Disparitions suspectes

Titre original : My Gal Sunday

Téléfilm
2014
Not Rated
1h 20min

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5,2/10

631

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Rachel Blanchard, Cameron Mathison, and Jack Wagner in Disparitions suspectes (2014)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA newlywed couple proves their crime-solving prowess when their political ties and successful private-eye business suddenly puts them in grave danger. When their parents are taken hostage by... Tout lireA newlywed couple proves their crime-solving prowess when their political ties and successful private-eye business suddenly puts them in grave danger. When their parents are taken hostage by a vengeful kidnapper looking for justice for the wrongful murder conviction of his brothe... Tout lireA newlywed couple proves their crime-solving prowess when their political ties and successful private-eye business suddenly puts them in grave danger. When their parents are taken hostage by a vengeful kidnapper looking for justice for the wrongful murder conviction of his brother, the duo must work together to uncover the clues that will save their parents' lives -- ... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Kristoffer Tabori
Scénario
- Mary Higgins Clark
- Howard Burkons
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

5,2/10

631

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Kristoffer Tabori
Scénario
- Mary Higgins Clark
- Howard Burkons
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Trailer 0:32

My Gal Sunday

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8vagrantmind

Good pilot! overlooked potential series

Interest plot with excellent execution. Well written and well played.

This is the whole of my review, but in order to post it, I must fill out the requisite number of characters.

Hmmm still over four hundred characters to go. Obviously the designers of this method of review collection have never adopted the concept of short and sweet. They prefer a verbose display unrated characters to make the review seem more pertinent by great collects of verbose.

Still one hundred twenty six character required to submit my review. I hope to satisfy the requirements without resorting to adding a cardinal countdown.

5sarajimi

I was feeling generous

The good: Cameron Mathison and a mystery that doesn't feature a murder. The bad: most of the rest. While the actors were fine in their roles, they weren't given much with which to work. The preposterous plot is worthy of a Cussler novel, which means it's convoluted at best when squeezed into a hour. Factual errors were at least one per segment. The editing in of unnecessary and unrelated flashbacks tended to make things confusing. It's quite obvious why this did not become a series.

2jewhitmer25

I love Cameron Mathison

That being said, I did no love this movie. I wanted to because I think Cameron Mathison is an incredible actor.

But the storyline was weak, jumping from past to present was confusing and disturbing. And the movie was just dumb.

Cameron Mathison deserves much better material.

Shame on you Hallmark for wasting this outstanding actor on this terrible movie.

My advice - find a better way to pass the next 2 hours.

1cayenne-99766

Oscar material?

OMG! I can't believe this movie didn't cost me an arm an a leg to watch! The writing, acting, and the incredibly 'who done it' plot was an impeccably crafted piece of creative writing! Of course, and I do mean, OF COURSE all the above was a bald-face lie!

This cinematic exercise in flusing movie production money down the toilet places second to the waste I felt watching the cast miserably attempt some assemblage of believability but falling short in EVERY scene. Hallmark should be ashamed!! This movie had all the makings of a Saturday morning teenager crime drama; however, I really don't mean to undercut the enjoyment factor of Nancy Drew by suggesting this movie deserves to be associated with such quality company because, well, it doesn't - not even remotely!!

Oscar? In their dreams!

5judyharl