I love this horse Seabiscuit (2003) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@Tiisiphone]

I was happy to see how emotionally invested you were. This is a wonderful movie, and quite underrated. Together with Secretariat, Seabiscuit was a legendary horse. There's nothing more magical and extraordinary than the relationship between a horse and his rider when it involves mutual love and respect. When I ride, time stops and we are one.

[@iggystompbarnyard]

Secretariat is also a great movie about Horse Racing. I recommend watching! :) *It's also a true story.

[@Patriot218S]

Most definitely 👍🏻 💯

[@kimghanson]

I would add "50 to 1" to the list. Another true story about an unlikely horse.

[@Patriot218S]

@@kimghanson My dad knows Chip Woolley and he grew up next to my aunt and uncle in Dalhart, Texas. I’ve never met him but it felt incredibly close to home when Mine that Bird won the Derby.

[@richardsmith1161]

It was very embellished

[@MICHAELSMITH-ys8ek]

@@richardsmith1161 That's not unusual. it is called a movie.

[@THOMMGB]

I’ve read the book and it’s excellent. This movie gets Five stars from me. This movie takes place in the Great Depression, which is the 1930’s. Scary time for a lot of people.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Love the history lessons of the time, and the underdog(s) storyline. Great acting from top to bottom. Beautiful film .

[@sld1776]

"I really hope is not a crying movie." Famous last words. 😄

[@BissFlix]

hahaha ❤

[@daytoncharitychicken]

The minute in your intro that you said you hoped this wasn’t going to be a movie that would make you cry I thought, “Uh oh.”😬🫂🐴❤️

[@JuanFromH-Town]

Such a great movie! I wish more people reacted to it.

[@ice-iu3vv]

in 1938, seasbiscuit was the 3rd most mentioned name in newspapers. the first 2 were the president of the u.s. and the chancellor of germany.

[@buzzfeng4365]

The cheap seats are the ones that people with less money can afford to buy. It means the fans were common people. Seabiscuit was the hero of all underdogs. The odds were against him. He was rejected by the best. Despite everything that was against him he won anyway. He gave people hope.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

My late cousin insisted I would love this movie, so I borrowed the DVD from her and I was blown away after watching it. It is still easily a top 10 movie for me. This is only the second reaction I have seen and I thank you. I wish more would react to it. Great reaction to a heart felt true story with amazing acting from every single character.

[@kona883]

There is Seabiscut and Man Of War and later came Secretariat!!! Another great horse racing story again based on an incredible true story! And a great movie!!!!!

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@9:24 That's Jeff Bridges. You know him from "The Big Lebowski" and "True Grit" and "Iron Man" (as a villain). Lots of other stuff.

[@myroselle6987]

Seabiscuit is one of my greatest heros During his life he was, at one point, awarded a medal for outstanding courage. It said “The main issue in life is not the victory but the fight. The essential thing is not to have won but to have fought well.” I love this. The Biscuit never ever gave up!!!

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

Wonderful reaction! I think another theme is set by the actual time period in history. During the 1930's depression in the US, so many families were starving and so many mothers & fathers couldn't provide that many men and women suffered from low self-esteem and poor mental health. Seabiscuit was an inspiration for being the little horse who was successful. Red was not the ideal jockey due to size and his eye issues. Tom was not a typical trainer, and Charles had suffered his own tragedies. Yet there was something valuable in each of them that helped to contribute to Seabiscuit's success. To summarize, everyone has something to contribute regardless of their flaws. 🐎🤎🏆

[@Bshep1396]

I love Marcella cheering COME ON BISCUIT!!!

[@haroldrhodes2610]

This is the same period in US history as the movie Cinderella Man, another extraordinary performance is the Grapes of Wrath that is set in the Dust Bowl. The early 1930's devastated so many around the entire globe as countless perished. The Holodomor in Soviet Ukraine occurred during this same period.

