Before I go into my review of the movie, I have one question....why watch a Christian movie time and time again and then give it a horrible rating, calling it propaganda?? Quite honestly I think this is probably among the worst faith based movies I have seen. i thought it was overacted in scenes that depicted the characters...or should I say caricatures of those who weren't believers. Not all people who are non believers are bad people. My dad is an atheist and he is a pretty good guy. In the bible God says that he'd rather a person be a total non believer, than a half-assed one! The parent's attorney, the school's principal, Brook's parents, all the teachers Grace worked with...it was just over-board. The script!!! What kind of Christians wrote the script? I know religion is a hot button, but to have all non believers depicted as evil...I really expected them to grow horns, to expose a 666 marking somewhere, something that would explain the pure hatred. I have never encountered a non believer such as the ones in this movie. But the number one problem i have with this movie is how they left the relationship with Brooke and her parents. At the beginning of the film Brooke talks about them not caring that their son died and the film's one-mindedness prevented them from bringing about any closure. If I found out, after one of my children died, that they held a belief that they were hiding because they KNEW i'd be pissed, would break my heart. And they were angry that they lost and it wasnt because of their beliefs.

(Spoiler alert) Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. and their commitment to non-violence are being discussed in a high school AP history class. A student Brooke asks if this is similar to the teachings of Jesus. The teacher Grace Wesley responds that it is and make some references to the bible.

The movie's plot collapses right at the beginning. The bible references are enough to get her