A Fine Step 2014 123movies

Watch: A Fine Step 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – When an expert horseman (Luke Perry) suffers a traumatic accident with his top horse, he overcomes his injury with the help of a young girl who helps rehabilitate him and the horse.
Plot: A Fine Step is an uplifting family drama centering on Cal Masterson (Luke Perry, Beverly Hills 90210) an award winning horseman whose relationship with his beloved horse Fandango allows him to achieve multiple championship wins. However tragedy strikes when Cal and Fandango are involved in a serious accident, ending Cal’s horse riding days forever. Cal’s devastation is slowly overcome when his new neighbour, 14 year old Claire Mason (Anna Claire Sneed, Glee) takes an interest in Fandango and convinces him that Fandango’s competing days might not be over.
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Ratings:

	5.3/10 Votes: 377
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	N/A Votes: 16 Popularity: 3.069 | TMDB

Reviews:

Had potential– but never developed.
At the beginning of this movie it appeared to have a lot of potential to be an heart-warming and interesting story. But for some reason instead of being interesting it was more of a bunch of jumbled situations that seemed to lose the flow of the story. The forecast, at the beginning, seemed to be the love of a teenage girl for horses that was going to change her life and effect all the people around her. However, we have to go through a number of dull side plots which appeared to even leave the actor’s unexcited.. There were a few good performances as Leonor Varela was believable in her part plus Luke Perry had his moments during the film. But most others seemed stiff and exhausted when delivering lines. In fact, I am not sure that Armand Assante was sober at anytime while the cameras rolled. Many times I could not even understand what he was saying. And then came the climax of the entire film only to be ruined by some foolish announcers trying to put some comedy into a situation that was high drama. This falls right at the feet of the writers and director. A situation that was actually embarrassing. If you can get past some of the dull moments the film does have a message. It was just too hard to find with all the wearisome situation.

Abysmal Plot, Beautiful Horses
I’m a horse movie fanatic so decided to watch this since it looked interesting. I’m going to preface this review by saying there’s still 30 minutes left to go in this movie, but it could have been wrapped up by now with all the weirdly wandering plot lines, and I really don’t need to finish it to review it because I can’t see the end being any better. The movie is almost 2 hours long and could have been wrapped up in 90 minutes or less. It’s basically 2 daddy/daughter conflicts and an on-going family feud in a confusing plot, wrapped up with beautiful horses. The only unique thing about this movie is the use of Paso Finos and the glimpse into the Paso show world. This, however, is poorly presented at the beginning of the movie by cramming it into a scene of a farrier meeting the girl, Clair, where he deems it necessary to give her an encyclopedic description of the Paso Fino’s gaits. The acting is less than mediocre, with mumbled lines and disingenuous performances, but my biggest problem with the movie was when both Clair and her father, neither of whom have ever ridden a horse before, jump on Pasos and ride off like experts! The father even tacks up his own horse, yet has never been around them previously. What?! Seriously, the only reason this got 2 stars was because I’ve never seen Paso Finos used in a movie before and it’s nice seeing unique breeds being shown off.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 51 min (111 min)
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Status Released
Rated PG
Genre Drama
Director Jonathan Meyers
Writer Keith Suggs, Dennis Sonnenschein, Gregory Gieras
Actors Luke Perry, Armand Assante, Cameron Daddo
Country United States
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