First of all, this was an excellent movie that the whole family can enjoy. I would not venture to say that many of the characters are “good role models” despite making better choices toward the end, they do not set an overly great example. It’s ironic that some of you think the film does not invoke the name of Christ enough while others accuse it of overtly proselytizing. The fact of the matter is, “To Save a Life” is the story of a young adult coming to understand who Jesus is, therefore you can’t expect him to accept Jesus then run right out and start preaching. Movies like those are the reason so many people hate Christian movies, they’re not true to life. In response to the previous abortion comments, it is tremendously selfish to say that one should not even take into consideration the life of an unborn child when the child becomes an obstacle to you achieving your goals. The title “To Save a Life” is multi-faceted in this film. Friend to friend, stranger to stranger, Holy God to sinful man, and even parent to child. It is also great that it does show how Christians are human, and therefore imperfect too, further illustrating the truth that Jesus doesn’t demand perfection but accepts the sinner who will turn to Him. Ultimately, in your face reality melded with the forgiveness and hope of Jesus Christ.

Loved this movie. I'm a parent, and yes, it makes me uncomfortable to see the scenes depicting sex, drinking and drug use. But let's face it, this isn't the only place our kids are going to see these things, and it probably itsn't the first time they will be seeing these things. Middle and high school students are exposed to so much by their classmates. So as parents we squirm a little in our seats, but gain an opportunity to talk to our teens about these things and reinforce our values.

At the end of this film, I was left with misty eyes. True, it lags some in the middle, but the messages ring true, helped by a very aptly acted lead (Randy Wayne as Jake Taylor). Though some say the end is stereotypical, I found it summed up the whole film beautifully. Watch it. You'll leave wondering what you can do 'to save a life'.

I was a bit hesitant to go and watch this film. I had seen a few other Christian films before and the acting was not impressive, resulting in a big distraction from the actual story. This was not the case in To Save a Life. The acting was not at the same level of movies with A-List actors, but not bad enough to create a distraction. As I already mentioned, because the acting was up to par, I was able to concentrate on the story and what exactly was going on. The story was excellent. I applaud everyone in and involved with the film because of how daring they were with portraying a lifestyle that is so prevalent in today’s society, but never portrayed or talked about by churches. As a child, I was raised going to church every Sunday and Wednesday and I was never told about that kind of lifestyle. I just knew that whatever it was, it was frowned upon. Now that To Save a Life surfaced, I believe that people will now be able to see what that lifestyle is about and the destruction it can cause along with how, if managed correctly, it can be a good way to relax by just hanging out with friends and not worrying about anything. The “relatability” is fantastic. They showcase so many different characters in which anyone can find a person they can relate to. It was a great film, and I will and have suggested it to all my friends and family.

Very nice movie, I had seen a trailer and thought it was a pretty decent movie but it turned out to be better than I'd hoped. A 14 year old came along with us, and he also enjoyed it.

this is a really good movie this is the only movie that i have cried on. this movie is good for ages 13 and up. this is my favorite movie.