That was an excellent one.

Good concept, poorly executed.

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Why do mass shootings happen? Mental illness? Easy access to firearms for children? Poor life lessons from parents and authority figures? NOPE! According to this movie, they happen because people just don't love Jesus enough. This movie cleverly starts by exploiting actual footage of the Columbine shooting because when you start at rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up! If you take away anything from this experience, just remember that it's ok to exploit real world tragedies as long as it's for Jesus!

Nice, touching movie that makes you think about yourself, about people aroud us and the world we live in. Movie that shows how one person can change other people lives and make a mark in the world just by being herself.

Without trying to downplay the loss of life of the other students, this screen play was one of the best real life stories brought to life in movie. Thru the telling of this story, many will realize that following Jesus does not mean we have it all figured out. Nor does it mean it will always go well for us. It does mean we each have our own calling. I love how the authors stayed true to her story and showed how good can come from so much bad. I'll admit that initially, I found myself confused but by the 3nd I could see the twists and turns had a purpose.

Rachel Joy Scott's life is truly worth celebrating and I'm not Ashamed does a superior job! Without being preachy or cheesy (my all-too-frequent objections to inspirational films) I'm not Ashamed deals honestly with the challenges of being a modern teen while seeking to grow as a Christian. I'm not ashamed to report weeping at the ending. Great writing, great acting, terrific production.....you need to see how many light years ahead of other inspirational films one with real heart can be.