I don't understand why this studio had to remove and basically change the original story of Spirit. And to complete remove Native Americans and downgrade the story is not okay.
72 Reviews
Horrible rewrite
alhindib-055457 July 2021
Not near as good as original
colewaters3 June 2021
This movie was not near as good as the original. It dragged the whole time. No parents or kids laughed at all. Don't waste your time. I grew up with the original film so I was hyped for this and this was one of the worst movies I have seen in years. Don't waste your time and money with this flop. This is probably the biggest disappointment I have seen in a long time. I did not hear anyone laughing or crying why because it stunk that's why. I bet by the end of this year this film will be forgotten.
I really wanted to like it but it was not possible. Jake Gyellenhaal was probably the only part of this film that was fine, but this is a film for kids and when the kids are running around the theater instead of watching the actual movie there is something wrong. The film does not keep its target audience entertained enough.
Also the supporting characters were super dull and boring and half way irritating. Here is the thing about this movie it also had nothing to even do with Spirit they just used his name for an off brand piece of s**t
Final score 0/10.
I really wanted to like it but it was not possible. Jake Gyellenhaal was probably the only part of this film that was fine, but this is a film for kids and when the kids are running around the theater instead of watching the actual movie there is something wrong. The film does not keep its target audience entertained enough.
Also the supporting characters were super dull and boring and half way irritating. Here is the thing about this movie it also had nothing to even do with Spirit they just used his name for an off brand piece of s**t
Final score 0/10.
A Lazy Written Cash Grab
ryanperez-199926 June 2021
When I first saw "Spirit: Riding Free" in 2020, it blew me away. I saw "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" for the first time in February 2021 and I loved it. When "Untamed" was announced, I was excited. Until, the trailer was dropped and saw that it's the first episode of the show stretched into an unnecessary movie. When I saw the film, that's exactly how I felt. It was unnecessary. The animation felt it was done by the people who did Paramount's "Wonder Park" rather than DreamWorks. The writing was just lazy. The co-writer and TV show developer Aury Wallington did a great job with "Riding Free" but this is a low point for her. Why turn.an already established origin story into what feels like a 1 hour direct to video movie? I mean really? All I can say, it's not going to get nominated for an Academy Award.
Why was this made?
kaitdrew29 June 2021
There was no reason to include Spirit in this. It's just another basic horse girl movie. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron was a story about a horse who could not be tamed, a movie that highlighted the negative impact that colonization had on the natives. This movie has none of the original themes, except for the buckskin stallion named Spirit. I don't care that the creators have said that it's a descendant of Spirit. Show the new generation the original and teach them about the cultural genocide this country committed. Or you can show them this movie of friendship and the bond with animals, even if there are hundreds of other movies with the same theme.
In conclusion, this is just another basic horse girl movie. Might as well just be the Disney+ Black Beauty.
In conclusion, this is just another basic horse girl movie. Might as well just be the Disney+ Black Beauty.
Who Asked for This?
Clank_Zoka31 July 2021
I liked the first Spirit movie, it has a unique story, beautiful animation and memorable characters, a very underrated DreamWorks film I must say, but who asked for a 3D animated movie?, even if it's related the show, it came out in the UK yesterday and I gave it a watch and... yeah..., it was boring.., super bland and forgettable...
The film has nothing new or original, it's the same old saving the animals from villain with a parent who won't listen and main character want to explore instead of following family tradition, it's predictable to the point that you can guess within the first few minutes and you can connect the dots, it's exactly that, it's not a funny movie at all, I didn't smile once or anything, it's that rubbish, the characters are designed blandly and don't stand out, they are quite boring with no personality and memorable lines, even the voice acting feels phoned in and the cast sound tired along with a basic bland and forgettable animation that has nothing worth remembering from DreamWorks, also I was bored incase you couldn't tell...
