Arpy wrote:Actually, I watched Warhorse recently, expecting it to be quite violent and really realistic. I was surprised at the lack of violence. (Maybe some people would call it violent, but you hardly saw anyone get shot.) I wondered why this was so. I don't particularly like violence, but I expected a movie about the First World War to be more intense.
Warhorse, in my opinion, was a story about a horse who survived a war. The war was the setting, not what the story was about, therefore shooting could not be the focus or it would detract from the storyline.
(And the bang it makes when it goes off. . .)
