye scenes in an animation I have seen. Great reaction to a beautiful movie

When the Colonel tipped his hat back in those days it was sign that you had earned someone's respect.

I'm not gonna blame them. I cried when I watched it as a child. Especially because horses are my favourite animals. I love 2D animation much more than 3D one. Well...there are some exceptions like Toy Story, Shrek 2, etc

It never fails that I always end up tearing up through the whole movie. Love your reaction vids girls. We natives are the caretakers of mother earth, but when settlers discovered valuable minerals. The government would either send military to remove or just do what they did in the scene of the village being attacked for no reason. My home is San Carlos Arizona reservation. I flew to Michigan with my dad to visit my sister, and when I looked out the window I was amazed but sad to see what was once "our" land has become.

Crying the movie for being beautiful, that's its real spirit. I send you a hug girls, and my shoulder to cry on. I recommend the movie "dances with wolves" is set at the same time and is directed by Kevin Costner

a few years ago i went to north Dakota and was blessed to see wild horses "mustangs"...you two have such beautiful spirt and hearts.

This movie's such a hidden gem. It's always stuck with me

I loved the parallels your guided to draw between the treatment of an unruly animal and the Native Americans. And you might not agree with the fact that they caught him up again, but if they hadn't he would've been running around for the rest of this life with a bit in his poor mouth. those of us who truly bond with horses can't help but want too gain the loyalty and trust of those more spirited, prouder ones. There's a deep satisfaction in earning the partnership with them.

i was a total horse girl as a kid so of course i loved this movie just for that, but watching it again as an adult i was shocked at how well it holds up. such a beautiful, earnest and mature movie. criminally underrated

Spirit was one of the only movies that i would rewatch over and over again as a kid. I sobbed every single time.

Hans Zimmer and Bryan Adams made the music that took the movie to another level, truly.

This is my favourite childhood movie ever. I understood every message as a child. I cry through the whole movie and whenever I hear any of the soundtrack I cry 🥲 Such a beautiful story about freedom and the spirit that could not be broken🦅🐎

Spirit just takes your breath away... By the way, it would be great if they could react to Prince of Egypt, another Dreamworks underrated gem. It is one of my favourite movies. So sad, with incredible animation and music, interesting facts, characters, and relationsips, all of them more realistic than the stereotypical features.

One of my favorite movie ever! I’m Navajo and this showed me at an early age how the white man treated Native Americans and how much damage they created to the land!

Your question about how did they manage to hold him when the first get him, they loop the rope about that round protrusion on the saddle so it’s their horses holding them in reality, however the person is able to let rope go to slow down a moving animal till they are stopped

43:40 I'm actually Native American and what Michelle did, just made me laugh 😂

I was six years old when this movie came out and I got to see it twice in theaters. First with a family member, second with a summer program. I loved this movie more than words could say! I still do! It's still one of my all time favorite movies! I even still have the VHS tape. Watching this and listening to the music makes me want to run as fast as I can, that feeling of freedom coursing through me.

Funny mentioning the expressions cuz the director said horses have none but they wanted the audience to feel it so they added eyebrows and horses dont have none.

i cry every single time i rewatch this movie. its my absolute favorite movie ever and im so glad to see so many other people loving it

I liked this movie as a kid. I didn't fully "get" it until I was an adult, and I think that's pretty common. It's a beautiful film and I'm glad that it's being recognized for what it is: a work of art.

i used to listen to the CD from this movie so much on my little CD player on road trips, and my favorite song was track 3.... i would repeat that song over and over so much that the CD player started doing it without me even pressing the button lol

they cried a lot 😅😅 imagine it was just a movie, but it really happened to all the ancestors when Mexico was invaded and lost half of its territory

I grew up watching spirit best movie of the decade

This and Watership Down had an incredibly huge impact on my childhood. As an adult animated films like these have a very important place in my heart.

The people who treat him good are native Americans not Indians

this movie cemented my liking of Zimmer as a composer. I had watched POTC first, so when I heard this soundtrack I immediately tied it to him. here he sits half way between the synth style he used in Crimson Tide that was common place at the time with other composers like Harry Gregson-Williams and Michael Smith, with their piano synths plus orchestra, and the full orchestra of later years.

