Obsession: Escaping My Ex

This is so modern, funny, realistic, weird, and teaching. It teaches us of dangers of relationships and love problems. Meaning it shows us consequences that may happen in love, marriage, relationships, and unfortunately nothing different that are happening in bad news. Reminds me of suicides and murders related to love in my country, especially in the past year. There are some very funny and weird scenes all of which remind me of personal experiences such as outsider being recognized not belonging in neighborhood, and being caught lying due to lack of knowledge, and young people buying newspaper when they have Internet... Also lots of authentic criminal or personal safety skills such as using burner phones, masking ourselves, hacking wifi password... This is for wide audience, for example could be liked both by police and criminals, realtors and people falling in love...and many other people. Too romantic and sexual, that at first I thought this is some pornography, at least bondage and domination aspects.

This second installment of the Obsession trilogy is a little off the rails, as an escaped Blake seems to have incredible connections and make all sorts of events happen. Regardless, it is another fun movie to watch at least once.

Look for:

1. Blake's crazy sister played by Anastasia Phillips - VERY convincing performance.

2. The amazing way Blake is able to get passports, empty houses (to live in), and so on. We all should be so lucky.

3. The ENDING - actually rather scary.

Have a drink or two and enjoy the movie.

Blake escapes on his way to prison ready to seek revenge and get Madison back but there are a few obstacles in the way that he must dispose of first. What does he do will need the viewer to tune in. But this movie was not as good as the first, imho and there were a few plot holes and some continuity flaws. Still, worth a watch to see what happens in the finale.

Ranks right up there the remake of Lone Ranger and Wild Wild West. Unbelievably bad. Nothing about this film works.