Yeah they used to play it on the Disney channel's double movie features years back. I used to like Flash because it was so down and depressing, and unrealistic for that matter.
The boy's dad gets a job as a merchant mariner and his grandma has to take care of them, somehow they run out of money and his granny has to get that *beep* sweatshop job at the textile plant and the work was so hard on her fragile, elderly frame that she DIES FROM IT. HOW SAD IS THAT NOW!!!
The poor kid already sold his horse for grocery money, then they end up losing the house and everything. It is perplexing that they had no other family or close friends to turn to when all this *beep* started to go down. And why couldn't they get in touch with the dad? The movie was set in the 1990s yet they make it seem like his father joined England's East India Company circa 1728.
That kid rides his horse on highways and cities and crap until he gets to the dock where his father just arrived, but he has to go through so much *beep* along the way, what the *beep* was up with this damn movie? It was tripped out with all that negativity. Almost too serious for a Disney channel movie.
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