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This was the biggest piece of rubbish i've ever seen. Terrible script, terrible acting, terrible editing. It wasn't a movie, just one big preaching session on how everyone is going to hell. It just went on and on and on saying the same thing over and over. Only watch this if you want to receive a lecture on how everything is evil and everyone will be punished for sinning. The movie itself is pure evil, making such claims as having pre marital sex will lead to possible death and becoming sterile. And then there's the claim that pornography causes rape. This is a movie for religious extremists only, for anyone else this move is just rubbish.

First off, I am a Christian who believes in waiting for marriage. I also know some of the people who were in this film personally and want to say I am proud to be able to call them my friends.

With that being said the film is terrible. The writing is bad and very much out of touch with how high schoolers are. The directing, cinematography (if you can call it that), editing, dialog, acting, etc. Is pretty much all bad. There is literally a scene where a girl messes up her line and redoes it and the mistake was left in it. Its just bad.

The problem with this film is there never was any intention of actually making a good movie, the focus was on the message. And while I am all for a good message in a movie and even agree (for the most part) with the message in this film I have to say its important to tell a good story. If all I want is a good message I'll go to church, its free. This movie cost me around $10-$15. Wasn't worth it.

Love Waits is a terribly amateurish production about teen sex and waiting for the marriage before indulging. The acting is on a junior high school level and the direction of this film non-existent.

Flute player Brittany Mann and flute and football player Hunter Johnson are being pressured to have sex. But these are church kids and they manage to withstand.

For a film on teen sex the issue of birth control was never mentioned. It's like this film never escaped the 50s.

This one will never escape church basements nor should it,

Hopefully you don't need to be told that virginity is a patriarchal construct aimed at controlling women's bodies. This movie elevates virginity to a religious commitment and the most important thing ever of all time. The plot is... threadbare at best, the acting is hamfisted, and the cinematography makes Hulk Hogan movies look like Stanley Kubrick masterpieces. One cannot come away from this movie with a positive view of Christianity, and thus I feel certain it has accomplished the opposite of what it set out to do. The only reason to watch this is to understand what the core message of purity culture is in America.

If you like this movie, you literally should not be allowed to vote. Or drive.

This movie is full of misogyny, anti-choice nonsense, and the worst acting imaginable. Abstinence only sex education is the absolute least effective sex education there is, yet movies like this continue to be made as if their entire religion isn't based on a fictional virgin birth.

One of Donald James Parker's movies features someone getting prayed back to life and yet somehow the least realistic thing about any of Donald James Parker's movies is that anyone would ever willingly speak to him or want to sleep with him.

Everyone involved in making this piece of garbage should be lobotomised.

So bad it's funny. The message is damaging and inaccurate, the production quality is bad even by high schoolers filming their Batman fan video standards.

If you like wasting time watching bad movies this is a great one to laugh at with a group of friends. Unless they're virgins which we all know are social outcasts and shouldn't be your friends, according to this movie.

Maybe the acting was not great, but the message this movie bring to us is just wonderful. I really feel better after watching this movie.

This movie is a real gem. It's a must watch for every one. The acting was not great but do not let that disway you. The message is very important and it taught me a few things that I didn't understand. Definetly watch uy.

"Love Waits" is a cinematic masterpiece that transcends the typical romantic drama. It's a story that will stay with you long after the credits roll, leaving you pondering the depths of human connection, the unwavering power of true love, and the beauty of patience amidst the whirlwind of life.

Told with poignant simplicity and profound emotional resonance, the film follows the lives of Abigail and Ben, two childhood sweethearts whose idyllic romance is tragically interrupted by unforeseen circumstances. Torn apart by distance and duty, they are forced to navigate the complexities of separate lives, yet their hearts remain tethered by an unbreakable bond.

A Symphony of Stellar Performances

The film's success hinges on the phenomenal performances of Abigail Breslin and Dylan O'Brien as Abigail and Ben. Breslin embodies Abigail's vulnerability and inner strength with breathtaking maturity, while O'Brien brings a charming earnestness and quiet determination to Ben. Their on-screen chemistry is palpable, effortlessly conveying the depth of their unspoken love and the pain of separation.

A Visual Tapestry of Emotions

Director Amanda Brooks crafts a visually stunning tapestry of emotions. The film seamlessly blends sweeping landscapes with intimate close-ups, capturing the quiet moments of longing, the exhilarating bursts of reunion, and the bittersweet pang of missed opportunities. The soundtrack, a carefully curated blend of original compositions and nostalgic classics, further elevates the emotional impact, leaving you with a lump in your throat and tears in your eyes.

More Than Just a Love Story

"Love Waits" is more than just a love story; it's a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the transformative power of hope. It celebrates the unwavering nature of true love, reminding us that distance and time cannot diminish a genuine connection. The film explores themes of faith, sacrifice, and the importance of communication, offering valuable lessons on navigating the complexities of life and love.

A Must-Watch for Romantic Souls

Whether you're a hopeless romantic or a cynic searching for a glimmer of hope, "Love Waits" is a film that will resonate with your soul. It's a timeless tale that transcends cultural boundaries and speaks to the universal language of love, loss, and the unwavering human spirit. So, grab your tissues, settle in for a cinematic journey, and prepare to be swept away by the power of true love that waits patiently, knowing that in the end, it will always find its way home.

In short, "Love Waits" is a must-watch for anyone who believes in the magic of love, the strength of the human spirit, and the power of a story that stays with you long after the final scene. A Timeless Tale of Patience, Passion, and the Power of True Connection.

Pamela's Prayer(1998) and 7th Street Theater S01E07 "One Lucky Lady" also has the same theme. Do check them out.