Snowfire (1958)

Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

The Age of Commercialism

One of my all time favorites.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

I saw this movie at my grandmothers house when I was very young. I will never forget the title song. "Snowfire was white as the fallen snow, fire was his spirit but man was his foe...." I have been searching for this movie on DVD.... I agree with all the other women who have commented...someone needs to re-release this film. I fell in love with horses because of Snowfire and the love between him and the young girl. My daughter is now a bigger lover than I as she in Veterinary School and wants to be an equine vet. This is a very special movie, and I would like nothing more to get my hands on one. I hope someone out there is listening to all these pleas. A re-make would also be great.

I watched Snowfire as a little girl whenever it was on Family Classics with Frazier Thomas. Growing up in Berkeley, Illinois, I would make believe my bike was Snowfire (the closest I got to a horse as a kid, now I'm hopelessly allergic to them!). I was surprised to discover a website called ioffer.com that offers obscure titles from the past. Naturally, I searched Snowfire and lo and behold, it came up. The movie was recorded from television in 1988 so the film quality isn't the best. The first DVD I received was in poor condition so I complained to the seller and he sent me a new one at no additional cost. My husband and I watched it today and corny as it might be, we both enjoyed it and it brought back a flood of wonderful memories. I can see how it might be inappropriate by today's standards, a branding scene, in particular. But it's still a lot better than a lot of stuff you see today. Give it a try!

this was one of my favorite movies back in the 60's. I remember my sister and I would check the TV guide every time it got delivered to see if Snowfire was on. I have seen it so many times but it's been so long, I don't remember the entire story line other than the young girl, Molly, understood the horse that everyone thought was wild/killer. The first time I saw it, I thought it was a great storyline of the friendship between horse and girl. How I longed to be her. What a beautiful horse he was. I am not sure if the movie has been on however when we watched it, it was back in the 60's. We always wondered whatever happened to the cast/movie.

I've been looking for a release of this for the last few years as well. Even though this was the story of a young girl, and I was a little boy, I still loved it. If anyone knows who we need to contact to encourage such, please post it here so we can all see it. This was a great film. I looked forward to it each year on Family Classics here in Chicago. It was always one of my favorite movies. It's been so long that I don't even remember too much about the plot, other than that I loved watching it. I now have a 10 year old son that I'd like to share this movie with. It's too bad VCR's weren't available when this was being broadcast :-( . Hopefully someone out there can find a copy and make it available to those of us who love it.