However there was a couple of things I can say positively, even though it's not funny at all, I did laugh once and I liked the nice bonding of Lucky & Spirit, that was okay, despite how basic and bland It looks, the animation is legit pretty to look at and Spirit looks good in 3D animation, so at least it's visually pleasant at best, along with decent voicing acting with Jake Gyllenhaal and Walton Goggins giving out their best performance here.
But yeah, I didn't like it, not the worst DreamWorks film but it's close, so I even need to say?, boring story, tiresome acting, forgettable animation and just dumb characters, this film might be fine for kids but boy is it boring, even with pretty animation and a okay bonding scene, it's still not a good film, far from it, almost as bad as Shark Tale, but at least it's not scary, but yeah don't waste your time on this, stick to the 2002 movie or the show if it's any good but I haven't seen it so I won't get around to watching it, but yeah definitely one of the worst DreamWorks films to date and one of the worst films of this year and one I will instantly forget quickly.
Spirit: Untamed gets a 3.9/10.
The film has nothing new or original, it's the same old saving the animals from villain with a parent who won't listen and main character want to explore instead of following family tradition, it's predictable to the point that you can guess within the first few minutes and you can connect the dots, it's exactly that, it's not a funny movie at all, I didn't smile once or anything, it's that rubbish, the characters are designed blandly and don't stand out, they are quite boring with no personality and memorable lines, even the voice acting feels phoned in and the cast sound tired along with a basic bland and forgettable animation that has nothing worth remembering from DreamWorks, also I was bored incase you couldn't tell...
However there was a couple of things I can say positively, even though it's not funny at all, I did laugh once and I liked the nice bonding of Lucky & Spirit, that was okay, despite how basic and bland It looks, the animation is legit pretty to look at and Spirit looks good in 3D animation, so at least it's visually pleasant at best, along with decent voicing acting with Jake Gyllenhaal and Walton Goggins giving out their best performance here.
But yeah, I didn't like it, not the worst DreamWorks film but it's close, so I even need to say?, boring story, tiresome acting, forgettable animation and just dumb characters, this film might be fine for kids but boy is it boring, even with pretty animation and a okay bonding scene, it's still not a good film, far from it, almost as bad as Shark Tale, but at least it's not scary, but yeah don't waste your time on this, stick to the 2002 movie or the show if it's any good but I haven't seen it so I won't get around to watching it, but yeah definitely one of the worst DreamWorks films to date and one of the worst films of this year and one I will instantly forget quickly.
Spirit: Untamed gets a 3.9/10.
Quite entertaining animated tale.
TxMike2 November 2021
A young girl lost her mother years earlier in a horse riding accident. When that happened she was sent to the city to be raised by her aunt and granddad, a big-time politician. However being too precocious for the city life at about 11 or 12 she and her aunt travel by train to reunite with her dad. Along the way the girl sees a family of wild horses running alongside and behind the train.
Later in the rustic town the girl is reunited with the horses as thieves try to capture them. With a lot of patience and persistence the girl finally gets the one horse, she names it Spirit, to accept her. From there they get involved in unbelievable adventures along with two other young girls and their horses. In the end they have to go on an unauthorized adventure to help capture the crooks.
The animation is very pleasant and the voice acting appropriate. A nicely enjoyable lightweight animated movie. I don't understand the several very harsh reviews, it is just a pleasant movie.
At home on DVD from my public library, my wife was on the golf course experiencing her own unique adventure.
Later in the rustic town the girl is reunited with the horses as thieves try to capture them. With a lot of patience and persistence the girl finally gets the one horse, she names it Spirit, to accept her. From there they get involved in unbelievable adventures along with two other young girls and their horses. In the end they have to go on an unauthorized adventure to help capture the crooks.
The animation is very pleasant and the voice acting appropriate. A nicely enjoyable lightweight animated movie. I don't understand the several very harsh reviews, it is just a pleasant movie.
At home on DVD from my public library, my wife was on the golf course experiencing her own unique adventure.
