Legend 1985 Unicorn Apology Scene 

Definitely agree. I loved the lighting on the unicorn during that scene. It's beautiful and magical

I always think of it as her asking, "Why?" As in, "Why did you let this happen?"

I agree completely. It's completely heartbreaking.

what's the first?

new0033 loved by the sun end part

Yeah that's a good part but this one always hits home. Wonderful soundtrack. They don't make em like this anymore. :(

damn right

+new0033 I totally agree.

I agree. Especially when the mare makes that sound at 2:12. Just heartbreaking. You can feel her pain at the loss of her mate.

new0033 wowww!!, so true,..

I agree with you so much!! It's the tangerine dream music that made this movie and the scene. I can't believe they made that other version. This one always brings tears to my eyes

I guess cause with animals they are innocent. Gods innocent creatures.

The unicorn stallion is dead as he was poisoned with a blowdart by Blix. He is restored to life by the end when his horn is returned to him.

One thing I could never figure out is where did they get unicorns from?

Aaron Lewis Real horses were used for the film. They had horns attached to their heads.

He's only in an enchanted sleep. He comes back to life when his horn is put back on at the end.

A lot of movies use animal actors to play opposite gender roles. A famous animal actor, Crystal the Monkey, has appeared in almost 30 movies, and in virtually every single one of them, she plays a male monkey. In the Lassy movies, all of them used a male dog to play the female dog, Lassy (although one movie had a female stunt double). The apparent reasoning behind this, was because when a dog goes into heat, she sheds like crazy making her fur coat thinner and messy. Males shed less than females, and so it was deemed easier and cheaper for staff to manage a male dog. Of course though, the directors were at least well aware of this gender discrepancy, and they used clever camera angles and grooming techniques to ensure that the acting dog's genitals were never visible. Legend didn't give the horses the same treatment, and didn't really care about the fact that the "mare" had an obvious floppy penis between her legs.