Voluntad de hierro

Título original: Iron Will

1994
PG
1h 48min

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Un valiente joven se ve empujado a la edad adulta cuando él y su valiente equipo de perros de trineo se embarcan en una agotadora y traicionera maratón a través del país.Un valiente joven se ve empujado a la edad adulta cuando él y su valiente equipo de perros de trineo se embarcan en una agotadora y traicionera maratón a través del país.Un valiente joven se ve empujado a la edad adulta cuando él y su valiente equipo de perros de trineo se embarcan en una agotadora y traicionera maratón a través del país.

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Trivia
The movie is a fictionalized account of the 1917 Winnipeg-to-St. Paul dog-sled race, sponsored by the Great Northern Railway. The main character in the movie, Will Stoneman, is based on two real-life participants in the 1917 race: Albert Campbell, the eventual winner, a mixed-blood Cree trapper from Manitoba who endured harassment from his racist competitors throughout the race; Fred Hartman, one of only two U.S participants, touted as a hero during the race by U.S newspapers. His sled dogs fought among themselves and his lead dog was killed. The other U.S racer dropped out two days before the finish but Fred continued, coming in last and then collapsed. J.W. Harper, the president of the St. Paul Winter Carnival in the movie, is based on Louis W. Hill, son of railroad magnate James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railroad.

Errores
The "x-back" style of harness that Will's dogs wear was not invented until the 1970s.

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Harry Kingsley: Holy Chicago!

Créditos curiosos
The first name of the reporter Harry Kingsley (played by Kevin Spacey) appears in the end credits as "Kermit".

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Intersection/The Air Up There/Body Snatchers/Iron Will/Hoop Dreams (1994)

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8/10

One Of Disney's Better Efforts

How much of this story is true is up for dispute. I suspect most of it is highly exaggerated. Nonetheless, it is inspirational and fun to watch: an excellent adventure tale.

The movie reminded me of "White Fang" with the winter scenery and the young hero, played by MacKenzie Astin, looking and sounding much like Ethan Hawke. The story was simply about a dog-sled race in the early part of the 20th century.

The picture is beautifully shot, especially the train scenes, and looks very good on DVD. The villains in here aren't as despicable as in other films, so it's more pleasant to watch. I enjoyed the entire story except for the whistling at the finish line which was a bit stupid, but that's minor.

This is one of Disney's better efforts.