It does the orginial movie no justice
baggychips28 June 2021
Unnecessary and strange
stepwoods8614 June 2021
Terrible
yusufpiskin20 July 2021
The main character is a bit like Disney's Jasmine...rich, well fed and whiny
planktonrules3 September 2022
I am NOT the target audience for "Spirit Untamed". It clearly is designed for little girls who are infatuated with horses...and isn't the sort of movie a 58 year-old man would normally watch. So why did I pick this film to watch? Well, I've seen most of Jake Gyllenhaal's movies and thought I'd just try to see them all. In the case of "Spirit Untamed", I rather wish I'd just skipped this one.
The story is about a young girl who grew up without her mother (who was killed riding a horse) and whose father was a coward and left her to be raised by his family. Incidentally, this is also the story of Theodore Roosevelt's first child, Alice Lee Roosevelt, who was raised by his family after his wife died...and Teddy ran off to the Dakotas to play frontiersman for a few years....but back to the story. Lucky is an unruly and rich young lady and spends the first minutes of the film whining about how horrible her life is...which, frankly, made me mad. Like Princess Jasmine, she's spoiled rotten and yet still wants more out of life....get a grip, girl!
Unable to control her, Lucky is sent out west to live in the country. There she finds happiness through some horsey...which, frankly, is what MOST young girls seem to want! I am sure the filmmakers knew this and the film is likely designed for girls.
So is it any good? No. Despite coming from Dreamworks, the film's CGI looks bad...like it was made 8-10 years ago...and was designed as a direct-to-DVD release! It's obvious the company put little into making the movie...which is odd, as the film DOES feature not only Gyllenhaal but Julianne Moore...two top actors who must have cost a fortune to get for voice acting. It's confusing and I think the money would have been better spend on the animation and just using unknowns for these parts.
The story is about a young girl who grew up without her mother (who was killed riding a horse) and whose father was a coward and left her to be raised by his family. Incidentally, this is also the story of Theodore Roosevelt's first child, Alice Lee Roosevelt, who was raised by his family after his wife died...and Teddy ran off to the Dakotas to play frontiersman for a few years....but back to the story. Lucky is an unruly and rich young lady and spends the first minutes of the film whining about how horrible her life is...which, frankly, made me mad. Like Princess Jasmine, she's spoiled rotten and yet still wants more out of life....get a grip, girl!
Unable to control her, Lucky is sent out west to live in the country. There she finds happiness through some horsey...which, frankly, is what MOST young girls seem to want! I am sure the filmmakers knew this and the film is likely designed for girls.
So is it any good? No. Despite coming from Dreamworks, the film's CGI looks bad...like it was made 8-10 years ago...and was designed as a direct-to-DVD release! It's obvious the company put little into making the movie...which is odd, as the film DOES feature not only Gyllenhaal but Julianne Moore...two top actors who must have cost a fortune to get for voice acting. It's confusing and I think the money would have been better spend on the animation and just using unknowns for these parts.
Save your money
JennG-567826 June 2021
If you are a fan of the Netflix TV series I recommend waiting until it's available for streaming. This is basically a repeat of the first couple of episodes of the series with a few minor changes, which is disappointing because they could have had an all-new adventure and storyline for Lucky and her friends.
the Spirit franchise continues
ferguson-61 June 2021
Greetings again from the darkness. Any kids that watched Dreamworks' original SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE CIMARRON (2002) are now at least in their mid-20s and many likely have kids of their own. That original film featured old school animation, and provides a nice comparison for today's computerized "drawing". However, from a story and character perspective this is less a sequel to that film, and more a spinoff of the original Netflix series, of which there have been more than 50 episodes.