[@PhantomHT1320]

i'll tell you what. i am NOT a horse guy. but i also grew up in So. Cal. and as a young teen my buddies and i would cut thru the Santa Anita Horse Racing Park to get to Santa Anita mall 2 or 3x a week. fast forward about 30 yrs. One early morning, and im NOT an early morning kinda guy either, but one early morning, and i cant even remember WHY, but i got up early and went to Santa Anita Horse Racing Park to see the early morning horse.... i dont even know what youd call it, practice runs? workouts? ill tell you agian, i am NOT a horse guy, but sitting in those stands watching the horses train/workout was the most YEN thing ive ever experienced. it was a great morning. it was early enough that it wasnt hot out yet. clear skies. beautiful mountains backdrop. the sound of the hooves.i was surprised how much i liked it. .......... im also a motorsports photographer. i came back for a 2nd visit and i swear to God i am not exaggerating. when i was taking shots at a few horses that were waiting to go out onto the track. i pointed my camera at them and released the shutter a few times and 2 of them, at different times, HEARD my shutter releases and were looking right at me, and i swear to you, they were POSING for me. some race horses have egos.

[@billforrester2512]

One of my favorite movies and favorite reactions. Being a true story makes it even better.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

Oooh! This will be the first time I’ve seen anyone react to this movie😊

[@Alicatie]

Cassie from Popcorn in Bed did it last year if you want to see another reaction

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

@@Alicatie great thanks!

[@danielkillian1222]

Finally, this is such a great movie and no one else has reacted to it. About so much more than horse racing.

[@bandmaidfanATL]

SeaBisscute! 🤣🌊🐎

[@realBkay]

There r quite few movies w/dogs as a main character which are really good. But, this is my favorite animal movie.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hi Miss Bisscute !!! I would send you this suggestion for A Movie involving Horses called ( Hidalgo ) based on A True Story as well !!! Split Between The USA / & Middle East !!! No Spoilers 😊 As always the like button 🔘 has been Illuminated 😁👍👍😎🤗 There is A second movie 🎥 called ( Secrateriat ) Which Features a Fantastic Gospel song called ( O 'Happy Day ) 🎵🎶🎵

[@JPDillon]

I didn't know Seabiscuit was a real horse until I saw the book at the book store. I remember the Looney Tunes cartoon about a racehorse named Seabiscuit from my childhood, and always thought it was a made up story. The book is good too, from what I remember. I remember being excited to learn they were making it into a movie after I had read it.

[@marvinsarracino116]

Great reaction Biss! This is a great race horse story! Comeback after comeback! Horses are so amazing! If you want more horse movies I recommend Secretariat (a great race horse movie), Hildago (a long distance horse race movie) Horse Whisperer (rehabbing a horse and little girl) those are my favorite ones! Thanks Biss Luv ya❤💛🐎

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Excellent choice! Such a great movie and book.

[@WhatHaveIMade]

IIRC the movie was well received critically and at the box office, but hasn't had the longevity that it deserves. It's nice to see you bring some attention back to it.

[@revdto]

The Great Depression began in 1929. This is a lot like 'Cinderella Man' in that it is not really a movie about the sport but about a great comeback during the Depression. It is also, as with 'Cinderella Man' based on a true story. I am so glad you reacted to this as it is a truly underrated movie and you gave such a heartfelt reaction as well. Keep up the great work and I know your channel will continue to grow.

[@renedavids6154]

Good movie with horses is The Horse Whisperer with Robert Redford from 1998

[@patticriss2238]

I am a horse trainer. Barrel racing is our sport, but horsemanship is our passion. I love horses. Everything about them. Except maybe the expense. I don’t know how I’d live without a horse or 10. My Grandaughter just earned a full-ride rodeo scholarship in Oklahoma. She is a much more intuitive trainer than I. Horses are amazing. Love this movie. And Secretariat. Fun reaction.

[@greenbeech3055]

The Laura Hillenbrand book was fantastic, too.

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

She is a old soul in a young generation! Great job!

[@denniswoloch5757]

You're so smart. You pick up on things very quickly. This was a great book, and the movie is very true to it.

[@plaidmoon5642]

Great reaction to one of my favorite movies that doesn't get nearly the love it deserves. Just thought I'd pass along some information about Gary Stephens, who played George Woolf in the movie. While everyone else in the movie was an actor, Gary Stephens was a legendary jockey who won over 5,000 races over a career that lasted nearly 40 years. This movie was one of his few acting roles.

