Ma vie au bout du fil

Mediocre film but so farfetched, for instance when Eric was running after the guy he had taken his jacket and shirt off and was left wearing a vest, why would you do that?? Oh yes of course, to show off his MUSCLES!! Also how can one person be behind every cctv camera wherever she went? I could go on but I won't!

This movie, a supposed "thriller" is awful. The acting, which is garbage, some actors are alright but most are just terrible. The camera angles are just the worst. They are in the worst possible spots for each scene. The music is the worst thing though by far. They use this "intense" music attempting to scare you and make it a real thriller, but the acting isn't good enough to make it a thriller, or the plot.

Most scenes when they use this music it's an awful attempt to scare you. It repeats the exact same music in other scenes, can't they make up something else? The music seems completely irrelevant to the movie too. Anyways, my point is the acting is gross. If you're looking for a good movie, skip past this one.

This is definitely a pyjama day movie. . It's quite entertaining, the actings not bad either. Also a bit of eye candy for girls and boys. So put your feet up relax and just be entertained.

Plot so convoluted and disjointed as to be completely ignored, which leaves the main characters as the remaining saving grace to possibly/hopefully be interested in enough to stay with the torturous movie, but NOPE. The main and secondary characters were barely more human than plastic mannequins - so nothing (plot/storyline) and no one (characters) to care about.

Movie is mainly a long drawn-out modeling showcase for the lead guy and girl due to the plethora of close-ups of their faces and long shots of them walking - from front and back, and the gratuitous shirtless shots of the guy (Eric the detective) to show off his big impressive sculpted muscles. Yawn.

Something about this film says "TV movie", although I'm not sure exactly what aspect of it. What starts as a legal thriller with a sassy female lawyer turns into a chase movie that strains credibility, with the almost superhuman composure/ingenuity of the lead character and the improbable reach and resources of the bad guy. In a Bond film you have exactly the same issues, but those films don't try to pretend he's just a normal person caught up in extraordinary events.

All of the chase drama is fitted in around an ongoing trial and the rekindling of a romance with an ex-boyfriend (a cop who also becomes embroiled in the events), so perhaps it's this "too much going on" aspect that also leads to the believability creaking.

Laura Vandervoort puts in a good performance - with more energy and angst than more famous roles like V and Smallville - which keeps it watchable, but it is never quite suspenseful or thrilling enough to spark. Worth a watch if you like race-against-time style plots or strong female leads.