The legendary Stallion isn't even black.

Jeez louise! No wonder this film's release date kept on being pushed back. First, this movie is heavily dialogue-based. Unless there's something interesting to say, show it instead. This movie would benefit from snappier dialogue. I'm not expecting Pulp Fiction quality, but the writer's could've done a better job.

Right, so the movie started out interesting enough. Aside from introducing the characters in a list fashion, the introduction grabbed my attention. Then things started falling downhill from there, starting with the acting. Pacewise, up until the reveal of the "black" stallion, things were moving slow but okay. As soon as the "black" stallion was revealed, the pace slowed down to a snail's crawl, chock full of uninventive filler dialogue that barely moves the plot along and stock filler scenes we could do without.

And, why the hell is the legendary stallion not black?!



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