The Black Stallion Returns

Name: The Black Stallion Returns
Genre: Adventure, Family
Released: March 25, 1983
Duration: 103 min
Rating: 34
Cast: Kelly Reno, Vincent Spano

1983

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MGM/UA Entertainment Company | Release Date: March 25, 1983 | PG

Starring: Kelly Reno, Vincent Spano

Summary: When the Black is stolen in exotic Morrocco, his young owner must embark on a series of daring adventures to get him back. (MGM)

Director: Robert Dalva

Genre(s): Adventure, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 103 min

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Roger Ebert

The performances are often good, including Reno's; he has an interesting, poker-faced way of underplaying scenes that keeps him from being a stereotyped kid. Read full review

Jay Scott

The Black Stallion Returns is not a magic monument - it's only a terrific film for kids. [26 Mar 1983]

Vincent Canby

It is funny, unpretentious and fast-paced. It has a kind of comicbook appreciation for direct action and no time whatsoever for mysticism or for scenery for its own sake, though most of it was shot in Morocco and is fun to look at. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Gone is the joy and wide-eyed fun of the original; in its place is a hokey, ho-hum story that might have come out of a computer. Read full review

David Sterritt

It's picaresque, all right, but full of ethnic stereotypes, and filmed much too blandly to compete with the superb ''Black Stallion'' of a few years ago. Read full review

Michael Blowen

Return is a slow-paced, incompetently directed film with both eyes focused on the box office. [26 Mar 1983]

Staff (Not Credited)

The Black Stallion Returns is little more than a contrived, cornball story that most audiences will find to be an interminable bore. Read full review

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