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Hidalgo - 3000 Meilen zum Ruhm

Originaltitel: Hidalgo
  • 2004
  • 12
  • 2 Std. 16 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,7/10
87.498
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Viggo Mortensen in Hidalgo - 3000 Meilen zum Ruhm (2004)
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Im Jahr 1890, reist ein heruntergekommener Cowboy mit seinem Pferd nach Arabien, um an einem tödlichen Cross-Desert-Pferderennen teilzunehmen.Im Jahr 1890, reist ein heruntergekommener Cowboy mit seinem Pferd nach Arabien, um an einem tödlichen Cross-Desert-Pferderennen teilzunehmen.Im Jahr 1890, reist ein heruntergekommener Cowboy mit seinem Pferd nach Arabien, um an einem tödlichen Cross-Desert-Pferderennen teilzunehmen.

  • Regie
    • Joe Johnston
  • Drehbuch
    • John Fusco
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Viggo Mortensen
    • Omar Sharif
    • Zuleikha Robinson
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    6,7/10
    87.498
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    • Regie
      • Joe Johnston
    • Drehbuch
      • John Fusco
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Viggo Mortensen
      • Omar Sharif
      • Zuleikha Robinson
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    • 54Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Viggo Mortensen
    Viggo Mortensen
    • Frank Hopkins
    Omar Sharif
    Omar Sharif
    • Sheikh Riyadh
    Zuleikha Robinson
    Zuleikha Robinson
    • Jazira
    Louise Lombard
    Louise Lombard
    • Lady Anne Davenport
    Adam Alexi-Malle
    • Aziz
    Ana-Sofia Mastroianna
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    • Aziz
    Saïd Taghmaoui
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    • Prince Bin Al Reeh
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    • Rau Rasmussen
    Peter Mensah
    Peter Mensah
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    Joshua Wolf Coleman
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    Franky Mwangi
    • Slave Boy
    Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman
    Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman
    • Chief Eagle Horn
    • (as Floyd Red Crow Westerman)
    Elizabeth Berridge
    Elizabeth Berridge
    • Annie Oakley
    C. Thomas Howell
    C. Thomas Howell
    • Preston Webb
    • Regie
      • Joe Johnston
    • Drehbuch
      • John Fusco
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    7ma-cortes

    Spectacular movie with exciting adventures and wonderful Oriental outdoors

    The picture talks upon Frank Hopkins (Viggo Mortensen) a real cowboy who participated with his horse called ¨Hidalgo¨ in an extraordinary racehorse : ¨ Oceans of fire¨, a 3.000 mile survival race across the risky Arabian desert . He'll take on ominous Arab riders and many dangers . The confrontation will be terrible and he'll face off imposing winds , locust plague , quicksands... though he'll love an Arab princess (Zuleikha Robinson) , Sheik's daughter (Omar Shariff) too . The film is based on historic deeds and famous people , thus : the ¨Wounded Knee slaughter¨ (1890) ; besides , there appears : Buffalo Bill Cody (J.K.Simmons) , Annie Oakley (Elizabeth Berridge) and Indian chiefs: Eagle Horn (Floyd Red Crow Westerman) , Sitting Bull , Crazy Horse and Big Foot . The final duel amongst the horsemen is breathtaking and overwhelming .

    This moving motion picture blends adventures , action , a love story , emotions and results to be pretty amusing . From the beginning to end the adventure-action is unstoppable , it's fast moving and for that reason packs a lot of entertainment . The final horse scene was filmed in Browning, Montana , 550 different horses were used in that scene , the horses all came from different owners, so to tell them apart, their hooves were branded . Sets and production design are spellbinding and the Oriental landscapes are mesmerizing . Special effects (FX) by Industrial Light and Magic ILM (George Lucas's ownership) are top-notch , as especially the impressive digital storm . The movie was well directed by Joe Johnston , including Shelly Johnson's riveting cinematography and James Newton Howard's fascinating musical score . The film obtained success at box office around the world and United States was number one . The flick will appeal to Oriental adventure enthusiasts and Viggo Mortensen fans . Rating : Very good , well worth watching .
    7DeuceWild_77

    "Mister, you can say anything you want about me... I'm gonna have to ask you not to talk about my horse that way."

