a freshman orientation. Brian apologizes for what he did, telling Jessie he's never known anyone like her and that she woke him up. He asks her to come with them, but she tearfully says that she cannot. Matt gives her a plane ticket before the four friends leave. Brian waits at the airport for Jessie hopefully, but she does not come. As he takes his seat, his phone starts ringing; it is Jessie, who is sitting in the back of the plane. Cast Dante Basco- Corey Ng Ryan Browning- Brian Davidson A.J. Buckley- Will Davidson Derek Hamilton- Matt McKeague Cassidy Rae- Jessie Jacobs Reception Extreme Days was mostly panned by critics, receiving an aggregate score of 43 on Rotten Tomatoes, but only garnering a score of 17 at Metacritic ("extreme dislike or disgust") and ranking No. 97 on the all-time low scores (as of December 4, 2008). Soundtrack The film's soundtrack features songs by alternative Christian artists. "Extreme Days" - TobyMac "We're Takin' Over" - Jamie Rowe "Loss For Words" - Tait "Downhill Games" - Klaus Badelt "One Time" - Earthsuit "Good Life" - Audio Adrenaline "Song X" - East West "King Planet" - Fold Zandura "A.M."- PAX217 "I Want To Know You" - Sonicflood "Selah" - P.O.D. "Superfan" - Fanmail "God Is Love" - John Reuben (feat. TobyMac) "Alex" - .rod laver "Heartbeat" - Bleach "Entertaining Angels" - Newsboys "Jessie and Brian" - Klaus Badelt "Come on to the Future" - Skillet References External links Metacritic Hollywoodjesus 2001 films Films about evangelicalism Films shot in Oregon Films shot in Portland, Oregon Films shot in Washington (state) Films set in Seattle Films set in Washington (state) Films scored by Klaus Badelt 2000s English-language films