Sacrifice

It's kinda like total mess for a movie with no storyline leaving viewers more confused and in suspense. Could be great for a series pilot though.

Government Attorney Daniella Hernandez quits to represent high profile trash clients like hip hop stars and drug dealers. Hip hop star Isis gets beat up by her boyfriend so Daniella goes on a crusade to get justice. The plot isn't bad keeps you guessing to find out who's behind all the shenanigans. 76 minutes is about right for this TV Movie watching Daniella trying to work out who's playing her. I've seen a lot worse than this, better than average TV Movie. Expect to see it on Channel 5 soon.

One thing that Paula Patton's character says to a a sorority sister towards the end of the movie stands out

"Listen, I love my job and I am good at it. You love your job and you're a bully at it.I think it's best to we stay out of each others way"

Which is weird considering that she's the bully the whole movie. She bullies cop and protects criminals. She gives people 30 second summary about their life history like she's a wikipedia page, She blackmails "Some One" into working for her. This is a gratuitous ego-feeding pointless movie that does not answer any question or fill any of the plotholes which are basically potholes in the storyline of this movie. I watched the whole thing just thinking who the hell wrote this stuff and why is this movie even getting any financing? Why did Paula have three sex scenes in a movie that lasted 76 minutes?

This movie was written by an alien,

The acting is either bad or mildly decent. Plot holes through out the movie. Bad pacing. Doesn't take a detective to figure out who the villain is. Found myself disgusted by the protagonist many times. Terrible cliffhanger ending leaving little to the imagination. Just leaves you wondering why they didn't finish the film knowing well it would've just taken 10 more minutes to wrap it up. You know what they we're going for, but they miss it by a mile. Made an imdb account just to review this mess.

Not much to say but that it was an average made for TV drama/thriller. And it is patently obvious that it was made as a pilot for a series. The way it ended, made me more certain of that.