A courageous teenager is determined to resume competitive rodeo months after her paralyzing spinal cord injury.A courageous teenager is determined to resume competitive rodeo months after her paralyzing spinal cord injury.A courageous teenager is determined to resume competitive rodeo months after her paralyzing spinal cord injury.
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Lorri Oliver
- Jane Evans
- (as Lorri Layle Oliver)
Catharine E. Jones
- Nurse Jenkins
- (as Catherine Jones)
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Not familiar with the real story this was based on,so no disrespect in that regards..
However was lacking in several aspects,which caused its downfall.
Actors chosen,their subpar acting & the inspirational one liners became a bit much.
It wasn't perfect,bit cheesy but still a film to pass time or..
Maybe help you if,going through a difficult situation.
Sorry. Not something to watch,more than once.
Every now and then, we come across stories like this that inspire us and bring us little closer to the rhythm of life... I usually do not write reviews of uplifting and feel-good movies.. however, watching this one with a rider at home almost compelled me :-) story of a young girl's struggle to coming to terms with a bitter reality and her determination.. to some extent it does lack emotional aspect, depth of the situation and characterization a little, but stories like this deserve to be told.. Convincing performance by the protagonist..
As a wheelchair user myself, I had an interest in this story. I like seeing my fellow "wheelies" succeed beyond what society expects of them. Ms. Snyder's story is indeed compelling. Unfortunately, the overdone melodrama in this film actually undercuts it, in my opinion. And a couple of elements in this film make it clear it was done on the cheap. Still, I thought the lead actress did a good job. And I like that Ms. Snyder -- whom this film is about -- did stunt riding in this film. A positive step for including people with disabilities in making movies.
Watched this at the assisted living facility with some of the residents. We were supposed to watch a different movie, but this is the one that got queued up. It moved quickly--I wish they'd put more time reference in to know just how long it took her to recuperate, etc... One of the ladies watching had had back surgery years earlier so she knew all about the different therapies and procedures.
Now, it's cheesy in some spots, pretty predictable--especially if you know it's an autobiographical piece. I got a bit annoyed at the turn on a dime mood swings from despair to determination that seems to run through the film, but at the same time, I understand that it takes time to get determined and sometimes you've got to fail to succeed. I was hoping there was an update about her and the boy from Montana, but it wasn't at the end of the movie.
This is a good family story. It's real life scary in a spot or two, and I had to go get some tissues because no one had any. Inspirational without being preachy.
Now, it's cheesy in some spots, pretty predictable--especially if you know it's an autobiographical piece. I got a bit annoyed at the turn on a dime mood swings from despair to determination that seems to run through the film, but at the same time, I understand that it takes time to get determined and sometimes you've got to fail to succeed. I was hoping there was an update about her and the boy from Montana, but it wasn't at the end of the movie.
This is a good family story. It's real life scary in a spot or two, and I had to go get some tissues because no one had any. Inspirational without being preachy.
It's got a lot going for it: based on a true story, inspirational, horses, good supporting cast. (FYI - all the stunt riding after the accident was done by Amberley Snyder, herself, and the riding before the accident was done by her little sister, Autumn.) I give this movie a 7 (good) out of 10. {Drama}
Did you know
- TriviaThe horse stunts during the scenes after the accident were done by the real Amberley Snyder on her own horse, the real Power. The ones before the accident were done by her sister.
- GoofsWhen Amberly meets up with Tate at Bomont High School, Tate holds a paper with his speech in his hand for most of the time. When he goes up the stairs and realizes that Amberly cannot follow him, the paper has suddenly disappeared. In the next scene, it is back in his hand again.
- Quotes
Amberley Snyder: [to her horse, at her first rodeo event after the accident] Hey, Bubba. They said you and I would never be back here. Welcome to never.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Flix Forum: Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (2021)
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Written by Kristian Bush & Jennifer Nettles
Performed by Sugarland
Couretsy of Big Machine Records/UMB Nashville
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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- La vida es un rodeo
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- Santa Fe New Mexico, USA(Exterior Snyder Family Home)
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- Runtime
- 1h 40m(100 min)
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- 1.85 : 1
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