Spirit Untamed
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Spirit Untamed is a computer-animated adventure film that serves as a spin-off to 2002's "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" and builds upon the narrative of the Netflix series "Spirit Riding Free." The movie introduces audiences to Fortuna "Lucky" Prescott, a spirited young girl who, after moving to a frontier town to live with her estranged father, forms an unbreakable bond with a wild mustang named Spirit. Together with her new friends, Abigail and Pru, Lucky embarks on a daring mission to rescue Spirit and his herd from a group of horse wranglers. The film emphasizes themes of courage, friendship, family, and self-discovery, presenting a heartwarming story suitable for a family audience. It offers a blend of adventure and emotional depth, particularly exploring Lucky's connection to her late mother.
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Best For Ages
6+ with parental guidance for younger children (4-7) due to themes of loss, implied animal cruelty, and some intense peril. The MPAA rated it PG for 'some adventure action', and other outlets suggest parental guidance up to age seven for mild themes and violence.
Good to Know
The film provides positive messages about courage, friendship, determination, and self-belief. It also offers opportunities for parents to discuss the real-life consequences of disobedience, such as going off alone or taking serious matters into one's own hands. The movie is a spin-off of the Netflix series 'Spirit Riding Free,' sharing similar themes and characters but with updated animation.
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