The last rodeo film

The last rodeo is a drama about an older champion Bull Rider who retired when his neck was broken, which, however, agreed to win the money that is necessary for the emergency operation for his grandson. The last rodeo has a great line -up to wear viewers through many tears, laughter and dramatic moments with a great Christian, uplifting worldview, but it has intensive rodeo action and small other topics.

The film begins with a terrifying bull that Joe Ladet (played by Neal McDonough). After a review of Joe on a bull bull, the film cuts a small rodeo with Joes grandson Cody, Cody, on a bull. After the rodeo, go to a baseball game. At the game they meet Sally, Joe’s daughter and Cody’s mother. They watch Cody get hits in a playing field in the head, right under his helmet at his ear. He gets up and signals that he is doing well.

After the game they return into the house. While Joe and Sally argue that Cody Bulls ride, they hear Cody collapsing. They go to him and find that Cody is on the floor with vomit again. At Dringing Care, you are asked to take Cody to the hospital, where the doctors find that Cody has a brain tumor like the one who has killed Joe’s beloved woman, and Cody needs emergency surgery. You have to drive from Oklahoma to see the best brain surgeon in Dallas and find out that the operation will cost two hundred thousand dollars or more, which you cannot afford.

So, Joe, who stopped riding the bull, when he broke his neck and his wife died, makes the extremely life -threatening decision, with his former best friend, who has his help and coach Charlie (played by Mykelti Williamson), to take part in the Legends Rodeo event. Charlie is a committed Christian Anyone who reads the Bible on every opportunity, but Joe is angry with God because his wife died. Charlie testifies to Joe in many ways during her trip. In addition, Joe needs another miracle because Joe did not react to the Legends Rodeo invitation, so he has to convince the organizer Jimmy Mack to drive him in the rodeo.

Sally is very angry that Joe plans to drive Bulls again, but Joe and Charlie, who have past problems with each other, made their way to the Rodeo, in which Jimmy pulls some strings to bring Joe to the rodeo.

As through a miracle, Joe’s bull riding is good enough to reach fourth place. In the meantime, Cody had a successful operation, but they couldn’t get the whole tumor out. Another operation is therefore required.

On the second day of the Rodeo, the Bullennins Joe’s leg stuck against the wall. The bull steps on his knee on the floor. Even with serious injuries, Joe demands again.

== Joe demands that the doctor clarify him, and then he has a great journey and puts him first with a day of the Rodeo rental.

After this day of the rodeo, every driver goes into the bar. Joe slips there to call Cody and Sally. The call convinces Joe that he has to see her. The young bull drivers mock and fight Joe in the bar. Jimmy tells Joe that Joe, when Joe is charged by the police because of the fight, will not appear again. Nevertheless, Joe Jimmy asks for a trip on his plane and discovers that Charlie Jimmy said that Cody has a brain tumor.

On the way to a visit, Jimmy reveals the state of the world Cody and starts a gofundme who takes care of Joe because he does not want a charity. Joe manages to comfort Sally in time, and then return to the Rodeo competition.

However, Joe almost needs a perfect score to win the main prize and the money. Charlie reads Joe the written person that God will resolve those who believe Joe gives up, regretted and pray.

The last rodeo is a wonderful film with a great line -up and many emotional, warm moments. In addition, the end is great.

The last rodeo has a strong Christian, biblical worldview that promotes the production of victims for the family and which God continuously recognizes. There are several uplifting, dramatic scenes. However, the last rodeo has violent bulls -freestyle scenes, a fight in a bar, Three very light obscene. Movieguide® therefore recommends a slight caution for very small children.