You Belong to Me

I'm not a particular fan of the way these Mary Higgins Clark adaptations are handled by Grosso-Jacobson, but I love a mystery and I love Lesley-Anne Down, so I checked out this one. She's gorgeous as usual, no surprise there. The lovely Lori Haller, who has done so much television in Canada, was on hand too.

Down plays a radio psychiatrist who becomes involved with trying to find out what happened to a young woman some years earlier, in trying to help the mother comes to terms with it. In reaching out to her viewers, a pattern emerges, and soon, it's realized that a serial killer was meeting women on cruises and killing them.

I did figure out the killer - for some reason, though these TV movies give you plenty of suspects, they have a way of telegraphing the killer to the viewer.

Okay movie.

lesley anne down plays a psychologist interested in the dissapearences of middled aged women at a crossroad in their life. Surprise! Surprise! A serial killer who preys on women suddenly is interested in down herself . "YBLTM" offers very little in the originality department but the actors are aways believable and some are quite entertaining . Watch only if nothing better is on.

This was a great mystery and crime film to watch. I definitely recommend anyone who's a fan of this genre or, if you just fancy watching something different to your usual material you won't be disappointed.

The choice of Lesley Anne Down as the leading lady was an exceptional choice. The acting by herself and the rest of the cast was fantastic and created a more believable atmosphere for the movie which, lacks in other movies/films I've seen recently.

The main plot of the film was interesting as well. The combination of an engaging plot and well acted scenes certainly kept me engaged and, wanting to finished the film to see who the killer really is.

My wife and I are suckers for a good true-crime, thriller & or "who-done-it", so when she picked this from Amazon Prime for us to watch, I was game.

As much as we love a good crime drama, I quickly realized that this was nothing like a good crime drama.

The acting and directing was awkward and cheesy. It was like watching an 80s episode of Murder She Wrote.

I saw this movie last night for Lesley Anne Down and it's surprised me that it's very enjoyable. Lesley proofs that she can more than playing Madeline in North & South. It's also surprised me that this tv-movie had some suspense in it, I didn't know who the killer was until the end and that was very surprising