Nail 32

2015
1h 30min

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6,6/10

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Jasper 'Buck' Livingston made a decision that forever changed American cowboy culture. Buck's journey as a north Texas rodeo cowboy, rancher and preacher proved that even ordinary men can live a life filled with extraordinary purpose.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJasper 'Buck' Livingston made a decision that forever changed American cowboy culture. Buck's journey as a north Texas rodeo cowboy, rancher and preacher proved that even ordinary men can li... Tout lireJasper 'Buck' Livingston made a decision that forever changed American cowboy culture. Buck's journey as a north Texas rodeo cowboy, rancher and preacher proved that even ordinary men can live a life filled with extraordinary purpose.Jasper 'Buck' Livingston made a decision that forever changed American cowboy culture. Buck's journey as a north Texas rodeo cowboy, rancher and preacher proved that even ordinary men can live a life filled with extraordinary purpose.

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Cowboy Church

Nail 32 is a biographical film of Jasper 'Buck' Livingston who founded the Cowboy Church, an alternative for rodeo cowboys beyond the honkytonks they habituate between rodeo events.

In spots the sound quality was poor or it might have rated bigger. It's an interesting film about someone determined to make a difference. I'm a big believer in that. I don't think you have to be a fundamentalist Christian to doit though.

Ahead of Buck Livingston certainly Roy Rogers and Dale Evans combined western culture and Christianity.

The influence is there. When attending a few Professional Bull Rider Events there are services for fans conducted by the religious ones of the riders. No doubt influenced by Livingston.

Brad Johnson and Shelton Murphy play Livingston well at different points in his life.

This might make it out of more than church basement showings.