A Cowgirl's Song

Great acting performance by Cheryl Ladd who is also measured with a remarkable musical performance.

The film is light, pleasant and fresh. Perfect for a carefree evening.

Much like a Hallmark, this movie is a feel good, it has a likeable cast, great music, and a happy ending. It's a true family film. A great mix of veteran actors and breakout stars.

One of those movies that is so bad (in terms of script, acting, and overall production values) that it is almost ... good. Behind this Hallmark wannabe we have Cheryl Ladd as Producer. One of her lines of dialog, "I had my time to shine" may be a reference to her breakout role as a fully-binary self-identifying female player in the historic and unenlightened series "Charlies Angels" (1970). Also features a rare film role for reality-series breakout star Darci Lynn who is almost unrecognizable even among the small ensemble cast. This is the portion of the review where you would expect to hear that, whatever failings there are in the story, the music more than compensates? Well no, not really. The tunes are at best lackluster. Also, defying audience expectations, Darci Lynn will disappoint her fan base by never belting one out. On the other hand, Cheryl Ladd unexpectedly does a LOT of singing. It's that kind of film...

This movie gets a few extra points for being filmed in my home state of Oklahoma and starring some of my good friends! This is a fun story with great music and a wonderful message: You can do anything you set your mind to! With hard work and determination you can overcome your fears and do all those things you think you're too afraid to do!

I found out about this movie from Darcy Lynne's post. I just watched it on Netflix. I loved the music. I liked that the acting was good. A lot of family friendly movies are poorly made due to the low budget, and you can tell. This movie did not have that low budget feel to it.