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Some friends enjoy an out-of-town rock concert. After some eerie events at their hotel, the friends abandon their night of rest and decide to drive thru the night back to their hometown several hours away. However, someone or something follows them home. After a seemingly uneventful school day, events unfold that find the lead character alone at the Mall later that evening. As the night closes in, the mall closes, and we find our heroine mysteriously trapped inside. However, she is not alone. It will take her resolute strength and unflinching faith (and a few shocking "miracles" along the way) for her to escape the night.
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The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
The acting in this movie is really good.
The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.
I bought this film(and Pray 2) at my local Family Christian Store the other day, because it looked really good. I had reservations about it since I could tell that it was low-budget, but I decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. It was awful. Since a lot takes place when it's dark out, you could barely see what was happening since there was no artificial lighting. And everything was ridiculous. Walking to your hotel room doesn't take as long as it did Madison, and getting locked in the mall? Even when the mall was open, you don't see a single other person shopping. And the custodian should have been able to let her out the door, instead of sending her back to the other side of the mall. The way things were playing out was so set up. So if you're looking for a well made Christian movie, this isn't it. Go get Fireproof or Facing the Giants. Those were pretty good.
I usually like Christian movies and movies based on true stories, especially ones with an unexpected twist but this was a very low budget movie that seemed more like an urban legend to me. The movie seemed more like a class project by amateur film makers. The movie was too drawn out, it didn't really concentrate on the miracle, once it happened the movie was over. The only Christian basis in the movie was the background music and the occasional clip on TV the rest of it was filled with bad acting and was slow moving with amateur camera footage. To make it seem like less of an urban legend the movie could have easily been more compressed to allow more time to concentrate on the miracle.
I have to admit that I was skeptical at first. The concept of a Christian thriller. But after seeing it on Christian Cinema for about a month in the number one spot for both youth, drama and as one of the top three in the DVD rentals, I finally went out and bought it. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much out of it. But it was a really great movie! This is one movie that I can let my son and his friends watch, without having to worry about what kind of language they might learn or what they might see that they are not suppose to. My husband, our two best friends and I enjoyed it as well. I would highly recommend "Pray" for somebody who is looking for a good thriller but ultimately a clean movie to watch.
My 12 year old granddaughter absolutely loved this movie. She liked the scary part and also the story...the ending surprised her so much she was going "wow". I think this is such a refreshing answer to teens and pre-teens for a movie. The story kept her attention and satisfied her desire for a good movie. Thanks to the producers and writers. We need more of this kind of movie that exemplifies good morals for our young people. Thanks so much...I hope that you will consider writing and producing another movie of this caliber. The actresses and actors did a great job of making it real. To hold a 12 year old's attention is a quite a statement and she did not even have pop corn or coke!!