Lucky Prescott (voiced by Isabela Merced, Dora in DORA AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD, 2019) is a rambunctious youngster being attended to by her Aunt Cora (Oscar winner Julianne Moore) at the home of Lucky's wealthy and now candidate-for-Governor grandfather. With no time for her shenanigans, grandpa ships off Lucky and Cora to be reunited with Lucky's father, Jim Prescott (Jake Gyllenhaal). The two haven't seen each other since Lucky's mother died tragically ten years ago. On the train ride to Miradero, Lucky has a connection with a beautiful wild stallion she names Spirit. The two share a bond of wildness and independence, though soon enough Spirit is being held captive by mean-spirited horse wranglers.
Lucky and her father have an awkward reunion as he tries to keep her safe, unwilling to admit the free-spirited nature she shares with her mother, who once rode with the Los Caballeros, a local trick-riding team. Her mother's clothes, boots, and posters open Lucky's eyes to a world that feels like home. She befriends not just Spirit, but also a couple of local girls, Pru (Marsai Martin) and Abigail (Mckenna Grace), who are drawn to Lucky's energy, but also recognize the danger she's in going up against the evil wrangler (Walton Goggins).
What follows is an adventure with terrific visuals and enough action to keep the three and five year olds that I watched the film with glued to the screen. Heck Mountain and the Ridge of Regret seemed to be especially exciting for them, and I personally got a kick out of the importance of math (a word problem) in keeping Lucky on track. The film clocks in under 90 minutes, which is just right for most kids. The songs (Taylor Swift sings the trailer song) didn't seem to make much impression, but the kid characters did. From a grown-up perspective, it's hard to miss the fact that the adult males aren't the best role models, and even Abigail's young brother Snips (Lucian Perez) spends most of his time wreaking mischievous trouble. However, the lack of other political messages was a relief, and female empowerment in youngsters is always a welcome story line.
The film is co-directed by Elaine Bogan and Ennio Torreson. Writing credits go to John Fusco (the original Spirit film), Aury Wallington (the TV series) and Kristin Hahn and Katherine Nolfi. The all-star voice cast is a nice complement to the visuals (especially the mountains and clouds), and the message about independence and finding one's own way in life. It should also be noted that the film is rated PG, not G.
Opens in theaters on Friday June 4, 2021.
Lucky Prescott (voiced by Isabela Merced, Dora in DORA AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD, 2019) is a rambunctious youngster being attended to by her Aunt Cora (Oscar winner Julianne Moore) at the home of Lucky's wealthy and now candidate-for-Governor grandfather. With no time for her shenanigans, grandpa ships off Lucky and Cora to be reunited with Lucky's father, Jim Prescott (Jake Gyllenhaal). The two haven't seen each other since Lucky's mother died tragically ten years ago. On the train ride to Miradero, Lucky has a connection with a beautiful wild stallion she names Spirit. The two share a bond of wildness and independence, though soon enough Spirit is being held captive by mean-spirited horse wranglers.
Lucky and her father have an awkward reunion as he tries to keep her safe, unwilling to admit the free-spirited nature she shares with her mother, who once rode with the Los Caballeros, a local trick-riding team. Her mother's clothes, boots, and posters open Lucky's eyes to a world that feels like home. She befriends not just Spirit, but also a couple of local girls, Pru (Marsai Martin) and Abigail (Mckenna Grace), who are drawn to Lucky's energy, but also recognize the danger she's in going up against the evil wrangler (Walton Goggins).
What follows is an adventure with terrific visuals and enough action to keep the three and five year olds that I watched the film with glued to the screen. Heck Mountain and the Ridge of Regret seemed to be especially exciting for them, and I personally got a kick out of the importance of math (a word problem) in keeping Lucky on track. The film clocks in under 90 minutes, which is just right for most kids. The songs (Taylor Swift sings the trailer song) didn't seem to make much impression, but the kid characters did. From a grown-up perspective, it's hard to miss the fact that the adult males aren't the best role models, and even Abigail's young brother Snips (Lucian Perez) spends most of his time wreaking mischievous trouble. However, the lack of other political messages was a relief, and female empowerment in youngsters is always a welcome story line.
