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Still photography began in the early 18th century.A startling discovery was made - a horse does not just run,it also flies. Watch "Secretariat" to believe it.In this film one of its most stunning moments captured in Super slow motion, you see the horse - Secretariat - literally fly.
The horse, Red - officially named Secretariat - has his own idiosyncrasies and is born with the heart of a fighter. Based on the true story of the 'greatest racehorse',the" Secretariat " has many things going for it.
Despite the obvious comparisons, the film does chart its own course.
The film,interweaves many sub-plots and issues into one strong core. There's no demarcation between gender struggles, political issues. Yet all of them are handled without any becoming overbearing.
As a housewife in the late '60s, where a woman's place in America was still thought to be in the House.Penny has to face a lot of sexism.The main theme,remains that of gender.
The pace of the film is gentle and lilting.It is filled with some original and some cliched inspiring.
John Malcovich is his usual funny best.It is Diane Lane as Penny who chooses to run a harder, and a much more hopeless Race against gender discrimination.She is quiet, restrained and forceful.Her performance is definitely Oscar material.
The horse, Secretariat, in all his races begins last only to end first.
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