Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (2019)

I enjoyed the story and all that, great actors (specifically Spencer Locke and Missi Pule) but some of the line deliveries in the film were weak and didn't help tell the story. I was just sitting there at 2 am for it to release and was shooketh that it was the final version because those lines were DRY but like whatever. It was really good, I totes recommend it to a friend, or to whatever stranger online reads this review.... yah.

Fmovies: 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.

My 10 year old is a horse obsessed barrel racer, so of course she wanted to watch this movie. She LOVED it. Although the accident scene was tough to watch, I also enjoyed the movie. Amberly Snyder's story is so inspirational and moving. I cried multiple times for a variety of reasons. I definitely recommend it.

Walk. Ride. Rodeo. fmovies. This movie theoretically had a plot, but it jumped through the times like mad and it disconnected the story. So instead of a movie it was several shorts.

Now to what really confused me, why in the hells did they not get an actress that could actually ride (during the close ups), because that fake horse with the super fluffy ears freaked me out 😂

Overall could have been done better and considering Netflixs budget and usual level I expected more.

While an inspirational story. It is poorly produced, acted and had medical and horse related mistakes that will pull you out of the story, if you have any knowledge of either.

INSIDER rated this one of its "TOP 7 GREAT MOVIES ON NETFLIX, calling it "endearing, emotional, inspirational ... the perfect release for International Women's Day." I was truly moved by this powerful film, brilliantly directed by Conor Allyn. A must-see for families, horse lovers and all who love dramatic triumph over adversity.