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Kimber Myers
Los Angeles Times
Well-shot and well-intentioned, this drama will likely please its core faith-based audience who won't roll their eyes at the protagonist's name or the earnest, hackneyed dialogue.
Aug 2, 2018
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Joyce Slaton
Common Sense Media
Sincere, wholesome drama overcomes cliched plot.
Rated: 3/5
Aug 3, 2018
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One of worst scripts ever. Takes place over about two weeks maybe? Faith doesn't know or even take realistic time to decide anything. Just magically, in five minutes knows what she wants to do. Is a trouble maker in school and life. Assaults a young man at school and is in jail for two days. The boy's parents drop charges so she's out. Goes to see her estranged mother, who is dying. They instantly in one day resolve everything, again magically, and the next day she passes away and the mother leaves her the ranch. Her trouble making friends show up and cause trouble, and they even magically become nice young men.
She needs time to think... About five minutes. Leaves the ranch hands the ranch and decides to take off on her own. Doesn't say if she finishes school,.nothing. Takes her dad to a baseball game and hits the road. Waste of 90 minutes. About how long it took her to make all of these life changes. Never possible with 17-18 year old kids.
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars
02/17/23
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