The film is co-directed by Elaine Bogan and Ennio Torreson. Writing credits go to John Fusco (the original Spirit film), Aury Wallington (the TV series) and Kristin Hahn and Katherine Nolfi. The all-star voice cast is a nice complement to the visuals (especially the mountains and clouds), and the message about independence and finding one's own way in life. It should also be noted that the film is rated PG, not G.
Opens in theaters on Friday June 4, 2021.
Just No
thgem-699233 July 2021
I want my money back. If you enjoy the Netflix show, just spend an hour and a half rewatching it. This is just a poor retelling of the first episode with significant plot points changed. Why was this even made? It didn't even hold my kids attention.
Unnecessary, somewhat disappointing, but watchable
VoldFam24 June 2021
As the old saying goes, if it isn't broken, don't fix it. The movie would have been much more enjoyable if the same animation style of the Netflix series was used, perhaps created a new story stemming from one or some of the story lines used in the series, and used the same voice talent from the series. Nevertheless, my daughter enjoyed it very much, even though she also had many of the same feelings or reactions that I did.
Stop this.
snikers-043754 November 2021
An ok animated film but far from a classic
coombsstephen1 August 2021
This film is a reasonable watch even if it is quite predictable. There are a few laughs and the characters are quite likeable.
It is just a bit bland and just falls a bit short in a few places like the music, plot and laughs.
Its ok but a long way from an animated classic.
It is just a bit bland and just falls a bit short in a few places like the music, plot and laughs.
Its ok but a long way from an animated classic.
Didn't like it at all
Gordon-1122 August 2021
Does Not Hold The Spirit Of The Original, But Still Holds The Cuteness
rgkarim4 June 2021
LIKES:
Animation is Good It's Cute Has Some Character and Animal Love Family Friendly Moves Fast Okay Voice Acting Perfect For Target Audience
DISLIKES: Predictable Design is mixed Shallow Character Development Little Adult Factor Little Suspense Moves Too Quick Lacks The "Spirit" of the Original
The VERDICT
Spirit Untamed is a cute movie that holds some good animation that is simple, fun, and something that families will love to see in theaters. A family friendly adventure with a lot of happiness and adventure will light up the target audience of youths, especially girls who love horses, allowing parents to also have a small escape of fun in seeing them happy. And don't worry, there are little "stressful" moments to throw any curve balls. While simple wholesome fun, the movie does suffer from perhaps being too simple, a tale that is rather boring and predictable and lacking depth to what could have been a more wholesome story. Disney, Illumination, even DreamWorks earlier works, had more balance to the film and allowed all audiences to enjoy the spectacle, where this one is geared, including in design, to the young audience. Though it lacks the soul of the original works, it is still fun if you are looking for a G rated family outing, but this reviewer says you can watch it at home and get the same experience at a fraction of the cost.
Scores
Animation/Adventure/Family: 7.0-7.5 Movie overall: 6.0
Animation is Good It's Cute Has Some Character and Animal Love Family Friendly Moves Fast Okay Voice Acting Perfect For Target Audience
DISLIKES: Predictable Design is mixed Shallow Character Development Little Adult Factor Little Suspense Moves Too Quick Lacks The "Spirit" of the Original
The VERDICT
Spirit Untamed is a cute movie that holds some good animation that is simple, fun, and something that families will love to see in theaters. A family friendly adventure with a lot of happiness and adventure will light up the target audience of youths, especially girls who love horses, allowing parents to also have a small escape of fun in seeing them happy. And don't worry, there are little "stressful" moments to throw any curve balls. While simple wholesome fun, the movie does suffer from perhaps being too simple, a tale that is rather boring and predictable and lacking depth to what could have been a more wholesome story. Disney, Illumination, even DreamWorks earlier works, had more balance to the film and allowed all audiences to enjoy the spectacle, where this one is geared, including in design, to the young audience. Though it lacks the soul of the original works, it is still fun if you are looking for a G rated family outing, but this reviewer says you can watch it at home and get the same experience at a fraction of the cost.