[@chrisg9196]

1. *Watch actual film of Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral - 1938 Match Race (Pimlico Special)* kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYe3Y4CGg6ikna8 *2. "Seabiscuit: The Hero America Needed"* kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6DJpoSKmNlnfqM

[@BissFlix]

Thanks for watching ❤

[@chrisg9196]

@@BissFlix 👍 😃 It's sometimes said, "The book is better than the movie." In this case, it is true. If you have the time, read the book from which the movie was made: "Seabiscuit: An American Legend" by Laura Hillenbrand

[@maxnorton1209]

The Great Depression started in 1929, and lasted through most of the 1930’s, pretty much to the start of World War 2.

[@Jmyth44]

If you enjoyed this movie, Seabiscuit, which is great You have to watch “ Secretariat” the greatest horse ever. and it’s a great movie as well I’m sure you’ll love it.

[@Stevarooni]

A friend of mine is doing (receiving) horse therapy and he raves about it. It's helped with his anger issues and he seems to feel a lot more comfortable with himself.

[@albertjohnston9374]

I live just a few miles away from Pimlico racetrack. I was born many years after Seabiscuit had his moment in time, but it’s really cool to see a true story that happened so close to where I live.

[@philmullineaux5405]

Excellent depression era movie, boss guy also did Tucker, which was very good, and a true depression era movie about a boxer called Cinderella Man starring Russell Crowe! Other great true story horse videos are, Secretariat and War Horse! But Seabiscuit...a strange horse, who hated horses, thought he was more of a human, ran with a very strange gait, a broken owner, weirdo trainer, and a jockey who was wayyyy too big! An amazing story!

[@tomrobertson8362]

This movie is pretty good but the book is 10 times better. I highly recommend you read it. It’s one of the best books I’ve ever read.

[@louisenglish8069]

Love this movie, real underrated gem

[@deanroddey2881]

It's a classic, and its use of that Ken Burns documentary style voice over makes it seem even more legit. Hey, Biss, you should do the Ken Burns Civil War documentaries. They were enormously impactful when they first came out, and endless other documentaries copied that style afterwards. If you want to stick to the movies, check out Lincoln, which is a great Spielberg movie about Abraham Lincoln (shockingly.) Abe is played by one of the great actors of our age (Daniel Day Louis), and the cast in general is stellar, and of course it's immaculately made.

[@EastPeakSlim]

That was David McCullough. He did a lot of VO work for Burns, especially The Civil War.

[@ryankjett]

If this weren't a true story and you wrote this movie, everyone would think it was too ridiculous to be believable.

[@brianwalker5937]

loved the reaction. Watch Secretariat. I haven't seen anybody do it yet. It is a great story. I love your laugh. Love your commentary. I go on benders of watching movie reactions and rewatch many of yours. The Martian is one of my favorites of yours that I have seen several times, in fact, I watched it again last night. This will be in my rewatch list because I love the movie and I loved your reaction.

[@johnv61]

YEAH! I’ve been recommending this movie to all the reactors, very few have watched…..their loss.

[@c.j.mcleod]

This is one of my most favorite movies ( apart from Secretariat ) i love your reactions to movie because I react the same exact same way at the same moment and im really enjoying watching these reactions with you !!! cant wait to get your patreon

[@ronlackey2689]

War Admiral was one of the greatest horses ever. Quite a challenge for Seabiscuit.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello Biscute, I'm glad that you enjoyed this movie. Should you like another horse movie then try " The Black Stallion (1979). When I was about 3 years old, my favorite food was made by a friend of my mother. When ever that we would visit her the first thing that I would is ask her to make me some drop biscuits. She would do it everytime. It is food that is sent from Heaven. Here is the recipe (but not from Mrs. Perilloux. May she rest in peace.): INGREDIENTS IN DROP BISCUITS Flour: Use all-purpose flour for these for the main structure of the biscuit. Remember when measuring flour to lightly spoon the flour into the measuring cups and level the cup off with a knife. If you have a kitchen scale, that is the most accurate way to measure flour. (Note: you can also make self-rising flour drop biscuits) Baking Powder: Baking does most of the leavening in the biscuit. It gives the biscuit the rise and some fluffiness. Salt: Salt is really what gives some flavor to these biscuits. It also helps with browning a bit. Butter: Use cold unsalted butter cut into small pieces. You want the butter cold so that when it creates steam when it melts in the oven. This creates flakiness in the biscuits. Milk: Milk is our moisture. It brings everything together and you want it cold so that it doesn’t start to bring down the temp of the butter. You can use regular milk, buttermilk, or non-dairy milk for these biscuits. " Hey! "

