DreamWorks Animantion TV: “Spirit Riding Free” Available on Neflix

By Ruth on June 11, 2017 in television

DreamWorks Animation Television’s “Spirit Riding Free” is currently available on Netflix! Audiences are loving the wholesome, adventurous, and girl-powered series centered around three best friends and their horses (check out the trailer HERE).

DreamWorks has partnered with Common Sense Media, the leading independent nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids thrive in a world of media and technology, to create a family discussion guide centered around the series. The guide can be used to start conversations around the major themes in “Spirit Riding Free,” including courage, friendship, and adventure. We encourage families to use the guide as an opportunity to teach children how to apply what they learned onscreen into their daily lives.

Check out the family discussion guide HERE

About Spirit Riding Free

The Oscar®-nominated film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron introduced the world to a resilient Mustang named Spirit, and now it’s inspired a brand new story set to enchant the next generation of fans in Spirit Riding Free, a Netflix original series from DreamWorks Animation Television.

Spirit Riding Free follows the heartfelt journey of a gutsy 12-year-old girl named Lucky who befriends a wild mustang whom she aptly names Spirit. With her two best friends (and their horses) by her side, Lucky and her friends explore a world filled with endless rides, magnificent horses and never ending fun! Together they’ll push their own limits, harness the power of friendship and discover what it truly means to be free.

So if you’re looking for family-friendly entertainment this summer, look no further than Netflix!

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4 Comments

Sarah Kevin July 13, 2018 Reply

Seems like a good animated TV show I have not even watched movie and TV show I am looking to watch something tonight with the kids I guess it would be entertaining for kids to watch, Thanks for the review Ruth.
Stay Happy and Blessed Dear 🙂
Chinmoy August 10, 2017 Reply

This is one of the best-animated movies.
Thanks for sharing with us.
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Sally Gearhart June 12, 2017 Reply

My two daughters have watched the movie Spirit probably 100 times, it was their favorite for a long time! I hadn’t heard of this show yet but I’m definitely going to be checking it out. Thanks for sharing!
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  Ruth June 12, 2017 Reply
  
  Sally I’m so glad! I hadn’t heard of it at all, so here’s hoping it gives you and your daughter some fun watching together!