Los Angeles Times | Even Sharon Stone and horses can't save 'Running Wild's' shoddy storytelling Los Angeles Times As an advocacy piece for the protection of America's overpopulation of wild horses, “Running Wild” makes a few meaningful points. But as a dramatic telling of one woman's fight against equine politics, misguided self-interests and federal bureaucracy ... |
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