Riding the bus with my sister is about all the problems that come with being mentally disabled, not being accepted by family and public. Beth rides the buses to help her cope with her disalibty. Her family does not want anything to o with her. After her father dies the other siblings were face with hard fact that will take care of Beth. Over time her sister Rachel tried to help Beth out but after a big fight it totally look like that the relationship was done for good. Will the sisters stay together or go their separate ways, Pros Good acting and plot. Eyed opener on what it is like to have a disability and the problems that come with it. I liked the big community that Beth has. I liked how the bus drivers thrown Beth a birthday party. It really hit home for me because it reminds me about my disalibty. This is a really moving film Con It starts out slow This is a true drama but it has a coupe of laughs. This film can be really sad at times. If u like dramas or true stories u should give this a try.

This daytime movie was referenced in an episode of the Gilmore Girls. Lorelai's description of it sums up how awesome it is: "Rosie O'Donnell plays a retarded woman who's obsessed with riding the bus and Andie MacDowell is her uptight, big city sister. And it gets better. In the ads I saw, the Rosie character was calling herself the Sheriff, and she was bragging about her sex life, and buying toilet seats. And Anjelica Huston directed it."