[@ThistleAndSea]

This is such a wonderful story and a great movie too. Thank you for sharing this one, Bisscute. Three more horse racing movies that you might enjoy, all based on true stories, are Dreamer from 2006 with Kurt Russel and a very small Dakota Fanning, Ride Like A Girl from 2019 which is an Australian story, and the 2010 film Secretariat which follows the Triple Crown horse races of 1973 . Here in Louisville, Kentucky we are getting ready for the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby in just a couple of weeks, Saturday May 4th. We will be eating derby pie, drinking mint juleps, and the ladies will all be wearing (as Mal would say) very fine hats. Thanks again for sharing this one. I enjoy rewatching these old movies with you. 🙂

[@johnv61]

I loved your reaction to this epic movie. 62 year old man here and I get teary eyed every time I watch it. Glad you enjoyed it

[@kevinfhaney]

Very very good movie

[@scottdarden3091]

I'm so happy 😁😊 you're watching this! I've only seen one other, Cassie from Popcorn In Bed reaction to it. You would also like Secretariat the story of the some say greatest race horse,(

[@ToABrighterFuture]

One thing that always impresses me here, is the use of sound...or lack thereof. After Charles Howard says, "We'll be in San Francisco until Wednesday," notice how long they go with almost no dialogue. I saw this in the theater when it came out, and the silence was just overwhelming.

[@19nzinga]

“It’s okay. We’re still on safe grounds here” half a second later “not safe grounds, not safe grounds “ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mikehutton3187]

A great movie. I always shed a tear at the end.

[@George-kv6gm]

Great movie, great reactor! Thanks for letting us watch it with you! God bless you!

[@LoZenith75]

A horse with a broken leg CANNOT recover. It should stay totally immobilized and you can't say to a horse please stay still. Plus, if you try to immobilize it, like grabbing it and put it on a crane or on an argan for not let it get moving,, it will grow an infection to the hoovescalled "laminitis" also letal. My horse broke a leg years ago and we should put her down. So please, before to say those oh nooooo, never harm an animal thing, you should know how it works....

[@tjbatchelor1]

Thank you for reacting to Seabiscuit. This is my all-time favorite movie!

[@JasonGilbert-yl8hf]

Great Movie!!

[@green_acres_7240]

The book this film is based on, SEABISCUIT by Laura Hillenbrand is OUTSTANDING and worth the read!

[@BissFlix]

Got it, thanks

[@CoastalNomad]

Horse Movies: "National Velvet," "Hildago," "Black Beauty," "Dreamer," "The Horse Whisperer" Jeff Bridges Movies: "Starman," "Tucker, Man and Machine," "Crazy Heart," "True Grit," "The Fabulous Baker Boys"

[@davidareeves]

All good movies, one of my favourites (maybe because it's a Australian Story, is "Phar Lap" same timeframe roughly as this one too

[@CoastalNomad]

@@davidareeves Speaking of Australia..... I forgot "Man from Snowy River" and "Return of the Man from Snowy River"

[@davidareeves]

@@CoastalNomad Yep those are a must as well :D Another fav is "War Horse"

[@JeffLoomis-f1e]

Great reaction to a great movie. Hope you're aware that this is a true story. I'd recommend reading the book as the actual story is even more incredible than the movie. The creators of the movie said that they left some parts out because they didn't want it to appear as too unrealistic to ever be believed!

[@tcanfield]

Yes indeed - the book is so well written and engaging ! Very educational about the world of horse racing. I also loved that part of the real story took place in Willits,CA where I’ve driven through and also lodged a few nights. There are still some gorgeous horse ranches there !

[@daniellongo7611]

Your emotional beauty is a thing to behold. Best to you, Angel.

[@geraldarsenault275]

cleaned up from Big Lebowski same guy Jeff Bridges is where you saw him before

[@dancornyn2862]

A younger Jeff Lebowski

[@mikehutton3187]

A great movie.

[@harryrabbit2870]

This is one of my favorite movies. Glad to see somebody finally react to it. Good job, Miss Biss.

