Do You Know the Muffin Man?

Película de TV
1989
Unrated
1h 30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA police officer and his wife are shocked to find that molestation has been going on at the neighborhood day care. They're devastated when they find that their own son might be a victim too.... Leer todoA police officer and his wife are shocked to find that molestation has been going on at the neighborhood day care. They're devastated when they find that their own son might be a victim too. Should they have known, should they have seen?A police officer and his wife are shocked to find that molestation has been going on at the neighborhood day care. They're devastated when they find that their own son might be a victim too. Should they have known, should they have seen?

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Nominado a 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 4 nominaciones en total

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2i_used_jell

No thrills, no chills, and definitely no Muffin Man

A phoned-in cash-in of tabloid stories at the time, this film offers few crumbs of truth and little insight, not to mention no muffin man. Rather, it portrays an endevour recklessly persued by the film's supposed protagonists; children are woken from their sleep to answer traumatizing questions by their parents, and therapists ask more disturbing questions nonchalantly with dolls as props. Overall, this is just as entertaining as it is credible, and the so-bad-it's-good trope doesn't apply here. In fact, even Pam Dawber (Mork & Mindy) looks bored. The X-Files did something similar to this a few years after which was more interesting.

10luckyangel2000

It was wonderful

I saw this movie in a psych class and I thought it was wonderful. It was very educational and I don't think it should be compared to the McMartin trial. In the movie the people being accused weren't punished nearly severe enough and watching it was upsetting but much better than ignoring a hard subject matter. I would recommend anyone to see it. It's important to be informed about things like that and this movie did a horrible wonderful job of doing that.

1plaid ideals

not quality at all.

This movie was terrible. It was so very terrible.

Most annoying was the way the trial was conducted. The defense attorney is allowed to ramble on and on when questioning a witness without the prosecution making any objections. He attacks the children brought to give testimony with cruel ferociousness and repeatedly yells at them that they're lying. These just aren't things that they subject children who have been sexually abused to. The trial is silly and it ruins the whole movie...(Law & Order has spoiled me for courtroom accuracy-ness).

3brianruicuroxxx

I'VE HEARD OF OPEN ENDINGS, BUT THIS IS RIDICULOUS.

This is actually a really good movie with stellar performances by all involved.

The subject matter is convincing and uncomfortable.

Pam Dawber is great in her role, as is the rest of the cast.

Yet again, the legal system is put under the microscope, and makes you root for the kids in a big way.

But the premise is overplayed and tired.

Other than that, it is well written, well acted and deals with important matter.

But there is an infuriating ending which gives no answers, just leaves the viewer hanging.

I enjoyed the movie, but kept asking myself at the end: "Ummm.... Is this IT????????"

Buckey-2

This Is The Worst Film I Have Ever Seen

This is the worst film I have ever seen. The reason I disapprove of this film is because it automatically assumes that the characters who were accused of ritual abuse, (in that case), were guilty. It is based on the McMartin trial, although the makers of this film (CBS), do want to admit it. The only purpose of making this film was to destroy any chance of fair trial for the McMartin family.

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A TV movie made for the CBS network.

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Helen Wells: You know who turned me down flat? Miriam Slossburg.
Kendra Dollison: Josh's mom?
Helen Wells: Sunday night. She gets Alex up out of bed at 2:00 a.m. He meets them at the E.R. You know what it was?
Kendra Dollison: What?
Helen Wells: Gonorrhea. It was Josh.