When I first saw this title, I’ll admit, I was skeptical. But no more! It really has everything. Check it out.
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All I can say is- is there an ASPCA-type clearance for this movie? Those horses were getting awfully banged up.
I was just about to post, “Meh. No explosions”—then I saw the last five seconds. It really does have everything.
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i just wanna know how those cars kept launching over the barriers…every single time….:-)
I think the total cost for everything was about $69.95 USD.
Nice post!
All I have to say is those poor poor horses. What awful equitation on the riders’ part and horsemanship on the director’s part…