Atom User Reviews for She Rides Shotgun
Great actors and the girl was an amazing actress
I wasn’t expecting to get my heart broken. Best acting from both Taron Egerton and Ana Sophia Heger.
Sad. Unexpected. Great cast. Left with questions
Surprisingly good!!!
À wonderful movie, I liked it a lot , it’s rated r violence and no point of nudity. It was action packed, kinda sad
Good movie… sad but good. We enjoyed watching it.
Must watch again type of movie, love it all the way from beginning to end! Good ending!
Excellent action film. Heartwarming
We need more movies like this
can't believe that's how it ended
great acting, the movie took you through an emotional journey. Definitely a must-see
Wow that was a great movie! I would have paid full price! Great cast, great plot, great action. Didn’t expect the ending, thought it would have a generic ending for this kind of movie. Definitely gave me all the feels.
Truly an intense movie. The cinematography was great, the story and characters truly captivated and kept me hooked. Highly recommend.
Great movie! I didn’t actually see it i went to go see fantastic 4 which was really really really good! Thank you for the free tickets!!!
the ending omg 😲
Great movie about father and daughter bond!
Surprisingly a great film. There are some slow parts but this was a really good watch. Would see again.
It’s a little slow but it does build up and has some intense moments. The relationship between the characters- father and daughter - is slightly reminiscent of The Professional.
Very well done and acting is great.
Made me cry
For a free movie from atom app it wasn’t to bad I liked it
Metacritic
The film takes a while to find its sea legs and peters out a bit in its big finish sequence, but sticks the landing in the final scene. The whole thing is a little uneven, but it avoids sentimentality, perhaps the biggest trap in material involving a child.
It showcases two astonishing performances: one from the always reliable Taron Egerton as the hardened, haunted ex-con Nate McClusky and another from newcomer Ana Sophia Heger as his young daughter, Polly, in whose queasy glances the drama finds its sorrow and its depth.
Rowland ratchets up the suspense with cunning and confidence, advancing the narrative and introducing secondary characters with suitable swiftness and meticulous precision that never call undue attention to themselves.
