I like how even though the people controlling the puppet are extremely obvious you still don't pay attention to them and you only see the horse.

Those people must be freaking telepathic to be able to coordinate so well. But wow, that puppet is seriously amazing.

As someone who’s been riding and owned horses for over 25 years, when this came to broadway here in LA I saw it six times and it was even more beautiful each time I watched it, so much thought and practice went into getting Joeys (and the other horses) movements down perfectly and as a horse woman I appreciated that. I do wish this show would come back because it truly was something absolutely amazing.

A lot of work i see. The horse looks SO REAL.

Is no one going to talk about how freaking cool this is and how amazing the puppeteers were? SERIOUSLY THOUGH, THIS IS AWESOME!

These horses be like, "this one ain't right. . .shhh, just move away from him. . ."

Just love how the people are talking about him like if it was a real horse : )

As a horse person I can't stop thinking "Stop holding that horse so tightly!" When I see the head puppeteer 😂

Really great design of the puppet and really great puppeteering of the horse's movements! I would love to see this in action.

This is such a beautiful puppet! The fact they took into consideration the anatomy and how it would run and such, while taking into count things like brathing and the ears is AMAZING.

It's really incredible. I'm utterly fascinated by this.

The way the puppeteers moved the horse was so amazing it made it seem like it was a real horse! Good job!

They understood the little horse details that made it so realistic. Golly...

that's so cool! those three puppeteers must really be insync with each other to get the puppet to act like a really horse!

This is amazing! You actually forget it's not a real horse, even though you know he's not. The puppeteers do an awesome job of capturing a horse's natural movements so well, the puppet comes a live. What a treat it has been to be able to see this "horse."

When they walked the pony around to the back of Joey I thought, "Watch out!. He's gonna kick...no he's not you idiot." I got lost in the magic and really believed Joey was a real horse. Simply fantastic work/artistry.

Joey is a British theatre puppet. I'd loved by the queen and very famous.

Joey is the coolest! The puppeteers really have the moves, gaits and the nuances of horse behavior down. The impression of the weight of his footsteps, and weight shifting, how his ears convey emotion and intent truly give him personality. Just wow! Fantastically natural movement.

This is the first time I've seen this. I cried all the way through. The work, no, craft of these puppeteers is stunning and remarkable! It reminds me of the Yaqui deer dance from Baile Folklorico. My soul is touched and moved.

The puppet artists make the character emote, seemingly effortlessly. Sometimes artistry is doing something difficult and making it look easy. These artists get it done - thank y'all!

These animals should be used in circuses, not live ones

11:04 the horses are like "Um, what is that?"

I see a group of D&D players trying to sneak someplace using this little gambit

Anyone else randomly get this in their recommendations

Thats excellent. I love the way they move and even the way they look. Excellent work by puppeteers and designers.

Oh my goodness how alive he seems! They are so talented and empathic! I've been around horses, ridden and owned them most of my life. This is a grand prix show!😃🐴

I've watched this so many times and I still can't get over the details! What an incredible performance! The actors/puppeteers are just amazing!

this is one of my favorite pieces of art ever created. SO innovative and incredible.

I think the ear flicks are what make it seem real.

Very clever, talented and fascinating to watch.🐴

Im impressed how realistic this Thing acts!

Joey is a fabulous work of living art! I loved watching how the living horses reacted to him! The puppeteers did a very realistic and believable job! ❤️🐴❤️

Absolutely incredible!! Every single intricate little part from the puppet's overall design right down to the puppeteers' execution is mindblowingly stunning! Some serious awards need to be given to the team that created this amazing and beautiful character!

Someone just walks in with a pony casually

This is just amazing. I saw Warhorse in London with my husband a few years ago. I was just so overwhelmed with emotion. It's such a beautiful play. And Joey, is just amazing.

I saw this and instantly watched the movie. It’s 2020 and I am in love!! They should have showed this in history class 😂

this play is incredible I saw the tour when it came to Detroit it was amazing

I love this horse, Joey. I love the movements and everything. Thanks puppeteers!

I love how they're talking to him like he's a real horse 😅

Can't believe that I never HEARD of this!! This is SO awesome! WOW I HAVE to see this somehow!!! War Horse!!!

As a rider,, the puppeteers were on point. The movements, the sudden head jerks.. everything and the people melted away, all you saw was the horse, this beautiful chestnut.

