Mjeteconer
Just perfect...
Gurlyndrobb
While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.
Rosie Searle
It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.
Cristal
The movie really just wants to entertain people.
rbn_lrk-1
Last year Mickey Mouse came back after decades.The story about Mickey Mouse and the good old gang of cartoon animals being attacked by Peg-Leg Pete.Clarabelle Cow is some of those who comes back in this charming short.This ends in hilarious situations on this journey.There is something for everyone here for fans of anthro animals, old school cartoons and on.It's like coming back and see the heydays of American road trips.The animation and sound is super.Go to Youtube and see this short whenever you like old cartoons, or animation in general.It could had been a Whole movie, and it's worth it anyway.The movie did not win the Oscar, but that was worth the nomination anyway.10/10
Neil Welch
A small, square, black and white image introduces us to 1930 Mickey Mouse, out for a day's cart ride with his friends until Pegleg Pete drives up behind them in his car, intent on spoiling their fun.Get A Horse! is the short film which accompanies Disney's 2013 animated feature Frozen, and is reason in itself to go to the cinema. Because this is not an original 1930s short although, when it starts, you would swear that it was. The soundtrack is partially made up of extracts from 1930s shorts (Walt Disney voices Mickey once more!), and the style is absolutely authentic: not only is the look of the thing spot on, the film is also full of sight gags which would have been totally at home in a short from that period.And then widescreen, colour and 3D are introduced, but essentially as further sight gags. These technical anachronisms are used creatively to enhance this wonderful little film and, in so doing, they show Disney Animation Studios once more exercising the creativity for which they were once renowned. This is one of the best uses of 3D I have seen at the cinema.This is an enormously enjoyable short.
Tad Pole
. . . currently coupled with FROZEN, "GET A HORSE" is a winner in its own right. With its ever-quicker transitions from black & white old-style Stick Figurish type 'Toons to a full-color cartoon environment of more full-figured characters, this 5-minute, 56-second exercise in sophisticated animation not only keeps the viewer entranced, but also guessing what might happen next. Though the bullies in attendance may find Minnie's torture of Peg-Leg Pete beyond the pale, people of this ilk are the single American subgroup that currently is lucky to have even ONE leg left to stand on. Now that Disney has purchased the Marvel Comics movie money-making machine, it is no surprise to find an instance of cross-marketing here, as one of these retro characters is wearing a CAPTAIN AMER!CA T-shirt. However, product placement aside, this short tops messages to turn off your cell phone and ads to buy $40 worth of pop, candy, and popcorn at the concession stand any day of the week.
Richard Smith
When I first heard of this project, I couldn't help but instantly get hyped up. And when I found out the twist, that of Mickey stepping out of his black-and-white world into a color 3D realm, I got even more tense waiting to see it. When I did, I was pleasantly surprised at how the idea was executed. What I got was a hilarious, creative animated short that says that Disney's still got it. The jokes that poke fun at modern society, like Horace walking up wearing a Captain America shirt while using a smartphone and eating popcorn and Milk Duds, are pure gold and the meta-related humor is used in very funny ways to humiliate Pete. The animation on both sides of the screen are fantastic and the best way to see it is with 3D glasses, which gives the short a sense of depth. All in all, this is a must-see cartoon, great for fans of Disney, animation geeks and the general public.