This is one of my favorite movies ever, because I actually follow a Native American styled religion. I don't have a "set" religion but I relate to a lot of what Native Americans believe and my Great grandparents and my dad's father were full blooded Cherokee which is a tribe in the Eastern US. Also just for some background, the movie took place when people started colonizing america and a lot of native Americans died in battle to the "white people." They took their land etc. And also why they are taking so many horses is because when the army was there they needed more horses so they would take wild ones and try to tame them. Also fun fact, Native Americans are the only culture in the world that believes EVERYTHING has a spirit. A rock, tree, animals. And they believe that man and nature are equals. I have always loved this movie and I cry every time I watch it. It shows that no matter how much humans will try to tame nature they can't take away everything. Nature will always come out on top. Edit: Also I would LOVE for you two to watch Brother Bear. It's so good, and I promise you will love it as much as you did this one. It has animals in it as well and it has Native Americans culture in it. Pleaseee watch it for my sake lol. You guys are probably the best reaction channel I have found and would love for you to watch that movie. Also Brother Bear is a Disney movie.

Seen a few people mention it, but you two should definitely watch Black Beauty (the live action one with Sean Bean). It’s (IMO) the best adaptation of Anna Sewell’s Book. The story (like spirit) is told from the horses perspective, and follows him through his life. The good and the bad owners and people he meets, and his experiences as a horse in Victorian England. It points out a lot of time period typical (and still relevant) issues with the treatment of horses (the book also talks about some other animals, though black beauty is the focus) and did a lot for equine welfare when it came out in 1877. There are a few adaptations, but the live action version from 1994 (seen a few people in the comments get the year wrong, though they all mean this one) is by far the best and most loyal to the book. Little fun fact: the two lead horses were primarily played by two geldings, docs keepin’ time (black beauty) and Hightower (ginger) they both had impressive careers and both went on to be in The Horse Whisperer, with Hightower playing the lead. Hightower was known to be a phenomenal Equine actor and had this great ability to act the part (believably) of an angry horse and turn it off the moment he was asked. Really interesting horses!

I like how they truly felt the emotions in this movie because this is what happens in real life and people don’t care unless they try to help the NATIVE guy- still one of my favorite movies of all time

I loved this movie when i was a kid, and i'm still loving it

Imagine if a six-year-old referred to a movie from three years ago as an "old movie". You would probably chuckle. To me, that's what it sounds like to hear someone who is twenty-something referring to a movie from the early 2000s as an "old movie". 😀

The man near the end, he nodded to the horse's will to survive and be free and respected the horse for that and left it alone.

This was one of my favorite movies when I was younger.

funny you should say, that horses are like big dogs, becourse in many native american languages, horses are called "big dogs" like in Lakotan, Horse is Sunka tanka, wich means big dog.

Yes!! I LOVED this movie when I was little, so underrated and such a beautiful movie... It deserves so much more attention and notoriety 🥺💖

The frustration "he didn't break it, all of America is civilized." Haha i feel this way every time i watch this movie 😢

This is 1 of mine & my older sister's childhood favorites. Spirit was my introduction to Matt Damon & what got me into horses. The mustang who couldn't be broken has come a LONG way in 2 decades.

Another Great Movie about the Wild Mustangs you should watch is a Movie called Hildago, you will love it and its not a cartoon. Hildago is a Mustang Horse

I just wanted to give you a big hug when you were crying about Rain 😭🫂

This movie deserves more respect! This was my favorite movie as a kid❤️

The opening scene takes place in real National Parks, Grand Canyon, Arches, Monument Valley, Redwood (deer), Yosemite (bears), Yellowstone (Buffalo), and Grand Teton (horses)

The eagle is a sign of freedom. The eagle rejects “spirit” because he’s not free. It’s hard to tame an eagle because their talons and will are strong.

Please watch The Iron Giant. A seriously underrated movie and one with a great message. You will not be disappointed.

Not much people seem to like this movie but I loved it as a child and still do, so the reaction of you 2 was so hearthwarming. Like you feel the emotions of the film that not many people can feel. Loved it :)

Best soundtrack ever! It's been one of my favorite movies since I first saw it in 2002, when I was 3.

Native americans is the right name. We where called care takers of the earth. We where like fairytales back then. Every type of animal use to flow over hills like water. Then the white man came and whipped out both. Natives population was huge and went to %5. Almost extinct. Even now there trying by putting liquor stores everywhere in native lands for cheap.

Sound the bugle is definitely an incredibly dark song for a kids movie. But it's so powerful.

This movie will always one of my favorite movies of all time. No sequels, no series, nothing. It don't need it.

