

2021·Adventure·1h 28m
6.3
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Lucky Prescott's life is changed forever when she moves from her home in the city to a small frontier town and befriends a wild mustang named Spirit.
Directed by Elaine Bogan
horse
mustang
female protagonist
animals
wild horse
reboot
3d animation

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Cast

Isabela Merced
Lucky Prescott (voice)

Julianne Moore
Aunt Cora (voice)

Marsai Martin
Prudence Granger (voice)

Mckenna Grace
Abigail Stone (voice)

Walton Goggins
Hendricks (voice)

Jake Gyllenhaal
Jim Prescott (voice)

Gary A. Hecker
Horse Vocals (voice)

Eiza González
Milagro Navarro Prescott (voice)

Andre Braugher
Al Granger (voice)

Lucian Perez
Snips Stone (voice)

Joe Hart
James Prescott Sr. (voice)

Bridget Hoffman
Baby Lucky Prescott (voice)
Crew

Elaine Bogan
Director

Ennio Torresan Jr.
Co-Director

Kristin Hahn
Screenplay

Amie Doherty
Original Music Composer

Kelly Asbury
In Memory Of
Popular Reviews
167 reviews
Sean Dennison
1.0★ · 05/02/26

Properly buried like the original should've been
Properly buried like the original should've been
mia malikova
2.0★ · 04/11/26

just kill me dawg
just kill me dawg
ryan
5.0★ · 03/10/26

it’s quite a mid movie: not bad but forgettable.
you can feel they just used spirit to make money because it has nothing to do with the original movie : the og movie was about colonialism in america, this one is about horses lol
you can feel they just used spirit to make money because it has nothing to do with the original movie : the og movie was about colonialism in america, this one is about horses lol
it’s quite a mid movie: not bad but forgettable.
you can feel they just used spirit to make money because it has nothing to do with the original movie : the og movie was about colonialism in america, this one is about horses lol
you can feel they just used spirit to make money because it has nothing to do with the original movie : the og movie was about colonialism in america, this one is about horses lol
Pheb
1.0★ · 01/24/26

Not only is the Native American representation that thrives throughout the original completely erased, but the soundtrack replaces the soft rock bangers written by Bryan Adams with cheap pop.
Not only is the Native American representation that thrives throughout the original completely erased, but the soundtrack replaces the soft rock bangers written by Bryan Adams with cheap pop.
Maks
4.0★ · 12/25/25

The only reason this could be considered good is because jake gyllenhaal is in it
The only reason this could be considered good is because jake gyllenhaal is in it