a5c7b9f00b As four lifelong friends, Will, Bryan, Matt, and Corey, are on the road trip they've been planning their whole lives, Corey's beloved grandfather unexpectedly dies. When going to claim Corey's inheritance, the gang meets Matt's beautiful cousin Jessie and embark on a hilarious, extreme sports-filled adventure. One of the most common mistakes for low-budget films (and especially Christian-targeted movies) is to attempt to be something they're not: Hollywood material. If Extreme Days had attempted to follow this pattern it would have failed miserably, because it simply can't be taken seriously; but that's the best part. It doesn't take itself seriously either. They knew it sucked when they made it, and they embraced that; and the result is surprisingly funny. I've shown this movie to lots of friends, and while they initially shrug it off and look at me like they can't believe I'm actually recommending it, after watching it they agree that it was much better than they ever expected. I just watched this movie, and I have to say it is one of those "must see" movies. I'm a Christian, and I was pleased to see a movie with an all-Christian soundtrack. Also, I was pleased that this movie had a positive story, but wasn't too preachy. Anyone who's been a Christian for a while knows how it is usually…..it seems as if everything is an outreach attempt. This movie isn't tho. It's made so anyone (even those who aren't religious) will enjoy it. The watchability of Extreme Days can be mostly chalked up to Hannah's playful impulses – and his cast's infectious camaraderie.
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