All the Pretty Horses

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• Amongst those able to view Billy Bob Thornton's original cut, which ran for 3 hours 40 minutes, opinions were divided. Ben Affleck remarked that it was "brilliant, a masterpiece". Former Miramax marketing head Dennis Rice (II) had this to say: "It was the most self-indulgent director's cut I'd ever seen. It was like torture to watch that movie."
• The Columbia Pictures logo at the start of the film is not the modern one, but the one in use in 1949, which is when the film is set.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): At the end, when John Grady Cole is riding into Lacey's ranch, we first see him galloping across the field, with the two horses running free on either side of him. After the camera breaks and comes back to John talking to Lacey, both horses have bridles on and John is holding onto them.
• The movie's title comes from the lyrics of a traditional American folk song.