“Flicka” is a modernized version of that great sentimental horse movie, 1943’s “My Friend Flicka,” and it comes with the glitzy trappings and accessories you might expect. The cinematography has the ...
Be forewarned: The sweet-natured horse tale “Flicka” is not your mother’s “My Friend Flicka.” Nor is it my mother’s, either; she, a fan of the 1941 Mary O’Hara novel, was horrified to hear of the ...
"I want a pony." It’s one of those universal wants that all little girls tell their parents, most likely having to settle for a little figurine or toy in place of the life-sized creature. Tim McGraw’s ...
At the rate she’s going, Alison Lohman should be ready to step up to ingenue roles about the time she turns 40. Her girlishness intact at 27, Lohman stars as a spirited teen who tames a spirited horse ...
“Flicka” — based on Mary O’Hara’s classic kid-and-horse novel “My Friend Flicka” — is not really for young kids. It’s not that there are issues over language or violence, and there’s certainly no ...
She often appears on multiplex screens au naturel (Permanent Midnight, The Cooler, A History of Violence) and talks frankly about sexuality whenever asked (check out her defense of, er, private body ...
Flicka: Drama. Starring Tim McGraw, Maria Bello, Alison Lohman and Ryan Kwanten. Directed by Michael Mayer. (PG. 94 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Tim McGraw would make a good Cartwright. He's ...
At the rate she’s going, Alison Lohman should be ready to step up to ingenue roles about the time she turns 40. Her girlishness intact at 27, Lohman stars as a spirited teen who tames a spirited horse ...
Two horses died on the set of the recently released family drama "Flicka," according to the American Humane Association. The association's Web site said the deaths were accidental and occurred in 2005 ...
Ken McLaughlin—a dreamy, distracted, imaginative child who lives on a horse-breeding ranch in Wyoming—is the ten-year-old protagonist of “My Friend Flicka,” a children’s book by Mary O’Hara, first ...
The American Humane Assn. has concluded its investigation into the deaths of two horses on the set of Fox 2000 Pictures’ “Flicka,” calling both “unpreventable accidents.” In reaching its conclusion, ...
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