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To Save a Life, DVD

Affirm Films / 2010 / DVD

4.5 out of 5 stars (89 Reviews)

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Jake Taylor has it all---popularity, a basketball scholarship, and a beautiful girlfriend. But when Roger, an outcast and Jake's childhood friend, walks onto campus with a gun in his pocket and pain in his heart, his tragic actions rock Jake's world. Could Jake have saved him? Will seeking the answer cost him his dreams and his girl? Rated PG-13. Approx. 120 minutes.

DVD Features:

Behind-the-Scenes Featurette
Deleted Scenes
Gag Reel
Music Videos
Widescreen
English and French Subtitles
Closed Captions

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Vendor: Affirm Films

UPC: 043396354456
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To Save a Life, DVD 4.6 5 89 89

It's reality folks I have read some of the reviews thus far... And I have to say as far as Christian films go, this was one of the best. Oh no, there is a scene with teens drinking (out of red plastic cups, no less). Oh no, the teen said a bad word in church. It's life, folks. And the pastor did not applaud him for swearing but for being real and genuine - something that is hardly ever done by Christians because we're too busy putting on a show for everyone else to see. This film is a step in the right direction and tackles a lot of issues that teens deal with. February 10, 2013

Disappointed There were good points to the movie but it is hard to not focus on the negative. This is a movie that didn't need them. First foul language used even during the youth group and later the pastor says that was the coolest thing he had seen. Next there was multiple scenes of drinking, drug use, a sex scene and girls wearing revealing tops and short skirts. The worst I felt was the girlfriend was going to get an abortion and the boyfriend says I will support you either way. I would have more respect for the writer if this were a secular writer instead of a pastor. I find this disappointing and disturbing. January 26, 2013

Covers some of the teen issues of today. This gave our teen a lot to think about. How our actions or lack of actions can effect some one. We have a life to live for the purposes of God not ourselves and this speaks to our purpose for life. December 19, 2012