A Cowgirl's Song

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.

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.

The movie starts with factual errors, then moves on to stilted acting. Then horror of horrors, Cheryl Ladd shows how not to act. I can't believe she is still on screen after all these years.

The dialogue is awful, the story old and tired, the acting appalling and tbh I could not make it right to the end. I felt so sorry for myself I wanted to put myself out of my misery by turning it off so I did.

Darci Lynne Farmer is the only bright spot of the movie I gave it 2 only cos of her. Shame we didn't hear her singing as she is fantastic. I wonder why that decision was made?

Lovely to see Darci making something of herself but apart from that, sheer torture. Give this a miss.

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!

My family and I loved this movie as well as the music! Would highly recommend for all ages. A feel-good, encouraging film that shows second chances are possible at any stage in life! Positive with subtle hints of faith elements. A+