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Randy Wayne

7 August 1981, Moore, Oklahoma, USA

Deja Kreutzberg

8 November 1982, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA

Joshua Weigel

Steven Crowder

7 July 1987, Grosse Pointe, Michigan, USA

D. David Morin

20 April 1955, Los Angeles, California, USA

Sean Michael Afable

20 November 1988

Bubba Lewis

20 February 1989, Statesboro, Georgia, USA

Robert Bailey Jr.

Kimberly Hidalgo

Arjay Smith

27 November 1983, Redlands, California, USA

14 July 1961, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA

Monique Edwards

Joseph Narducci

Lori Rom

16 August 1975, Red Bank, New Jersey, USA

Jake Taylor

Played by: Randy Wayne

Young Roger

Played by: Robert Bailey Jr.

New York Post

To Save a Life would be bland and boring even as a half-hour after-school special.

January 22, 2010

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Capital Times (Madison, WI)

What's worthy about "To Save A Life" comes purely from its nutritional value, and if a teenager becomes a more empathetic person as a result of seeing it, then it's worth it for him. A lot of his friends, though, might be too bored to get to the redemptio

February 04, 2010

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DVDTalk.com

Takes two solid hours to make its trite points on faith and personal salvation, growing more unbearable as it goes.

August 26, 2010

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NPR

Miles ahead in terms of production values and an avoidance of overt proselytizing. It'll likely be an enormous hit with the evangelical communities at which it's targeted. That doesn't save it from being an utter failure outside that narrow context.

July 04, 2010

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Christianity Today

Will the vague messages get across? Will viewers take anything out other than a missive to be kind and inclusive? Some certainly will. Some won't.

March 05, 2010

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Variety

Hints at becoming a thoughtful portrait of a teen's spiritual crisis, then abandons all narrative integrity to hit its church-mandated marks.

January 21, 2010

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Fort Bend Sun

I can see this being a positive influence for many who watch it and for some it could possibly even make a huge difference, and you don't get that from many movies these days.

August 02, 2010

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New York Times

But forget the lame performances and arch, preachy sentiment; the movie's sham hip-hop and spurious alternative music alone should keep teenagers away. Thank goodness.

January 22, 2010

Los Angeles Times

This is a deftly acted, generally absorbing cautionary tale with wider allure than its faith-based label may imply.

January 22, 2010

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Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)

This faith-based movie wasn't meant to vie for an Academy Award. It's a think piece for adolescents, church groups and counselors.

February 02, 2010

Beliefnet

One of its strengths is its willingness to engage candidly and open-heartedly with the real issues that confront teenagers, giving it some heft and credibility.

August 02, 2010

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Orlando Sentinel

One of the biggest problems in most Christian genre movies is their lack of edge, a reluctance on the part of the filmmakers to show ugly reality.

August 23, 2010

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