interrogates him about the unicorn to which Billy looks straight into the camera and says, "What unicorn? Everyone knows unicorns don't exist." Leaving Cecil storyless and returning home with his healed leg and mother. Reception Mark Deming called the film "heart-warming" for The New York Times. The Dove Foundation found it to be a charming family movie. Renee Schonfeld at Common Sense Media wrote that it was a likeable story with good messages and role models, but cautioned that some scenes might be intense for animal-loving children. References External links 1998 direct-to-video films 1998 films American fantasy adventure films 1990s fantasy adventure films Canadian fantasy adventure films CineTel Films films Films about horses Films about unicorns 1990s English-language films 1990s American films 1990s Canadian films Films about cougars