Scores
Animation/Adventure/Family: 7.0-7.5 Movie overall: 6.0
Simply a very bad movie
lzbdb-877888 July 2021
I don't get all the bad reviews
emxhdkqb31 July 2021
I'm Dad, sat watching this now with my daughter (8) who is a big spirit fan, and she loves it! 10 mins left and she's already asking if she can watch it again. Are people reviewing this as adults? Baffled. Definitely worth a watch, if your a child, and as a dad, I've found it entertaining. Good movie. Ignore the negativity!
Not a sequel, totally different
jfenn5305813 June 2021
The first 20 or so minutes had the 6 year old with me looking around at anything but the movie, but once Spirit made his appearance and from that point on, all eyes were on the screen. It has everything a kid likes; horses, trains, ship, good guys, bad guys, drama and some humor.
It doesn't stray far from the basic formula so common in the digital animation movies nowadays of girl power, cute animals, weak, evil, or inept men, racial diversity, and everything works out in the end (ie; Spirit, Moana, Frozen, Tangled, Mulan, Lilo, Pocahontas, etc) - but after the first 20 minutes or so the action is non-stop and totally held the attention of kids and parents alike.
In other words, nothing new here folks. But it is entertaining and the action soon starts - adults just don't expect this to be a sequel to the original, your child won't care and will love the movie.
It doesn't stray far from the basic formula so common in the digital animation movies nowadays of girl power, cute animals, weak, evil, or inept men, racial diversity, and everything works out in the end (ie; Spirit, Moana, Frozen, Tangled, Mulan, Lilo, Pocahontas, etc) - but after the first 20 minutes or so the action is non-stop and totally held the attention of kids and parents alike.
In other words, nothing new here folks. But it is entertaining and the action soon starts - adults just don't expect this to be a sequel to the original, your child won't care and will love the movie.
Sugary sweet and simple
trinaboice25 June 2021
IN A NUTSHELL:
Dreamworks released Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron back in 2002. This film is less a sequel to that movie and more of a spinoff of the Netflix series. In fact, it's the first theatrically released animated film to be based on a Netflix series. While the original movie utilized old-school animation, this one uses modern CGI; however, keep watching during the final credits for that hand-drawn look.
The story is about Lucky Prescott, whose life is changed forever when she moves from her home in the city to a small frontier town and befriends a wild mustang named Spirit.
THINGS I LIKED: Isabela Merced voices the protagonist, Lucky Prescott. I thought Isabela was totally adorable in Dora And The Lost City Of Gold (4K UHD) I adore Jake Gyllenhaal and will pretty much watch anything he's in because I think he's such an incredibly talented actor. He even sings a little bit in the film. Believe it or not, this is his first animated film ever! It's also his first PG-rated film.
It's also the first animated film for Academy Award winner Julianne Moore, and the perennial villain Walton Goggins.
Other voice talents include the beautiful Eiza Gonzalez, McKenna Grace, Marsai Martin, and Andre Braugher.
The image of the little boy, Snips Stone, riding that donkey was hilarious. He's voiced by Lucian Perez.
Have you ever ridden a horse bareback? Not that comfortable!
The animation and story are sugary sweet and simple.
Some lovely songs in Spanish are sung at the beginning and end of the movie by Amie Doherty. I especially loved the inspiring lyrics "You have everything you need to be fearless" in the song Be Fearless, Fortuna!
There's actually a guy in the cast who does the vocals for the horses! His name is Gary A. Hecker.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: Very predictable There isn't much character development or plot.
Ironically, the movie doesn't have quite the spirit as the original Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron movie, but it is still cute.
I would have loved to see more of the little boy. Super cute.
Lucky Prescott suddenly starts doing Ninja moves with no explanation as to how she could have possibly learned them.
TIPS FOR PARENTS: No profanity, unless you count "Heck Mountain" I love that there's a math formula in the story that shows kids how valuable word problems actually are!
