| My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys (1991),
				Director: Stuart Rosenberg, rated PG 
				It's time to get 
				Western 
				
				  Starring: Scott 
				Glenn, Kate Capshaw, Ben Johnson, Tess Harper, Balthazar Getty, 
				Mickey Rooney, Gary Busey, Clarence Williams III 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ 
				- above average 
				"He ain't an old pair 
				of boots going to goodwill. He's a hero! He's MY hero! 
				You don't put away your heroes!" - H. D. 
				Why watch this? 
				It's a sweet reminder of cowboys, rodeos and riding for 8 seconds. 
				Plot Summary: 
				An injured former rodeo champion returns home to find his family 
				ranch in disarray and his aging father in a nursing home. He 
				attempts to rectify these issues, despite the objections of his 
				sister, while also reconnecting with an old flame. Ultimately, 
				he considers returning to the rodeo circuit for a final shot at 
				prize money to restore his family's ranch and future. Dad's Preview: 
				I grew up around cattle, and cattle folk. These are people who 
				live a simple life, and this may surprise you, are not very 
				political. They pray for rain and high market prices. A ranch 
				day is full of hard work, and you're measured by what you do. 
				Boys and men alike still say, "Yes sir." and "Yes ma'am." And 
				they DO love their Dallas Cowboys! This film captures that. We 
				meet a bull rider, H.D., who comes home to check on his aging 
				father. H.D.'s old sweetheart is still sore with him for 
				leaving and staying gone. But now, he has to win big or his Dad 
				will lose the farm and have to move into a nursing home. 
				 E.K. Gaylord II, 
				Martin Poll; The Samuel Goldwyn Company
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