Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786301182041 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN: 6301182049 Label: Warner Home Video Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Warner Home Video Release Date: September 01, 1998 Running Time: 83 minutes Sales Rank: 648 Studio: Warner Home Video Theatrical Release Date: August 26, 1988
Description: a comic misadventure about a decidely odd couple -- an insecurestockbroker and his talking horse. each trying to learn a thingor two about life, success and love.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Look out Mr. Ed, you've got competition!
Well I have said this before, and I will say it again....why isn't this movie out on DVD as a RErelease? It stars Bobcat Goldthwait (Police Academy's 2,3, and 4.), he plays Fred P. Chaney a nobody who's relative dies and leaves him an inheritance with a gifted horse......DON. The word gifted is that he can talk. When Fred finds out about this, not only is he amazed, he's amazed at how rich Don makes him when he finds out about what he knows about the stock market. Fred also finds out that in the inheritance that he owns half of the stocks and bonds in a company that his dead relative's widower ... Read More
Rating: - Off the scale
There aren't enough stars to give this work of art. We had a group of buddies back in Omaha called the "guys chicks totally dig" that consisted of Kroll, Burns, Kiteman and me. So many girls wanted to date us that we had to have meetings to see who was dating who and what ideas they had come up with for the perfect date. Let's just say Burns nailed it. We're at our meeting and all have dates scheduled with super hot chicks on Friday, but after the hundreds of dates we've gone on, we're running short of ideas so we go around the table.
Me- Dinner at Stockade followed by a Bonnie Tyler laser ... Read More
Rating: - Not Exactly John Candy's
A down-on-his-luck stockbroker (Bobcat Goldthwaite) unbridles his seamy side when he falls in with a unscrupulous talking Standardbred named Don (played by Don, voiced by John Candy). Despite roughshod reviews, Goldthwaite's career went on. Don, however, was never seen or heard from again (rumor has it the bay trotter joined the Witness Protection Program after seeing the box office numbers).
Staci Layne Wilson
Rating: - makes mr ed look like glue
the story is theres a talking horse willed to bobcat goldwaith.it talks!its also a genius about the stock market!and to make things that much better,he got half a broking firm in the will too.so his horse don,tells him where to put his money and he gets rich quick.of course this pisses everybody else off.bobcats in it.the kids think its funny.a funny part i liked was when they have to put don into a horse race and they need a jockey.one guy is being interviewed.bob says "why should you be the one to ride don,mr snake?" and he replies,"one shot of this and your horse could win indianapolis 500"!that was ... Read More
Rating: - "if it ain't cockroaches, it's palominos" - Fred
This movie had "sequel" written ALL over it. I actually grew attached to these stupid characters. The funniest part HAS to be when Don is talking FOR Fred... "what makes you think you're the man to ride me... I mean to ride Don, haw haw haw"... OH MY GOD, THAT IS FUNNY! I demand this movie make it's way to DVD, cuz I'm stressin' out waitin'.
"I said, it's like that even after I go swimming... toots!"
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