Based on actual events centering on the lives of 2 sets of teens crossing paths with one another since they go to the same school but do not actually know or interact with one another. It has teen Carly (Brittany Snow) usually neglected by her father attempting to build a relationship. Meanwhile, a African American teen Dre (Evan Ross) has his own problems to deal with since although he is supposed to go to the right path his so-called best friend, a white troubled teenager named Kevin. (J. Michael Trautmann) is out of control since his mother is a prostitute and is often abused by her clients. They eventually cross paths upon a car jacking and then throughout much of the entire film viewers wonder whether Dre the teen who is on the wheel is going to do the right thing and drop the girl Dre's friend Kevin had shot to the hospital or not. I mean, if the movie is based on actual incidents we can clearly find out whether the right decision had been made or not by reading the actual incident on a newspaper as opposed to wasting movie time listening to a teen with a gun to make the decision or not.
Review of 96 Minutes