    Directed by Joe Johnston, the man behind the excellent & severely underrated "The Rocketeer" ('91) which was also a period piece, "Hidalgo" is a biographical adventure film loosely based on the life of Frank T. Hopkins and his mustang, Hidalgo that competed on a long distance Middle Eastern race called itself "Ocean of Fire", against the best pure- blooded Arabian horses.

    The real life Hopkins and his alleged exploits were most likely fictional / tall stories told by a 'fabulator' man that once was a professional horseman performing with the Ringling Brothers Circus. Even if it wasn't all true, the Hopkins & Hidalgo's daring adventure across the scorching desert of Arabia was the perfect scenario for an adventure / drama film shot on location, with a sense of the classic swashbuckling style, long gone from the Entertainment Industry of nowadays.

    It looks & feels something like a lighthearted / toned-down version of such classics as "Lawrence of Arabia" meets "Dances with Wolves" with an Indiana Jones urge to it, some of the funny gags & action sequences are even based (or more like a tribute) to the world's most famous archaeologist.

    Smartly, the director Johnston keeps the CGI effects to a minimum, only when was strictly necessary (like the sandstorm who reminds a lot the less-inspired Stephen Sommers' blockbuster, "The Mummy") which enhanced the old school filmmaking factor.

    "Hidalgo" is an entertaining, upbeat & reckless ride that moves at nicely pace, competent photographed by Shelly Johnson with great sets & costume design and great performances all around from Viggo, still in the heroic & manly, but sensitive role of an Aragorn type of character to the legendary & sorely missed, Omar Sharif in a gracious & witty role as the Sheikh Riyadh. Malcolm McDowell, C. Thomas Howell & J.K. Simmons also provided interesting cameos, but above them all, T.J. as the beautiful mustang Hidalgo, deserves the highest praise.
    8Simlady

    More than action - a message!

    Reading one of the commentaries about this movie urged me to write one of my own. It does seem to me, today, that a movie needs to be ridiculously full of stunts and action sequences (and blood, violence etc) to be considered worth while by the rank and file who are watching. How sad is that? I guess I am in the minority, but I want more to a movie than special effects.

    I had wanted to see this movie from the start, but was never able to get to the theater, so I got it the minute it came out on DVD. I know it was supposed to be a "True Story" but as is I would doubt it - too Hollywood. But hey, the long and short of it is . . . Viggo. Horses. I am so there. Who cares if it did not really happen this way?

    Anyway, now that I have seen it, I can't say I was disappointed at all. I was raised in a scouting family that was very involved in "Indian Lore" and the chants brought back memories. I think Native American history is complex and interesting, and we can still learn from the mistakes made on both sides. And Native Lore is ingrained in the message this movie had to tell.

    EVERY movie lately seems to be overcoming obstacles and winning even when you had no chance . . . you can't sit through a day of the Disney Channel without getting that drummed into you! But this was different.

    Frank T Hopkins was what was then called a "half breed", but he passed as white, and not wanting to deal with his race, he hid it (except for speaking the language, which I assumed many white men who were close to the land could do). Although he tried to deny it, his bloodlines brought him back to it time and again. Although being in the race had nothing to do with being a "half breed" on the surface, it was all about it in the end. Hidalgo was an "Indian pony" - a breed that was facing extinction. The horse was constantly being put down by both the whites and the Arabs. While defending the horse constantly, Hopkins yet shunned his own heritage and culture, and only when he accepted it did he win the race. And yet he should have known it all along, since the horse, the symbol of that heritage, was his most prized friend.

    I got my back up a little when I read that someone thought the movie was was "moralistic" until they finally got to the action. Gee, aren't movies supposed to be moralistic? Should we not learn from our entertainment, or is it just mindless slaughter and CGI? It was like, yeah yeah, forget the plot, let's see some action.

