Ok, I'm a sucker for mushy family-getting-back-together movies. For me, it's either a Christmas movie or this type. And this one sure fits the bill. This one was done rather well. And I guess I'm always surprised at how much I'm liking Jennie Garth. I never cared for her on her TV series, but I sure like how she does in movies. Especially the sugar-sweet ones. Like her a lot here. I like her spunky cowgirl vibe, her spunky mother vibe and her spunky take-no-nonsense-from-her-father vibe that she uses in this movie. Throw in some great horse shots, some hunky men and I'm done for. Lance has gotten the gruff, grouchy man down pat, like in most of his later movies. He does soften in the end, and isn't that what we all were waiting for? Watching him become a grandfather is so touching. You couldn't ask for better landscapes to be mesmerized by, either. Suffice it to say, you will get a good deal if you get this film. This review is brought to you by your friendly, neighborhood mushy movie lady.