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Audience Rating: G (General Audience)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781563716591
Format: NTSC
ISBN: 1563716593
Label: Bridgestone Multimedia Group
Manufacturer: Bridgestone Multimedia Group
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bridgestone Multimedia Group
Region Code: 1
Sales Rank: 72282
Studio: Bridgestone Multimedia Group
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - A classic!
Second Chances was such a good movie that you must watch it a "Second" time.
Rating: - Excellent Movie for Kids to learn compassion and healing
My daughters (Ages 10, 8, and 4) and I caught this movie on the local Trinity Newtork last night. We were all glued to the set to watch this heartfelt movie. I was pleased with the story line and actors. I was quite taken by the deep sense of compassion and forgiveness that the main little girl character, Sonny, portrayed in the end towards another little girl. As a horse owner, I did catch the fact that the writers used a male horse at times to portray the female horse "Ginger" in the script ... Read More
Rating:  - great family viewing
Being a horse rider myself I thoroughly enjoyed the movie it just shows that if you have the determination to do something you really love you will suceed. A great movie for all the family horse lovers or not.
Rating:  - One of the few horse movies to feature barrel racing
When 10-year-old Sunny Matthews (Kelsey Mulrooney) is crippled in a car accident that took her father's life, she's bereft. Then she meets Ginger, a horse who's been through his share of troubles. Together, the two form a bond and find a mutual talent for barrel-racing competitions. Although no care whatsoever was taken with the continuity of the horses who portrayed "Ginger" this uplifting kid flick is entertaining enough.
Staci Layne Wilson
Rating: - Great Movie - Questionable Casting
Heartwrenching tale of a girl and her horse. Two creatures trying to heal...all they need is time and each other. I would recommend this movie for any member of the family, even though the casting is questionable, if not ridiculous! Terry Moore is cast as Dallas Judd, grandmother of Melinda Judd (Madeline Zima) and purportly former love-interest of Ben Taylor (Tom Amandes). Terry Moore was 69 years old when this film was made (and had more cosmetic surgery than Joan Rivers), while Amandes was ... Read More
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