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In Pursuit of Honor
from Hbo Home Video
starring Don Johnson, Craig Sheffer, Gabrielle Anwar, Bob Gunton, James Sikking
directed by Ken Olin
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List Price: $9.98
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Media: DVD
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Features:
- Closed-captioned
- Color
- DVD-Video
- Full Screen
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 
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Incredibly moving 
This movie was wonderful, and based on a true story about how the Army just wanted to slaughter all it's cavalry horses because they became "obsolete". Not slaughter for food, just slaughter. Typical Army waste, and a shame for such noble creatures. I'm proud that these Cav guys stole them and took them to Canada. If you love horses, this movie will speak to you.
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wonderful movie ! 
I've seen that movie on TV. I really liked it. It's so beautiful... History on men and a special friendship and respect. That's not a war movie. That's about a military/political decision taken in an office. They decided to bring tanks to replace horses. Instead of sendind faithful horses to their retirement in country, they dedecided to kill them.
Some NCO decide to save them : they try to reach Canada.
Are they going to succeed ?
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Outstanding movie! 
This is an amazing true story about the rescue of WWI surplus Army horses that the government had ordered to be slaughtered. The heros were cavalry officers and enlisted men who actually stole the horses and made it to Canada with hundreds of them. Evading capture the whole way. One very graphic scene of horses being gunned down by the military that was hard to watch, but the rest of the uplifting story was worth it.
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Not just bad, but a lie!!! 
Let me preface my comments by saying that I am a cavalry historian and have published a book on the U.S. Cavalry (check Amazon if you don't believe me). This movie is absolutely and completely wrong! 1) Cavalry horses were never disposed of by machine-gunning them - either they were humanely put down or sold. 2) No one ever stole cavalry horses to prevent them from being shot and then took them to Canada. 3) The U.S. Cavalry Association, an organization composed of cavalry veterans, attempted... more info
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