This is the real-life story of Amberley Snyder who at the time was an 18-year-old, successful ambitious rodeo barrel racer. One fateful day on a drive out of town to work a two-week job to save money for college, she gets into a devastating car accident. As a result, Amberley becomes paralyzed from the waist down. Despite it all Am as her friends and family call her is determined to “Walk. Ride. Rodeo”…
Rated: TV-PG
Violence: Medium
Strong Language: None
Adult Content: None
Where to watch: Netflix (Netflix Original)
Attitude is a great quality to have in life. Having the right one in any circumstance albeit good or bad, can greatly affect the outcome. This film carries this quality forward. Amberley constantly has the right attitude, though there are times when she is down and distraught. The film surprisingly displays a perceived realistic take on this life-altering circumstance. The quality of attitude throughout the film is very inspirational as Amberley states, “Attitude is a little thing that makes a BIG difference. I realize, maybe I won’t have control over every situation in my life. Maybe I don’t get to make every decision. But when I wake up in the morning, I decide my attitude. And if that’s the only decision I get to make that day I better make it a good one. Because with the right attitude, who knows what you can achieve?”. Throughout the film, Amberley has a lot of help and support from family and friends, even from her physical therapist (obviously) but in more than just his job, and it’s this message that seems to be the preamble of attitude throughout, “Out there, no matter what life gives you, give more back….”.
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