Same.

Yup they did

Same

That and Wall-E are my two top childhood movies. Absolutely adore the soundtrack 🥺💖💖

@@kmb7257 wall E is good!

Exactly.

I agree

it does

You ain’t wrong there. Especially with Ralph Fiennes singing (AKA Lord Voldemort). Like, what?! Who knew he could sing?! (In case you’re wondering, he sings as Rameses in “The Plagues”.)

@@saphiro007 what??????? I gotta google this! Voldemort was in Prince of Egypt??????

Yep. The mustang who couldn't be broken has come a LONG way in 2 decades.

The soundtrack is still amazing to this day, as is the movie. If it hadn’t been that it went up against Spirited Away that year, I’m sure it would have won Best Animated Feature.

Spirit is one of my favourites ❤

Omg I watched this film religiously growing up. If I had to chose a movie to watch for the rest of my life it would be Spirit or Lilo and stitch

Yes! I'd watch it every day as a kid! It sparked my love for horses, and I still jam to the soundtrack to this day!

It really is ^^ Something I love is that the music and songs were specifically created in order to tell the story and be the voice of the main character since they decided to not take the Disney route and have talking animals. There aren't many soundtracks I can name that can make me feel emotions as freshly as when I heard them the first time; "Fallen Rain" is a big example, I still feel the dread, agony, and anger that piece delivers

Listened to that album and have seen that movie so many times since I was a kid, trust me! XD EEP! :)

@@myladynaynay exactly. I love that about it because the music is basically the emotion and if you pay attention you can tell what spirit is saying by the horse sounds. And it's one of the first drawing and computer animation. I love how they used transitions

@@lunamiddleton2662 I never noticed as a kid, but now as an adult with a decent amount of art education, I can pick out when it switches between 2D and 3D :) One place you'll see it happen multiple times at once is in the beginning of "This Is Where I Belong", just after the fight with the cougar - especially when he runs up the hill and the camera does a 360 angle on him :)

This was one of the first movie soundtracks I ever bought and have not regretted it.

I'm gen z, but that has always been and always will be my favorite movie

This^^^^^

Spirit is definitely for us gen z folks

"Prince of Egypt is _God_ tier..." I see what you did there hah

I'm gen z, and I love Spirit

dudeee😢❤️

Yeah, all thanks to Hans Zimmer who compose the score and Stephen Schwartz wrote the songs.

yup

It hits as hard as when I watched it as a child

@@Gayredheadbitch94 that movie was like no other 🤲

Talk about one of the best fight songs of all time! "You Can't Take Me" is a close second to that too :)

@@myladynaynay "You can't take me, I'm free" Cue lightning, Chills every. time.

Sound the Bugle now, gets me every time

@@bingecore7422 Same it is my favorite song of the whole album

Came here to say this, i expected get off my back to be the song choice as much as i sung it as a child

Respectfully disagree

The original version of I like to move it was made by Reel 2 Reel and the mad stuntman in 1993

I know I like it too, I rewatch Madagascar for the song sometimes

​@@fizzythefox5944 I have to kindly say L take

Spirit was also the first movie I saw in theaters when they recorded Here I Am they said to Brian Adams to be really natural and the first line he gave them was here I am

I love spirit too

same I can relate to the music soooooooo much. "I will always return" relates to me because my elementary school was literally my mom away from home 14 years later it is still my home I walk behind the school it backs into a field I play that song while walking my dogs. "I will always return" to my home school. I have a work friend who kids go to that school so I talk a lot about stories in that school. I also would run into the field from the school at recess with Bryan Adams "Here I Am" song in my head when I was in grade 1-2 pretending I was Spirit. Sigh what I would do to go back 20 years and be a kid again

It’s too bad that Schaffrillas Productions ranked this movie so low because of the music

@@jessicas2379 me too.. love both the two versions😁😁

Soooo true. They’ve made so many great stuff

Indeed.

My favorites are: • Trolls • Shrek • Kung Fu Panda • Madagascar And • Spirit: The Stallion of the Cimarron

I don’t think they’re underrated. However, some of their earlier movies definitely are.

Definitely not underrated lmao

same

Same!!

Hell yeah!

When I have kids, I'd want them to watch and know this movie which made my childhood full of memories

@@yasuie2232 agreed!

I was like, Who TF doesn't remember Road to Eldorado? That, Spirit and the Dragon trilogy are my favorite Dreamworks movies. But Spirit has to be my all time favorite animated western film simply for how well it tells a story with so little dialog and still tugs on your heart strings. It's Peak Animation and story telling. Something Disney has forgotten.

