Long Lost Daughter

Slightly different type of obsession here where a couple who lost their young girl after she goes missing thinks that this young teacher 20 years later is her.

Starts off fairly plausible then gets far fetched as they go psycho and kidnap her.

Why didn't she just some DNA?

Anyway it's not unwatchable but not great either.

You wouldn't know this when watching the film but apparently this is based on actual real life events. If that's the case although the characters are believable, the acting is decent and things become interesting, this film lacks a bit of depth in places. I didn't like that there is inconsistencies. For instance a school with seemingly only one teacher and it's apparent the budget wasn't great or the research wasn't done well. As you'd expect the usual tense and predictable drama unfolds, usual psycho possessive mother figure and well this I found strangely predicable. The lead role who plays Michelle is a very good natural performer. But yeah perhaps because of there being so many films like this out there at the moment you'll want to avoid this.

Same problem with my recording. The last couple of minutes didn't tape. Last I saw and heard was "Michelle, you have to tell her...." Michelle looked out of it, like she was suffering PTS but then nothing!!!! If that was the ending, it was horrible.

It was a good movie, but it off the last two minutes when she opens her pkg. Her husband says, "you've got to tell her". What was it????

The movie was extremely naff. Only about 10 mins of the movie was actually relevant. The sound quality was shocking, budget must've been really low. I feel sorry for the actors to be honest, the ending was also extremely disappointing but what should've I expected with such a crap movie. Very disappointed, can't believe Netflix would even consider showing this. Is this really the sort of content I'm paying a £7.99 subscription for?