I'm Not Ashamed

The film is not likely to lure any converts.

Even though this is a (mostly) true story, the forced ironies of having infamous teen mass-murderers interact with the heroine feels more than a little exploitative.

Ultimately it's just another vehicle for a series of scenes in which devout characters remind each other that God has it all under control.

This biopic is no doubt for the devout, but this isn't a completely unwatchable movie like so many others in the devotional genre.

Factual story of one Columbine victim, a devout Christian.

I'm sure in reality Rachel Joy Scott was a nice person with good intentions and a fine heart. I just wish we could hear her story without an agenda attached to it.

...a faith-based movie worthy of some praise, and based on the sobbing sniffles surrounding me in that mall theater, works like a charm with the audience it's meant for.

I'm Not Ashamed is spiritual to the core, and there's nary a sermon in sight.

Its trailer promised cynical exploitation; the movie itself almost, kind of, sort of works as a character study, sometimes, if you're feeling generous.