User Reviews

What do you get when you combine two lonely cowgirls and a cowboy? The answer is cowpoke, a spunky ranch hand and a bunch of tissues. I loved this film. Fun times had by all. The beautiful scenery adds to the already intense emotional element of the film. The director deserves an Oscar for his brilliance in camera angles and actor direction. I can only imagine how he inspired his actors and actresses to embody the essence of their characters on screen. This film is a must see for all inspiring directors. If you identify yourself as a true artist and visionary, then seek out this film for true direction. Pay close attention to the first encounter involving all three of the main characters. It is easy to get lost in the subplot. The cowboy attempts to win the hearts of two women, only to find himself in a spicy love triangle between a mother and a daughter. The resolution to this conflict is unique and well-written. You won't be able to predict the outcome, let alone whom the cowboy chooses. But you don't have to take my word for it.

It's been a while since I've seen an awesome Western, but this movie made me remember how much I loved them. The movie starts out following a cowboy that is walking alone in the desert down a desert road. His truck had broken down, and he apologizes to himself for not being a true cowboy and using a horse instead. This opening scene may sound simple, but it really gets you thinking. It plays well into the irony, you know. Next, he encounters a farm that, again ironic, is not run by a man, but rather is run by a woman. The woman teaches the cowboy a thing or two about being a real ranch hand. While learning from the woman, the cowboy begins to fall in love with her. Conflict hits the fan as the cowboy begins to fall in love with the woman's daughter as well.