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Well, maybe I am just too cynical, but, , what never fails to amaze me is that , when a child goes missing in these types of movies , how composed and logical these actors are !!!, No panic, no tears , and casually putting up ' Missing ' posters as if the child was a missing dog !!!!!!

It s always the same , and , for that , I could not take this movie seriously.

What is it with the lack of emotion , and then when they do try to show anything, its always SHOUTING !!!!!

A thumbs down from me.

It was a good film, although I have seen this kind of story numerous times. They did a bad job of casting her husband. Did not like him at all, and his acting was horrible. Had enough suspense to keep me watching though.

A warning about posting pictures on Instagram or Facebook is quite good. But the birth mother coming to get her daughter thing is done to death on Lifetime.

I liked this movie for having a good topic and presenting it in a realistic way. The story looks serious and real enough. It's all about relationships, family and health issues. This movie shows us how everyone can get angry, sick, and become a criminal. Actors look like real characters from real life, for example daughter looks like typical daughter, mommy like typical mommy, employee like typical employee, policeman like typical policeman, and psychiatrist like typical psychiatrist. Also unlike in worse movie this one at least got police and more places and characters involved. Better than those movies like Hushed that show only one place and very few characters. Locations look convincing and real. But except looking real and good topic, actors and acting still look amateur, no depth in actions, mystery, emotions. Can't be compared to CSI series. Maybe good movie for kids and women only, as it is not harsh.

Nope. Actually turned it off because it embarrassed me as a person in the field. I know this is on the Lifetime MovieChannel which is full of great oldies and newer life-based stories like The Archer, but this was so wrong. I am a huge fan of Sarah Lind and I'm sure she's embarrassed of the end product (perhaps that is why this movie has two titles- "Recipe For Danger" is the other title. I was really pleased to see this was written by a woman and directed by a woman; but you, writer, lost me at the very poor decision twelve minutes in to kill off the one black man. He didn't have a quarter of screen time but he was a well-cast, and believable Godfather to an otherwise very poorly acted, anti-chemistry family that honestly, nauseated me. I don't understand how the writer and director decided to white-wash the film while following the most overused and boring opening and arch. The other actors did what they were directed to do. Bree Williamson, in my opinion, has no place playing this role. It makes no sense. She has far too much of a plastic surgery face and would've been better suited to be an extra. I feel for the other actors and the cute girl. The daughter is the only other realistic actress in this video. Yes I said video. Why? In this climate of our country, we need to stop making terrible choices. And to the executive producer/s other than (Madam Bree) Sarah was a score but please never settle for this dreck of a video to waste her talent, production value, and your R.O.I.. To the little girl: You we're very, very, good and when you grow up, you can do whatever you dream! I hope you grow up and write a screenplay that makes you happy. If you do, I'm sure it will be even more loved than this video!