    Action is fine, but I liked all the little coincidences, symbolisms and tie-ins to other characters. The tie-in to Jazia (the sheik's daughter) wearing a veil over her head was perfect. They were both less in the eyes of white men, but in reality they were fine for what they were. They just had to accept it. The symbol of the natives, a necklace given to him by a chief friend, became his symbol as well, when his servant mistakenly used it for their flag. In the end it was no mistake at all.

    Yes, it was the typical Disney underdog wins, but there was something extra to it. At least to me, and I am not sorry to say I still watch movies for the message, not the phony thrills.
    8zetes

    Well made adventure yarn

    A great action/adventure movie! I was surprised at just how good it was, as it has received so little attention. Viggo Mortensen of Lord of the Rings plays Frank Hopkins, a real-life cowboy, although probably much fictionalized in this movie. He is a half-breed, part Native American and part white. In the film's prologue, he works for the cavalry and witnesses the massacre of his people at Wounded Knee. The event scars him and he becomes a lush. For some easy money, he and his horse, Hidalgo, enter Buffalo Bill's roadshow. Hidalgo is so famous that a sheik has sent a servant to invite him to participate in a race across the Arabian desert, which he accepts, it being a better alternative to the humiliating performances. It's really a classical adventure movie, with princesses and scimitars and sandstorms and swarms of locusts. Omar Sharif co-stars as the sheik. Its nice to see a movie like this made with care. It never gets stupid, and, while it moves quickly, it isn't too fast, either. The director is Joe Johnston, whom I think is an undervalued filmmaker who specializes in these kinds of enjoyable yarns. His previous films include Jurassic Park 3, which is my favorite of that series, Jumanji, The Rocketeer, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, as well as episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, which I loved in my tween years. He also made October Sky, which I haven't seen, but has been recommended. The film also features good performances from Zuleikha Robinson, soon to be a star, I'm sure, Louise Lombard, and Adam Alexi-Malle, one of my favorite character actors (he was the guy who wrote Chubby Rain in the movie Bowfinger). 8/10.
    HoferPM

    Terrific film!

    Viggo Mortensen is terrific, Omar Sharif is terrific, and the horse, whose name, I believe is J.T. in terrific! And I heard that Viggo loved the horse so much, he bought him. And he rode him to the premier (sp) of the movie. I think Viggo Mortensen is absolutely gorgeous. He's also a painter and a poet. I think this explains his soft-spoken way. He seems like a very sensitive man and this is what I like. I generally see a movie for the stars in it and not particularly the story, which in this case was breath-taking. I also love an animal storyline and this was one. Reminds me of the times years ago when films were of the type you could take your kids to. Bravo HIDALGO!!!!!!

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    • Wissenswertes
      Viggo Mortensen purchased the horse who played the title character (T.J.) after this film was completed.
    • Patzer
      When Frank is telling Jazira about his Native American background, he says that "shunka wankan" is Sioux for "big dog". The people of this tribe prefer to call themselves "Dakota" or "Lakota", as "sioux" is a word meaning "snake" and was given to the Lakotas by the Crows (enemies of the Lakotas).
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      Frank T. Hopkins: Mister... you can say anything you want about me. I'm gonna have to ask you not to talk about my horse that way.

    • Crazy Credits
      The film begins with a "Touchstone Pictures presents" credit, and the logo only appears at the end.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in America's First Horse: Hidalgo and the Spanish Mustang (2004)
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      On the Warpath
      Written by Karl King (uncredited)

      Performed by The Americus Brass Band

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 8. April 2004 (Deutschland)
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      • Marokko
    • Sprachen
      • Englisch
      • Arabisch
      • Sioux
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      • Océano de fuego
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      • Touchstone Pictures
      • Casey Silver Productions
      • Dune Films
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      • 100.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 67.303.450 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 18.829.435 $
      • 7. März 2004
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 108.040.622 $
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