Classic teen comedy mixes with cunning satire in "Saved!". Fervent Christian Mary (Jena Malone, "Donnie Darko") believes God wants her to save her gay boyfriend by sleeping with him. But he gets sent to an anti-gay indoctrination camp while she ends up pregnant--which starts to drive a wedge between Mary and her snotty best friend Hilary Faye (Mandy Moore, "How to Deal"). Meanwhile, they're both interested in the son (Patrick Fugit, "Almost Famous") of their Christian school principal (Martin Donovan, "Trust"). "Saved!" respects faith but gleefully mocks the excesses and absurdities of contemporary organized religion, particularly its suburban, let's-speak-the-language-of-the-kids manifestations. The actors, including Macaulay Culkin (yes, from "Home Alone") and Mary Louise Parker ("Fried Green Tomatoes"), play their parts with sincerity, which makes the fusion of humor and heart succeed. A delightful movie. "--Bret Fetzer"