I'm a 30 yr old Christian woman who was raised in church, lived a fairly normal human existence and then got truly saved at the age of 15. "Got saved" for me = God became more real in my life than anything else and I fell in love with Jesus in a very real, undeniable way. OK, why am I saying all this? I do not think that this movie is helpful for people who don't know God or (dont) have 100% undeniable faith. It seems like that is the key underlining thing they are trying to get at, but it falls flat. Very flat. I did not expect it to end the way it did and it was sad and disappointing. To be clear- it wasn't the acting or even the scenery/cinematography that was a disappointment. It was the plot, the story itself. It seems like it was sloppily put together. Like it was not given enough time. These days there seems to be "Christian Movie" writers who just want to hurry up and throw something together to make money, Not to actually make an impactful film! That is very sad to me, and while it was not the worst movie I've seen, it definitely fell short of what I would deem a good movie or something I would recommend to anyone I know, sadly :(
Review of Run the Race