Can we just appreciate how beautiful that piece of art work is and I would treat it like a real horse lol 😂 but seriously they should be so happy to have all that and creating war horse and war horse Joey himself!! He is so beautiful and I love the background of Joey :D and I love learning about war horse joey

As someone who has worked with horses since I could walk I'm impressed at how closely its moves to a real horse

I love this! Stunning how the horse moves. I seems so real to me

that's a robot i thought it was gonna be a horse that survived the war

this is just truly amazing

im never going to look at War Horse the same again....

GOD THE WAY IT MOVES IS SO ANIMATED EVEN THOUGH ITS JUST WOOD ITS SO LIFE LIKE

I fell in love with him and I haven't even seen the show. I have however read the book. Knowing the story, and seeing this beautiful puppet so masterfully brought to life, I'm about ready to cry.

It’s 3am how did I get here

this is one if the COOLEST things I've seen in a very long time. kudos!!!

So unbelievably realistic I've had horses for 30 years and it's amazing how these people got everything down right to the air movement the tail flicking awesome

I saw the play it was amazing

ive seen this on stage, and honestly its so captivating you forget the puppeteers are even there, its magical

Saw the play at the Peabody Opera House in STL, a few years ago, as an extra adult along with my son's class trip. This show is absolutely stunning. You completely forget that you're looking at puppets!

omfg the puppet movements look awesome srsly

This is very impressive! Congrats to whoever designed this masterpiece; it's so realistic!

That's true art. I'm in awe! How much practice must have gone into such a beautiful performance.

This is incredible ! This brought tears to my eyes !

I really love the book War Horse! I love the horse Joey!!!

recommended after 7 yeras..

The play was beautiful and the actors could actually ride these magnificent puppets. The puppeteers were such masters , they almost disappeared. The entire production was amazing. Seeing this live in DC was definitely very special

I saw the show in Toronto, you got lost in the awesomeness and Joey seemed so real with all the little nuances of an actual horse.

This is amazing, I wonder if they could come to my town an perform a show here someday, that would be incredible…👍❤️🙏🏼

you forget there are men operating Joey. Never seen anything like it They are so talented.

This reminds me of the puppets in "The Lion King"! You know it's not real but you're still fascinated, believing in the magic no matter what your age.

War horse is an amazing show I saw it in London I could see the show more times.I am blind now but just to list and it's alive in my head, I could touch the horse to remind me

i saw the play warhorse at the beaumont in nyc & 5 minutes after seeing the horse come out....i believed he was real. phenomenal & moving. i cried.

Ahhh it’s absolutely amazing, all the movements I love it!! Wish they wore different colour clothes tho Cos I keep getting all the legs confused LOL

So real... What a cool puppet (And puppeteers!!)

This is awesome!!!! Terrific work y'all!!!♥️🐎

This is so AWSOME! What great puppeteers! I want to see this show!

OMG! How I WISH this show would come to New Orleans or Amite, Louisiana. So TALENTED!!!!!!! SWEET!

I saw war horse and it's amazing

War Horse was an amazing musical! The puppeteering was fantastic!

God damn it! The puppeteers make it look real

I looked this amazing "puppet" up again from my long-time ago post. I am still awed by this and how well it works.

I think the better the puppeteers the more realistic the puppet. Joey feels very real so props to the puppeteers!

How did they work out the engineering for this creation? This is cool and creepy in a way.

Unbelevably perfect and excellent done .

I went to a The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe play 2 years ago. They had a puppet just like this for Aslan, and It was amazing! He was made out of pages, and quotes from the books.

The movement of the ears adds something Soo lively to this

He seems so real!!! >< Ahh I love it!!!

Yes! Joey is intuitive and amazing!! I just love him 💞

Its beautiful it stays beautiful how they made this😊

This is amazing it looks so real, I want to see war horse now!

You can see the real horses go "dafuq.." 🤣

That is one gorgeous puppet

I’m dumb, I thought they were gonna jump 😂

The book is so much better then the movie!

The movement looks so dams realistiiiic

good dosh I'm in tears.....

WoW this is amazing😍😍!!!!

WOW. Absolutely amazing......

Impressionante a agilidade e como eles movimentam o cavalo perfeitamente como se fosse de verdade

That is scary

The horses are like "can we go now he is creepy" lol

Damn. The movements are incredibly realistic. Amazing work!

A friend of mine puppeteered the head of Aslan from Narnia. It was sooo good. This is amazing.

I love this so much! Joey moves just like a real horse. How much research the puppeteers must have worked on! But I really wanted to see how he jumped!