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Clips from Seabiscuit

Movies 2003 50 min ★ 7.0/10 (137 ratings) 1,282 clips

Credits

Seamstresses became button sewers.
lt was the beginning and the end of imagination
Howard.
lt was a land of opportunity.
for any man with drive and ambition.
there was truly a fortune to be made.
So, with the increased pressure,
Come here. Come here. Are you the future, huh?
Are you gonna...
All right.
Everybody knows Tennyson. All right. Quiet.
Good. Very good, John.
The heroism... Right.
Yeah.
That's the poetry right there, Agnes.
To the future! To the future!
lt was a myth that would grow over time.
A great national migration began.
in the last possession that remained to them,
And all at once, millions of Americans
What?
l made $2.
l didn't have to tell him a thing.
You can call me Red.
Yeah!
Dickens, Wordsworth.
Dad, don't do this. We'll be back.
Get off of me!
All right. l'll see you in town.
l'm reading.
You already taught me to drive the truck.
Yeah?
Sam can do that.
At a time when the world really needed a drink,
Liquor was illegal. Diversions were scarce,
You could find anything: food, companionship,
decent gin, and with gambling outlawed as well,
the chance to turn bad luck into good.
Look at him.
The Sultan of Araby.
Give me odds. You're the favorite. Even money.
Nah. What time?
Oops, there's my hole! Gotta go!
Hey, boy.
There's my hole! Gotta fly!
There once was a princess from Siam
And then l reclined her...
Shit.
l don't either.
No.
Come on!
l wanna win. What sort of question is that?
l'm fine. Charles Howard.
What's... What's in his bandage?
And he's still nice to look at.
Half these horses are just show ponies.
l know. l would've won, T.J.,
with the legendary trainer Sunny Fitzsimmons,
Champions were large, they were sleek,
l'm not afraid of you.
You hungry?
Does he breeze?
Well, we'll find out.
He just needs to learn how to be a horse again.
You can come inside, you know.
But it really came down to just one thing.
Oh, no. Just trying to calm him down a little.
What'd you do? Go take a look.
Come on!
There it is! Yeah!
What if it's late?
Let's go.
Come on in. Number 3, Pollard on Seabiscuit.
Let's go! What are you doing?
Knock me off my horse!
Well, yeah, when he's 40-to-1 .
He almost put me in the rail! Well, did he?
What are you so mad at?
There's even a phone next door. Dad.
That is, if you still want me to ride.
Nice and easy. Just like that, boy.
You and me. Let's go, boy. Let's go.
or the roads or the bridges or the parks.