"War Horse" is upside down, and the belief in war is forever.
After Joy was captured by the Germans, Joey was taken back to his position and placed in the care of two young soldiers, Guntel and Michael. Fourteen-year-old Michael lied about his age and went to the front, and Guntel could not bear to see him die on the battlefield, so he took advantage of the unpreparedness to ride Joey and another war horse on Michael's horse and flee the troops. The two fled all the way to a farm, hid in a warehouse, tied up their horses, and fell asleep.
When he woke up, the original troops had found the place and arrested two people. Two men were executed by shooting for desertion from prison. The farmer's granddaughter, Emily, found Joey and happily told her grandfather, who accepted them. Emily takes care of the horses and teaches Joey hurdles.
One day the military vehicle came to the farm, the front battle was tight, the troops not only scavenged the farm for food, but also ignored the grandfather's obstruction, took Joey and them to the front. At this time, Abel also missed Joey and signed up for the army, and won the position with his heroic performance in positional battles. Unfortunately, his eyes were blinded by the oncoming gas, and he had to leave the battlefield for treatment. At this time, the defeated army was defeated, and another black horse also fell due to injuries to take care of Joey's fat uncle. Seeing that the enemy is about to take the position, it is too late to untie the strap and let Joey escape. The tanks took their positions, and Joey was frightened and frantically fled in the trenches.
Due to the surrounding siege, Joey watched the tank approaching step by step, remembering Emily's teachings in the past, and crossed the tank with full horsepower and rushed into the distance. In the baptism bullets of the shells, everyone watched Joey gallop between the positions, but the endless barbed wire fence trapped Joey in the barbed wire area, tripping it, and Aber's troops also found Joey and ordered people to free Joey.
The officer who brought to the rear found Joy with a severe scratch on his leg, thought it was not long in life, and pulled out his pistol to end his life.
At this time, there was a whistle in the distance, Joey was stunned, looking back, it was the blind Abel who blew the whistle, and one person and one horse were reunited in this cruel war.
In order to prove that Joey was raised by him, Abel told the chief about Joey's characteristics, and everyone heard that they were busy washing away the dirt on Joey's body, and as Abel said, the chief put down his pistol and promised Abel that he would cure Joey's injuries.
As the war ended, the commander received an order from his superiors to auction off unnecessary military supplies on the spot, and reluctantly called Abel and told him the truth. When all the comrades-in-arms heard this, they were all touched by this person. When Abbot signed Joey to the free trading market, the crowd pooled up a sum of money to redeem Joey. However, when the competitors in the auction were strong and Albert and the crowd were desperate to have no more funds, Emily's grandfather appeared in time and bought Joey for a hundred pounds.
After the auction dispersed, Abel led Joey to him and handed the reins to Emily's grandfather. He slowly took out a military flag and asked Abel if he recognized it. Abel recognized at a glance that it was the flag of his father's troops. Grandpa took a deep look at Abel and handed the reins back to Abber, letting him take Joey home. Finally, in the afterglow of the setting sun, Abel rode Joey back to the farm to reunite with his family.
