Une famille trop parfaite

Actors were as stiff as cardboard, script/writing was completely unbelievable, and the characters were not convincing in the slightest, and the plot was weak and lacking of any action or suspense.

I'm not really a big fan of cheating/infidelity movies anyways, and this film only cemented that opinion.

I am not even in my twenties yet and can write a better script in less than a week. I am convinced that these screenwriters have the mentality of a 10 year old if stories like this is all they can come up with.

Activities like watching paint dry on a wall, waiting for your lawn to fully grow, or watching the DVD logo move across the tv screen would be ten times more exciting than this sad excuse of a movie.

I remember when Pierre David and Tom Berry movies used to be fun to watch, now they're a total yawnathon.

Also I agree with the other reviewer here. While this movie was bad, there are certainly worse films that LT has aired in the past.

The acting was below average as well as the plot . Poorly written failed on so many areas. Do not recommend wasting your time . The house was clearly rented and the small props like one plant at front door and daughters clinical bedroom only reinforced this low budget movie . The kitchen appeared to be brand new and never been used . At the 70% mark it was noticeable that 19 cars in a parking lot had no number plates . This only reinforces this amateur hour by this director . There were many other contributing factors that reinforced this sub par effort of a movie . Overall well below average .