Miss You Can Do It

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Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 31, 2026 Miss You Can Do It on HBO is an extremely good and deeply uplifting film that leaves a strong impression. It tells its story with heart, honesty, and a sincere sense of purpose that makes it easy to admire from beginning to end. What makes it stand out is how inspiring and meaningful it feels without ever losing its human touch. The emotion comes across naturally, and the film does a wonderful job of showing strength, hope, and positivity in a way that feels genuine. I also appreciated how well the documentary is put together. It is engaging, thoughtful, and easy to connect with, while still feeling important and memorable. It has the kind of warmth that stays with you after it ends. Overall, Miss You Can Do It is a beautiful and powerful watch. It is the kind of film that deserves praise for both its message and its heart. I rate it a 10/10. See more

May 15, 2016 Beautiful. Such a sweet film - inspiring and just lovely. See more

Jan 15, 2015 A beautiful movie about a special kind of beauty. See more

Aug 16, 2014 An amazingly open and open-hearted story about a beauty pageant like no other for young girls with disabling conditions. Abby Curran, a young woman with her own physical disabilities was the first woman with disabilities to compete in the Miss America pageant. The pageant she has created celebrates the diversity of physical and mental abilities and the varying qualities of true beauty and personal courage. See more

May 17, 2014 Such a wonderful documentary! See more

Jul 1, 2013 I watched Miss You Can Do It with my wife when it premiered on HBO. I thought it was a well done, sincere and informative documentary that gave my wife and I a glimpse into the lives of girls with disabilities. Yes, it showed their hardships and the obstacles they must overcome, but it also showed their desire to simply live a normal life and how much they can and do enjoy life. One of the most refreshingly informative aspects of this documentary is the focus on not only the girls but their families. For a truly in depth and complete glimpse into what it means to live with a disability and how it makes the person and their families stronger. I highly recommend Miss You Can Do It! See more

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