The movie draws from the writings of someone who died in the 1999 school shooting in the United States. The protagonist and her narrative are genuinely moving until the tragic conclusion unfolds. However, a disappointment arose from what seemed like an attempt by the filmmakers to push a religious agenda, or at least emphasize religion too heavily. It felt as though they linked her life and the terrible event with her surprising predictions—which appear to be mere chance rather than divine intervention. I’m not opposed to faith, but I was hoping for something straightforward and grounded in reality, not fantasy. Regarding the film itself, aside from what seemed like an exploitation of a real person's story, it proved to be pleasant enough. The actors were well-chosen, and their performances were good. Masey McLain was lovely and did a great job with her part. Don’t go into this expecting a movie about that 1999 shooting; it isn’t one, although the events serve as its backdrop. They barely touched on that aspect, only showing brief actual footage toward the end. As anticipated, the ending was emotionally impactful. Some viewers might disagree with my assessment given what I've mentioned, but the story is worthy of consideration and respect. 6/10

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