[@christherrien1862]

If you ever want to see an emotional movie with a horse in it I recommend Warhorse. Directed by Stephen Spielberg in 2011. Great movie about a boy and his horse. Make sure you have tissue on hand, you will be crying 😢

[@zzrydr]

Great movie Biss! Here's another in black and white from that same time period "Paper Moon" stars the late great Ryan O'Neal and his real life daughter 9 yo Tatum O'Neal in this absolutely great Depression Era period piece. You will love it guaranteed.

[@peterstrayhorn5316]

I subscribe to your movie channel and music channel. You are the best at editing. I can see you love your job. Your can make me laugh. l really liked the movie you're rating was correct.. Have a great day Biscuit 😊.

[@SheldonGoodboy]

Awesome reaction! I love seabiscuit and I live you! ❤

[@sld1776]

For Sea Biscutte, here's the Pimlico special, Sea Biscuit vs. War Admiral: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYe3Y4CGg6ikna8

[@BissFlix]

Thanks ❤

[@EastPeakSlim]

You've done it again. Excellent review! My favorite part has always been the narration by the late David McCullough. I could listen to him read the dictionary.

[@claytonechols4876]

Here is a link to actual match race between Seabiscuit and War Admiral kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYe3Y4CGg6ikna8si=y3BUKoKOxN5JqHuH

[@JPWick]

Surprised you haven't done A Beautiful Mind yet.

[@mikefetterman6782]

That "guy", is Jeff Bridges, otherwise and famously known as "The dude", "The Big Lewbowski". Aka Crazy Heart.

[@mikefetterman6782]

The great depression started in 1929, and lasted until the start of WWII.

[@johnpearce5168]

If you like this horse movie you really need to try in the pursuit of honor with Don Johnson

[@lesgrice4419]

A beautiful story beautifully told.....for some reason it reminds me of Shawshank....hope is laced all the way through it...

[@rickpat-x9u]

*A GREAT BICYCLE RACING MOVIE IS **_"AMERICAN FLYERS" (1985)_*

[@thomastimlin1724]

I saw this movie, then bought the book, written by Laura Hillenbrand, Seabiscuit: An American Legend: later I bought the DVD. Best line in the movie" "It's better to break a man's leg than to break his heart." Whoever marries Biscuit [Madalina] will be the luckiest man in the world. Whoever marries Seabiscuit better see a psychiatrist....

[@michaelmills34]

Great reaction, thank you!

[@susanfox6666]

Thank you. This was a wonderful review. Great film.

[@jefferybarnett6056]

Good movie !! As others have said, please also check out Secretariat !! My favorite race horse of all time. I remember watching that horse in my teens and it was just magical.

[@AdamLopez-x9i]

Oh cool! I'm reading this book right now 😀 I've seen the movie before but it's always better watching with a friend 🎉

[@JPDillon]

I am excited for this one! I predict Miss B will love it!

[@JPDillon]

Edit: Yep, I was right. :)

[@twooharmony2000]

7:51 react holding back.-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@thomastimlin1724]

The Great Depression started in 1929 and basically lasted until 1942 when World War 2 started.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see, thanks

[@19nzinga]

Another great reaction. ❤

[@johnspringer6003]

Beautiful reaction to a beautiful movie!

[@NICK-mj8tb]

TRUE STORY

[@BlackieNuff]

Oh my godz, this is TOO perfect : SEE BISSCUTE react to SEA-BISCUIT! Hahahaha 🖤 😄😎

[@MidnightAutoPainter]

Biss is such a pure soul.

[@stevemchale9775]

"Not safe grounds" 😃

[@Patriot218S]

I love this reaction ❤️

[@tommythompson9565]

I wanted badly to watch this movie at the theater. Never got around to it. It received good reviews. I finally watched it on DVD. As good as the reviews were, I was still very surprised with this movie. Well done in every aspect. And the fact that it is a true story only adds to the pleasure of watching it. You had to edit out Red's comment to his jockey friend in his comeback race ? Bummer. Popcorn In Bed has much better editing on this movie. You cut many important lines / scenes.

[@larasemerad2605]

Radio show on You Tube about the race with these Horses.

[@D-ragon-S]

Handsome older gentleman.....Sheriff in NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN

[@Winterov]

Thank you :) 'the champ' 1979, next please x

[@marieoleary527]

1929 the stock market crashed and the Great Depression began. By the way it was a worldwide depression, it did not just effect the US