Best Movie Ever | Danny | Rebecca Page, Janet Zarish

Love over Money | Danny | Rebecca Page, Janet Zarish

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	• Danny Rebecca Page, Janet Zarish Janson Media, 2006 average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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A Wonderful Story

This little movie lacks in acting ability, but certainly has it where it counts! I have loved this movie ever since I was a kid and will continue loving it and I'm thrilled it made it DVD!

Janie is a lovable character who loves horses and that many horse lovers can relate to and for her, the ultimate dream of owning a horse comes true. There's a lot of love in the movie and the morale of the story centers around that and has great lessons to be learned.

For anyone who loves horses, or owns horses, or knows someone who loves horses and can see past the bad acting, it is a great horse story and I recommend it to any horse lovers out there!

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Best Movie Ever

I absolutely love this movie. This was my favorite movie when I was a kid and I never imagined it being put on DVD. I used to watch it over and over. Now that I have it again, I still am watching it over and over. My husband even began to like it.

Love over Money

This was one of my favorite movies as a child, I couldn't resist reviewing it. Danny is bought for spoiled little rich girl Andrea Cummings, her father buys her the pony because Danny is supposed to have won a lot of blue ribbons. Janie Neely lives near by the stable and volunteers there, because she loves horses. Janie loves Danny, but Andrea treats him cruelly, resulting in a poor performance in a local horse show. Back at home, Danny then performs well for Janie, but becomes lame shortly after, and Andrea's father declares him a lemon and decides to sell him.

A heartbroken Janie tries to keep this from happening. She is unable to change the mind of Andrea's father, but a `mysterious benefactor' buys the pony for Janie, who in return must work at the stable to pay for Danny's upkeep and to repay the debt. Andrea's father buys her a new horse, a fancy thoroughbred named Midnight Star, and Janie is to care for it as well, while spending countless hours tending to Danny's lameness. When he recovers, he is able to be ridden again, and Janie and Andrea now become competitors.

Danny is still labeled a lemon by Andrea and her father, but Janie knows otherwise. Midnight Star is exactly what Andrea's father wanted, an expensive show horse, and Andrea is expected to bring home nothing less than blue ribbons. When Danny and Midnight Star compete against one another in a horse show, Janie is able to prove that love and kindness go much farther than money and unfair expectations ever could. Though the very end of the movie may disappoint some, I loved it as a child and continue to love it to this day, as it was very clear to see that real, pure love is never based on performance.

I was thrilled to see that this movie is now on DVD, I can't wait to share it with my children one day. It has a wonderful lesson in it, the title song at the end says it best: "You have nothing to fear, when you give all your love, and all your love comes back to you."

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This is the story of a summer and a twelve-year old girl's discovery that if it were strong enough, her love for a pony could make the impossible happen.

Unhappy little Janie Neely is a horse-lover, working at ritzy Longvue Farms. She falls in love with Danny, a handsome gray pony owned by the spoiled daughter of the wealthy stable owner. When injured, Danny is discarded by the bratty girl. A mysterious benefactor enables surprised Janie to become the horse?s new owner. Through Janie?s hard work, Danny is nursed back to health and Janie learns that if you hold fast to your dreams they can be made to happen.

BRONZE CHRIS AWARD, Columbus International Film Festival

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