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Really enjoyed the ride but was very unrealistic. Sit back, enjoy your popcorn and drink of choice and turn off your brain. 😊

Unbelievable plot and most unsympathetic lead character ever. I was rooting against her.

At first I'm thinking this could be a decent cerebral thriller, sort of like the Netflix movie "Fractured". Boy was I wrong. This was way too implausible, not to mention violent.

I was utterly confused the whole way through. You mean to tell me that this multi millionaire paid off the teacher, nanny, psychiatrist, ex-husband, the police, forged a death certificate, bought a burial plot, and somehow deleted the kid's school record and photo history on the mom's phone? Give me a break. And there was no other human who could vouch for the fact that the daughter is alive? How about ask the school for surveillance footage of her daughter's drop off?

At first you feel sympathy for the main character, but that goes down the drain once she clobbers everyone in her path.

A complicated conspiracy to convince a woman her daughter is dead and she has blocked it out. It's interesting to see how she goes after all the people conspiring fool her. The actress Kelly Thiebaud is quite good. There is quite a lot of action by Lifetime standards and grand finale is exciting.

What ridiculously dumb movie! You want to keep watching just to see how stupid it can be! Thank goodness for the fast forward button.

It's an ok movie, but I started getting annoyed when the mother kept going crazy, screaming, looking crazy, and kept losing her temper.

The acting and storyline is horrible. You have a mad women going around town assaulting everyone so unrealistic with no repercussions. The movie is a joke. A waste of 2 hours of my time.

I have a chronic illness, so I will admit that I watch a lot of movies and I love Lifetime movies, the cheesier the better ;) My favorites are the mystery/moms in distress, so this sounded perfect. Boy was I disappointed.

The lead actress was very appealing, but that's as far as I can go with positive things to say. You always know where these movies are going but this one was just ridiculous. And the fight scene... I'm all for female empowerment but that was just ridiculous.

Also, I know that a lot of Lifetime movie are made in Canada and star Canadian actors, but a HUGE pet peeve of mine is when an actor (the husband in this case) slips out of their American accent. He even asks to use the washroom instead of the bathroom. I actually laughed out loud when he said that!

Use to love LMN. However, the quality of their movies and actors are steadily declining. This one was no exception...dumb storyline and bad acting. Lori, the 8 year old, was more believable than any adult in this movie. She (Lina Renna) was also the best actor in the movie.

So the daughter has been dead for a year! The movie came out in 2019, I am watching the move on Lifetime May 27, 2019 and as it shows the mother at the cemetery where the daughter was suppose to be buried, the dates on the tombstone reads as: February 3, 2011 - August 18, 2019. Hello, August 2019 has not arrived yet.

Too bad movie. Typical theieves and crime. Predictable events in the 2nd half of the movie. Quick finished. Holes in the story. Lack of good enough detailed intro and more full explanation of events. Funny a bit. Good idea. SImilar in story to Unsane (2018) but not even comparable to that great movie. Bit of lack of emotions, facial expressions, and reality. Most stuff is boring, looks fake, and is done too quick. No adventure. Only beginning has some quality, while the rest is not worth watching. Nothing interesting to discover by the end. Typical chasing of criminal and trying to prove the truth, although extreme beginning. So extreme to not even look real but like comedy, joke, sci-fi.

Blair (Kelly Thiebaud) is struggling with a couple of issues raising her daughter Lori. She has split from her husband. She is suing a computer company for stealing her code. She goes to pick up Lori from her school and she's not there. There are no records of her. Everybody tells Blair that she got into a car accident where her daughter died. All of a sudden, she cannot trust her own memories of the past two months.

This is Lifetime trying to do a Kafkaesque mystery. The conspiracy would have to be pretty extensive. Even then, there are obvious solutions to her problem. She is the mother. She can dig up the grave and do an DNA test if necessarily. The lawyer should be smarter than this. The movie should be smarter than this. It's not. I buy Blair being an irrational mother, but the lawyer really should be smarter. There should be so much evidence of Lori's existence that this scam would never work. The husband is also too dumb. At what point would Lori go to the police about all of it. Lori cannot live and neither can the husband. This scheme has way too many holes.

It was too difficult to focus on the plot and acting with that ridiculous, repetitive thumping sound track, which was too overpowering, loud.

The plot may have been okay IF we were able to endure that background noise, which made if difficult to hear the dialogue too.