Walk. Ride. Rodeo.

2019
TV-PG
1h 40m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

2.9K

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Spencer Locke in Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (2019)

Amberley Snyder (Spencer Locke) dreams of a college scholarship and pro rodeo career, which are brought to a halt when she's involved in a devastating accident. Now unable to use her legs, she refuses to give up and decides to fight her way back into competitive barrel racing. Based on the true story, the film co-stars Missi Pyle, Bailey Chase, Sherri Shepherd, and Max Ehrich.

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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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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

2.9K

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See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The 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.

Goofs
When 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.

Connections
Referenced in Flix Forum: Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (2021)

Soundtracks
Bigger
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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Review

Featured review

7/10

Don't know Horses, but I do know back injuries...Inspiring!

I don't watch much rodeo in reality or movies, but my husband and I happened to see this. While there were a number of movie missteps, the inspiration was palpable. For me, Missi Pyle's performance was the best. Her struggles with being a mom of an injured daughter--wanting both the championship's for her daughter but knowing the setbacks that devastate--and feeling helpless at restoring her health moved me to tears more than once. I think this is one of Ms Pyles' best performances. It breaks the mold of her playing mean blondes or dumb blondes. This was truly enjoyable.