This movie is chefs kiss!

"Get off, get off, get off of my back!" These songs! I remember first watching this movie when I was 6 or 7, cemented my love of horses, and the soundtrack is just unreal!

Oh, there are few things prettier in the world than the sight of wild horses running. Ex. the ending scene of Hidalgo. You'd be surprised how many films and television shows are labeled as "children's shows," but have a lot of mature themes in the background for the parents.

Phenomenal reaction! My wife will always love this movie! I recommend Brother Bear next. That movie is just as great as Spirit.

I love this movie. The music and the fact it’s an animal movie but they don’t need to speak for it to be so heartwarming

I watched this movie a million times when I was a kid, it was my absolute favourite movie. I love that this movie kind get such strong emotions from you to this day

Every few months I have to search to see if theres any new reactions to this movie cuz there certainly is not! But now I found this

Just a couple of suggestions: you should watch War Horse and Black Beauty (the 1994 version is the best)

The film that helped me shape my love of horses as well as introduced me to Bryan Adams Can’t believe it’s been 20 years now

As part Comanche this speaks to me my people the Comanche were the warrior Kings on horses of the Great plains and Texas

This movie is special to me, a special friend introduced the movie to me a few years back and it was 1 of the best movies ever & nights with a friend I ever had, now every time I watch this movie I think of her & that night she showed me this movie, its a great memory

Saw it with my Family when it came out,my mom got it for me on vhs for my birthday and now im 30 an my son has it on dvd and loves it ..it a beautiful movie ❤️💗

As a kid this was my favorite movie, and to this day I still tear up watching it such a well done and beautifully executed film everyone should watch at least once

I used to bring the DVD player into my room and listen to it as I fell asleep. Good memories 😌

That laugh, cry while saying "this is a children's movie" 😂😭 I agree. I'm crying right with you

One of my favorite dreamworks film

One of my all time favorite movies growing up and it still is tell this day

Oh i still remember the waterfall scene. Cried with you ladies, I advice watching brother bear next.

I grew up watching this movie, I loved seeing how emotional it made you.

This movie has been and always will be one of my favorites

Some animals just cannot be tamed. Amazing!!!

I remember watching this movie when I was like maybe six or seven years old. Very nostalgic watching it and it's still a classic. 😌

To this day the soundtrack to Spirit is still amazing

this movie never fails to make me ugly cry

This movie still till this day makes me cry like a baby it's so well done. Hans Zimmer and Brian Adams nailed it. I didn't know that you're bulgarian girls that is awesome! поздрави от Хърватия!

Beautiful movie, my childhood, every time I watch it feels like the first time.

Ah hell yeah this is my favorite childhood movie😭😭

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to this day this is my favorite movie on the planet and i just watched it last night lol

Movies like this always make me cry. Man has been so cruel to animals and each other, it’s disheartening. This makes me think of movies like Dances with Wolves where we see the care and respect that Native Americans have for the circle of life.

This Spirit Movie used to be on all the time when I was a kid since many years ago in my past and it's still does bring back memories and childhood.

Another beautiful and moving horse movie you might that I would recommend is Warner Brothers Studios 1999 adaptation of the Book Black Beauty. Similar to Spirit the movie is told through the perspective and of eyes of the its main horse character Black beauty.

One of my favorite childhood movies!

Ladies the wild Mustangs can be observed in Western United States in herds in Oklahoma and Texas that I have seen. They are beautiful and powerful.

So many memories this Spirit Movie brings back and I guarantee it!!!!!!!!!!!

Spirit is modeled after a real stallion that still lives in California with the Return to Freedom foundation on 300 acres of open pasture. You can see him roaming with his herd. He helps educate the people about America's wild horses and the difficulty they face. Unfortunately the US government still rounds up and auctions off wild mustangs. Those that don't get auctioned are often left in overcrowded stables and subjected to disease and starvation because of this.

This was actually the fourth movie I ever saw in the cinema. Saw that movie twice in the cinema actually.

My favorite animated movie. So glad you had a chance to watch it!!

When you realize Matt Damon was Spirit!!!! This movie is so underrated Dreamworks outdid themselves everything about it was perfect

Such a pure reaction to an amazing film, I approve

this is my fave animated horse films and just like the 1994 black beauty films always makes me cry

42:37 Lmao as much as this part gives me goosebumps, i love how you acknowledge how unrealistic this is 🤣🤣

Shit as a Apache this movie always makes me tear up 🖤