Young girls, especially, will enjoy it. What young girl doesn't love horses? This movie would be perfect for an 8-year-old girl's slumber party. I begged my dad for a horse when I was about 12 years old. I quickly changed my mind when my dad gave me the opportunity to care for a neighbor's horse for a week while she was out of town. Smart dad.
There is some Spanish is spoken without subtitles. You won't miss anything, really. It's just to give the movie a Latin flair, as the film takes place in probably Texas or Arizona a hundred years or so ago. The family is named after a city in Arizona: Prescott.
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The story is about Lucky Prescott, whose life is changed forever when she moves from her home in the city to a small frontier town and befriends a wild mustang named Spirit.
THINGS I LIKED: Isabela Merced voices the protagonist, Lucky Prescott. I thought Isabela was totally adorable in Dora And The Lost City Of Gold (4K UHD) I adore Jake Gyllenhaal and will pretty much watch anything he's in because I think he's such an incredibly talented actor. He even sings a little bit in the film. Believe it or not, this is his first animated film ever! It's also his first PG-rated film.
It's also the first animated film for Academy Award winner Julianne Moore, and the perennial villain Walton Goggins.
Other voice talents include the beautiful Eiza Gonzalez, McKenna Grace, Marsai Martin, and Andre Braugher.
The image of the little boy, Snips Stone, riding that donkey was hilarious. He's voiced by Lucian Perez.
Have you ever ridden a horse bareback? Not that comfortable!
The animation and story are sugary sweet and simple.
Some lovely songs in Spanish are sung at the beginning and end of the movie by Amie Doherty. I especially loved the inspiring lyrics "You have everything you need to be fearless" in the song Be Fearless, Fortuna!
There's actually a guy in the cast who does the vocals for the horses! His name is Gary A. Hecker.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: Very predictable There isn't much character development or plot.
Ironically, the movie doesn't have quite the spirit as the original Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron movie, but it is still cute.
I would have loved to see more of the little boy. Super cute.
Lucky Prescott suddenly starts doing Ninja moves with no explanation as to how she could have possibly learned them.
TIPS FOR PARENTS: No profanity, unless you count "Heck Mountain" I love that there's a math formula in the story that shows kids how valuable word problems actually are!
Young girls, especially, will enjoy it. What young girl doesn't love horses? This movie would be perfect for an 8-year-old girl's slumber party. I begged my dad for a horse when I was about 12 years old. I quickly changed my mind when my dad gave me the opportunity to care for a neighbor's horse for a week while she was out of town. Smart dad.
There is some Spanish is spoken without subtitles. You won't miss anything, really. It's just to give the movie a Latin flair, as the film takes place in probably Texas or Arizona a hundred years or so ago. The family is named after a city in Arizona: Prescott.
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Strange and Overatted
rohanumpleby4 August 2021
Well the character had an annoying voice. The animation is smooth though. I didn't see all of this film a s I left the room as I was bored but I sore over 1hr. You have probably seen this movie like 10× yes unfortunately it's not Original. I wasn't expecting much but it was Awful truly awful. When she talked sometimes it was either awkward or strange. And I didn't find it funny either but it wasn't the worst film in the world.
Overall: 3.5/10.
Overall: 3.5/10.
Good film... But.
mberbae-5717916 July 2021
Needed more of milagro.
theenigma12922 September 2021
Bought the movie yesterday & finally got watch it this morning. It was good. And eiza was spectacular in her 1st animated movie. But I feel it needed more. Especially milagro. I know its lucky's (the daughter) journey & story,. And her mom will always be with her in spirit, but I feel that milagro should be equally important as lucky. They should've added more flashbacks and stories of milagro. So lucky can face your journey even more.
One more thing, I love the song, both eiza & Isabella made (fearless). It was beautiful 100% eiza should do more music again.
One more thing, I love the song, both eiza & Isabella made (fearless). It was beautiful 100% eiza should do more music again.
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