A young man looks for a thoroughbred horse that was got lost during a train wreck..
If you love old-school horse melodramas where the animals have more acting range than half the human cast, Stormy (1935) is actually a pretty fun seventy minutes. It is perfect for anyone who misses the simple days of Saturday matinee Westerns, but if you can't stand corny dialogue or shaky 1930s rear-projection, you w...
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"If you love old-school horse melodramas where the animals have more acting range than half the human cast, Stormy (1935) is actually a pretty fun seventy minutes. It is perfect for anyone who misses the simple days of Saturday matinee Westerns, but if you can't stand corny dialogue or shaky 1930s rear-projection, you will probably want to skip this one entirely. The plot is basically a lost-and-found ad with a budget. A train crashes, a beautiful horse gets loose, and our main guy spends the re..."
J. Farrell MacDonald
Ben Grauman Kohn, George H. Plympton, Cherry Wilson
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