Sunday, June 7, 2026

Just One More Movie Review & $10 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway

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Welcome to the "Just One More" Movie Review

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$10 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway

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I can't say that I'm excited, but with the opioid crisis so prevalent in our community, this film really hits home. We have seen addiction ravage through friends, family, and communities to the breaking point. Everyone reaches a moment where they feel exhausted, defeated, or ready to quit. "Just One More" is about what happens when someone finds the courage to keep going anyway. This is a story about second chances. About redemption. About the people who fight for one more day, one more conversation, one more opportunity to make things right. Angel is bringing audiences a film that reminds people hope is still worth fighting for.

Please note that due to mature themes, mild language, and thematic elements, this film, though centered on Christian values, is recommended for ages 13 and up, and make sure tissues are nearby. 


About Just One More

Jess is trapped in the vicious cycle of opioid addiction, chasing relief that only pulls her deeper into darkness. When she meets Charles, a dying man spending his final days praying for anyone who will stop, her life begins to shift. Through an unexpected community and growing faith, Jess is forced to confront her past, her choices, and what it really means to be free. As Charles prays to be used “Just One More” time, Jess must decide if she’ll surrender her life before it’s too late.

This is an emotional, character-driven story about redemption, perseverance, and the life-changing impact one person can have on another. At its heart, Just One More is about choosing hope one more time, even when life feels impossible.


About Angel

Angel is doing what many studios have stopped doing. They are telling stories with emotional depth, hope, purpose, and heart. Just One More is not cynical entertainment. It is a film that leaves audiences encouraged, reflective, and inspired. This is high-quality storytelling with something meaningful to say. Join the Angel Guild and help bring more films like this to audiences everywhere. Stream Just One More now on Angel and support stories that actually inspire.

Check out the trailer below.


What I think about this film. 

"Just One More" tells the story of a man named Charles, who wishes to make a difference in the final days of his life. He longs for just one more win for Jesus. The story also follows a woman named Jess, who is struggling to overcome addiction and has found herself alone after her family and friends have given up on her, leaving her to face her battle on her own. This narrative is about strangers becoming friends and Jesus working behind the scenes to save the broken-hearted, the forgotten, and the lost. It also serves as a reminder to those who are saved to be forgiving, compassionate, and to never stop praying. This movie encourages us that Just One More prayer, conversation, hug, or act of kindness can make a difference.

Personally, this story resonated with me. I have never stopped praying for my children, even as they have grown. I see them struggle with life and their choices. I try to offer advice, but they are adults, and what we say as parents doesn't always align with their perspectives on life or the decisions they make. From day one, their salvation has been my strongest prayer for them, and it is a commitment I will continue until my last breath. 

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One winner will receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card

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Good Luck!



One winner will have the chance to win a $10 Amazon Gift Card.  Open to residents of the United States and those who haven't won via another blogger's campaign. You must be 18 years old to enter to win. This giveaway ends at 1:00 AM EST on 06.19.26. If you have any problems entering the giveaway, please email marksvilleandme@gmail.com. See below for terms and conditions.

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30 comments:

  1. I had a very good friend, who was more like a sister become addicted to drugs. It was horrible to see her go down that path.

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    1. We have an adult child who is in the front lines of the fight. Sadly we have seen friends, friends of our children, and family die of this, but I have also seen friends and family win the battle so that keeps me going.

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  2. I know someone that went down that dark and lonely path. This person is now in recovery and is doing well.

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    1. That is great news. In our community, which is a small community, it is a great concern it is really sad, but I have seen some people overcome this and then flourish in life.

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  3. I have known people in my life that struggle with addiction. This looks like a powerful movie.
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    1. It is hard to watch and most of the time you feel powerless to help them.

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  4. I have seen friends struggle with addiction.
    heather hgtempaddy

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  5. There is a real problem with addiction in my area.
    heather hgtempaddy

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    1. Here too we live in a really small town and the ambulances are always going by, summer is coming it is one of the times that it grows more rampant for some reason, that and the Holidays.

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  6. I have had a couple of people in my life that have struggled with addiction. Thankfully they are both sober.

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  7. I have heard that genetics can significantly influence susceptibility to substance use disorders.
    heather hgtempaddy@hotmail.com

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  8. I hope that this powerful film helps people with addiction issues.
    heather hgtempaddy@hotmail.com

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    1. I hope so too, but maybe it will also remind others not to give up on their friend or family member.

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  9. I just saw your post about this on Instagram! I'm definitely going to need to watch this. I've lost friends and family to addiction, and I think I'd really enjoy this.

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    1. Thank you for stopping over. I love it when new people find my blog. Addiction has been hard in our area, it is so heartbreaking. I hope you are able to see it.

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  10. I think everyone should check this one out.... a great one to watch and good luck to everyone that enters your giveaway! I love this and also am loving streaming Angel too! Such a great family streaming service!

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    1. I agree, even if you think it can't happen to you or someone you know, most people said that too before they were looking at it straight on themselves.

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  11. Great giveaway! The movie sounds like a good one to check out.

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  12. I do not know someone currently fighting addiction.

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  13. I’d love to watch this! With everything happening right now, I feel like I could use a little inspiration too. I hope this encourages more people to be kinder and more compassionate because we never really know what others may be going through. A little kindness can truly go a long way.

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    1. I agree, kindness can really make a difference in someone's life.

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  14. Addiction is something that has impacted all of us. To see it portrayed so gently and thoughtfully is refreshing.

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    1. Yes it isn't so scary that older children could watch it with a parent near by.

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  15. Unfortunately the damage has been done.

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    1. Depending on the circumstances there is almost always room for healing.

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