Yeah I own the vhs also

I bought it on DVD and I also own the original VHS

I cried the first time I watched this movie. It is incredibly sad, but I love Luke Perry in it and the story is absolutely beautiful.

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When I was little, Luke Perry was my favorite actor, so in 94' I was like in love with this movie, and it is still a favorite of mine. Luke resembles Lane Frost alot.

So do I.

Even though this movie is really sad, I still enjoy watching it, I bought it awhile back and I still watch it from time to time

This was one of my brother's favorite movies.

Me too.

It was a lot better than I expected. They all did a good job. I had never heard of Lane Frost before this movie, but he must of been special to a lot of people with all the love he still gets.

I'm only now seeing it (on DVD) for the first time and if I had known it was this good, I probably would have seen the movie when it first came out.

8 seconds? More like 8 hours. BORING!!!!
My Sig: Nothing Here.

Very good movie.

I wanted to watch this at the movies when it came out but just never did but I finally did tonight. I just cant believe how amazing this movie was. I really dont have any words but, WOW!! Even thought it took me 14 years Im glad I finally did because it would of been a shame to miss out on it.

So do I, Its one of my favs. Even though its really sad

Agree 100%fantastic film. These guys seem to agree:
http://www.sportzflickz.com/top-50-sports-movies/

I was at a horse show yesterday and saw Craig Cameron and he shard a piece of advice with the crowd that his dad ahd shard with him. "Find something you love to do, and then find somebody who will pay you to do it." This is what Lane Frost did.

I loved the movie. It's such a great inspiration. Lane Frost was the kind of person to never give up. And Luke Perry pulled that off very well.
It's been an inspiration to me to start ridin bulls. I found the movie, while slightly inaccurate on somethings, was a very good portrayal of Lane, and the kind of man he was. And for the record. I would do anything to die as he did: Doing something I love.
No One Person Is Truly Worthless In This World Who Lightens The Burdens Of Another

I've just finished watching this movie for the second time and I loved it too.
I was interested to read Kelly Wards' comments about the inaccuracies of it. She obviously knew/knows the people portrayed in the movie and for that insight I'm very grateful. But I'd like to assure her, I didn't feel the characters were shown in a bad light.
I have never been enamoured of Rodeo/Bull Riding at all, but still thoroughly enjoyed the movie for the human element, and wouldn't have dreamed that the characters were being misrepresented. Also, coming from Australia, I had no idea the accents were being mangled.
Anyway, the short version is, I thought this was a really good movie about a talented, driven young man who died tragically doing what he loved.
Sad, but feel good too.

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