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██ ░ · Title ····[ Hot to Trot ░ ██
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██ ░ · Release ··[ 2011-05-30 · Source ····[ Retail DVDR ░ ██
██ ░ · Retail ···[ 2010-07-23 · iMDB ······[ 3.7/10 (1537) ░ ██
██ ░ · Runtime ··[ 83 mins · Size ······[ 702MB / 50x15MB ░ ██
██ ░ · Genre ····[ Comedy ░ ██
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██ ░ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095326/ ░ ██
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██ ░ · Audio ····[ 162kb/s VBR Joint Stereo -V3 ░ ██
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██ ░ Stockbroker Bob Goldthwait awaits his advisor's ░ ██
██ ░ yay or neigh! Psst. Want a good stock tip, buddy? ░ ██
██ ░ Then just follow Don's advice. Some say he has ░ ██
██ ░ insider information. Others say he has horse sense ░ ██
██ ░ ...and they're right. The source of Hot to Trot's ░ ██
██ ░ moneymaking, laugh-getting info is Don, the talking ░ ██
██ ░ horse. ░ ██
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██ ░ Psst. Here's another hot top: Hot to Trot offers ░ ██
██ ░ plenty of two-legged goofiness, too. Bob Goldthwait ░ ██
██ ░ headlines this rambunctious romp and - as fans of ░ ██
██ ░ Scrooged, Police Academy 2, 3 and 4 and the LP Meat ░ ██
██ ░ Bob already know - funny is what this gifted comic ░ ██
██ ░ is all about. Here, Goldthwait characteristically ░ ██
██ ░ twitches, stutters and shrieks in the uproarious ░ ██
██ ░ role of Fred, the stockbroker Don saddles up with ░ ██
██ ░ for a sprint along Yuppiedom's high-rise fast track. ░ ██
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██ ░ A cluster of thoroughbred talents is on hand as ░ ██
██ ░ comic stablemates. Emmy Award winner Dabney Coleman ░ ██
██ ░ (9 to 5, Tootsie) leers and sneers as the conniving ░ ██
██ ░ stepdad who wants to squelch Fred's good fortune. ░ ██
██ ░ Saturday Night Live's Tim Kazurinsky, Gilbert Gottfried ░ ██
██ ░ and Mary Gross (Feds) offer their own unique styles ░ ██
██ ░ of horsing around, all brought to a merry photo ░ ██
██ ░ finish under the direction of Michael Dinner (Heaven ░ ██
██ ░ Help Us, Off Beat). And Don himself, moving his lips ░ ██
██ ░ without wires, is the happenin' horse who mouths ░ ██
██ ░ wisecracks that Francis the Talking Mule and Mr. Ed ░ ██
██ ░ were never hip enough to say. ░ ██
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██ ░ Listen up, party animals. You know it's comedy ░ ██
██ ░ you're after. So join two of the heartiest party ░ ██
██ ░ animals around: Bob Goldthwait and Don. They're ░ ██
██ ░ Hot to Trot! ░ ██
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██ ░ The obvious choice was to cast Bobcat Goldthwait ░ ██
██ ░ as co-star. His previous performances in no less than ░ ██
██ ░ three Police Academy movies, and his acting prowess ░ ██
██ ░ combined with his soothing hoarse whisper, would no n ░ ██
██ ░ doubt help illuminate the many facets of his equestria ░ ██
██ ░ leading man. As Don the horse they cast John Candy, ░ ██
██ ░ frequently mistaken for a horse in real life owing to ░ ██
██ ░ his long, lean figure. To direct this journey into the ░ ██
██ ░ inner life of horses they chose Tim Burton, an up-and- ░ ██
██ ░ coming star who had most recently finished directing ░ ██
██ ░ Pee-wee's Big Adventure. He foolishly declined, opting ░ ██
██ ░ instead to direct a piece named Beetle Juice, and no ░ ██
██ ░ one has heard from him since. An acquintance of his, ░ ██
██ ░ Danny Elfman of Oingo Boingo, famous for his contrib- ░ ██
██ ░ utions to the soundtracks of Teen Wolf Too and Back ░ ██
██ ░ To School (starring Rodney Dangerfield) signed up for ░ ██
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██ ░ While this may make it sound as though creating the ░ ██
██ ░ ultimate 80s talking horse movie was easy, that is ░ ██
██ ░ certainly not the case. Before fitting all the pieces ░ ██
██ ░ of this puzzle, they tried and failed numerous times. ░ ██
██ ░ Bobcat's role was originally played by Joan Rivers, ░ ██
██ ░ and Don was first voiced by Elliott Gould. None of ░ ██
██ ░ them had what it took to bring out proper equine ░ ██
██ ░ magic, nor the wit and charm of the final cast. Don's ░ ██
██ ░ lines were rewritten entirely by future Monk creator ░ ██
██ ░ Andy Breckman, and John Candy even threw out his ░ ██
██ ░ rewrite, and improvised most of his dialog. This goes ░ ██
██ ░ to show what a winning recipe talking horses are; ░ ██
██ ░ it's not important what they say, only that they ░ ██
██ ░ talk. With the addition of versatile Gilbert Gottfried ░ ██
██ ░ in a bit part, and further casting of Dabney Coleman ░ ██
██ ░ and Virginia Madsen, their vision was complete. ░ ██
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██ ░ Unfortunately, the world was not quite ready for ░ ██
██ ░ such a level of excellence in filmmaking, leading to ░ ██
██ ░ 5 Razzie nominations. Today, 23 years later, we can ░ ██
██ ░ only look back, and marvel at the achievements of ░ ██
██ ░ this group of people, and what they accomplished, ░ ██
██ ░ at a moment in time when it was widely believed ░ ██
██ ░ comedy had already reached a high point. Bobcat ░ ██
██ ░ Goldthwait, Gilbert Gottfried, and a talking horse ░ ██
██ ░ that knows all about the stock market - played by ░ ██
██ ░ John Candy. It is indeed a formula of perfection. ░ ██
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██ ░ Prepare to throw out everything you thought you knew ░ ██
██ ░ about horses, and enjoy! ░ ██
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██ ░ the neglected titles of an entertainment era long gone. ░ ██
██ ░ A time of classic kids flicks, painstaking hand-drawn ░ ██
██ ░ animation and countless cheesy low-budget horrors. A ░ ██
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██ ░ Whereas most groups rely solely on digital sources, ░ ██
██ ░ there are still thousands of rare and out of print ░ ██
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██ ░ We've made it our mission to dig these out, clean them ░ ██
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██ ░ us, and share them with the world. Be it VHS, Laserdisc ░ ██
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