Don't forget Hans Zimmer

Uh, the trolls movie? Come on! It not only ruined MY taste of music, but everybody I asked that has apparently seen the movie, it got ruined for them too. That is in fact also the only reason why I stopped listening to pop and have not chosen a single pop song on a playlist since 2016! Yes, that’s how bad Trolls is! Hell, I would say it’s WORSE than emoji movie! And that cost potentially one of the best movies, and made all the actors but mainly the writer/developer, look bad.

Well said, Mr. Dragon. 🎶

same

Best film ever even better than its copycat “movie and series”

@@magicalmoments6409 omg the copycat version ugh so horrible

@@magicalmoments6409Agree! They completely ruined it with the so-called “sequels”. What were they thinking?! Spirit didn’t really need a sequel; it was already perfect as it was. Or at least if it did need a sequel, it should’ve at least been on par with the first movie!

@@shylavenderfr. even spirit’s fanbase actually made a perfectly fan-made sequel. The 2002 didn’t need spirit riding free or spirit untamed, it was perfect by itself

same! Great workout songs

Same

Unfortunately, it pales in comparison to renditions of the story of Joseph like the Broadway masterpiece JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT. 👀

I love thiiiis, No one is Recognising Joseph movie.. I’ve loved it and every song in it my whole life

More Than You Take was a great song

@@kingslayerpete_9287 it was, that one and Better than I were my favourites in the movie

I love Peter and his music videos too

I’ll strive to have a relationship like this ^-^

AMEN!!!

cough cough *"PLAGUES"*

My personal favorite pieces from the movie are "Swimming" and "Reunion (Love Found Us)" ^^

I squealed so loudly my sister came to see if I was hurt lol

Exactly it's so good I watch it all the time Hammy is my favorite character

From on high somewhere in the distance. There's a voice that calls remember who you are. If you lose yourself your courage soon will follow. So be strong tonight. Remember who you are. I always got chills.

@@kellharris2491 I get the waterworks when listening to that song ^^ it's such an amazing song..scratch that it's such an incredible song and Bryan Adams did an incredible job bringing the emotional power

Spirit being in the train car and thinking he saw his family in the white out weather made of snow was just 😭💔

"I'm a soldier wounded so I must give up the fight. There's nothing more for me. Lead me away, or leave me lying here." That part 😭😭😭

@@myladynaynay "without a light I fear that I will stumble in the dark, lay right down decide not to go on" This part as well 😭😭

Same

Yes or together from afar is also soo good

That scene is quite enrapturing.

Same here dude

Same. Favorite DreamWorks movie ever!

Same flying? there times when I believed I coul

Me too!

Same lol!

Indeed

Hans Zimmer again 🙊🙊

It really is

it is

And Kung Fu Fighting? I love that song is such a groove

DreamWorks 100% will always beat Disney cuz they put more feeling and more work into their movies

I was hoping someone would mention that!

I stand with you ✊

As much as i loved (emphasis on "ed") Prince Of Egypt, with time i realised how utterly hypocritical the movie is, more like how hypocritical the actual story is. The first act is completely based on Moses finding out the massacre that his "father" caused based on religious purposes however in the middle and last act, when Moses returns to Egypt, he does just that but on a far far far, larger scale and kills hundreds of thousands of innocent lives for religious purposes. He couldn't have killed Ramses at first? Or just killed his son? Or just take away his son but keep him in a safe place but threaten Ramses with hurting him to get the permission and not cause any bloodshed? Or just not taking permission altogether as ...well, is god truly supreme if he needs permission to do things from a mortal? Is god really kind and loving if he is willing to easily kill off hundreds of thousands of innocent people in the most horrific ways possible without a single second thought? It really doesn't paint him in a good light. And it's not just the movie, which i still respect for its artistry, it's the story itself. God is a little fat egotistical c*nt who can't handle people with differing opinions, which at the end of the day aren't harmful and is willing to cause genocide easily. If you felt that you needed to worship God after hearing this story then you are the same. You are a spineless, weak fool who won't stand up to an abusive sh*thead or you are just a horrible person and you love god because of His own horrific personality.

Same

Spirit was my introduction to Matt Damon & what got me into horses.

I love how it tells such an amazing story with so little dialog from the characters. It's Peak Animation talent with top tier story telling.