When Vows Break

This is roughly a good movie, with some good young actors and even a "blast from the past" in Maxine Bahns. She was a magazine model (Sports Illustrated, Vogue and so on) and was in the 90's film "She is the One". Most of this movie was pretty good except for the last 11-15 minutes, but isn't that like all the LMN movies. It's too bad they can't spend a little more to make it a quality movie all the way through. Danielle Ryan and Christa Allen stand out here.

Why is it that all these females go through so much and never a hair out of place? Perfect makeup as well. I always wonder this. Do they fix their hair 24/7? As to this plot, This is a boring movie. Females playing leading roles do nothing to impress this viewer. Saying their lines like a recording. Made up too much. The men fare a bit better with stupid dialogue. Leading men are more natural looking and do better acting. Leading man is very handsome and close ups he has prettier eyes than his co-stars. Without makeup. I always wish these LMN films could be impressive, but unfortunately they come very infrequently. Give me leading ladies with class. Short hair, less makeup and natural acting. It's like they only cast the females with long hair. They all look like each other that you can't tell which is which anymore. Here's hoping for better stuff from LMN.

Bad movie i can't believe how much it's silly, in fact the bad guy forced to act that way his wife make him a criminal.

The premise is good but for the love of everything holy...so much is awful about this I don't know where to start! Is it the director, the actors? I don't even know!! I consider myself so very forgiving when it comes to Lifetime movies but...no...not this one. Throwing a Boxleitner and Jaleel White into the mix only makes me feel sorry for them which furthers my discomfort watching it. I will skip through to the end to see what happens only because I have invested 35 minutes into it.

Danielle Churchran is a good actress and very pretty, good to see in Lifetime. She plays a woman concerned when her sister played by Christa B Allen goes missing off a boat while on her honeymoon. She doesn't like her abusive brother in law. She goes to the Caribbean to investigate. It's pretty obvious there is more to the disappearance than meets the eye. Her sister is actually alive and faking her own death. So she faces a dilemma whether to help or not and if so how much. It's quite complex for Lifetime with quite a few twists and turns. It's a bit of a Hitchcockian wannabe. Things are told in flashback a little. A few minus points. Direction is a bit monotonous. The way they deliver the dialogue seems stiff.

Worth a watch for the actresses.