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I knew nothing about this case when I watched the movie. What stood out to me was its nearly three-hour runtime. I'm glad I watched it because it's very well done, never boring, and the topic is important to learn about. I have been following the Lori Vallow Daybell case since the beginning; it's also about the Mormon church. I highly recommend this movie. It inspired me to research Ervil LeBaron. Even though Lori and Chad Daybell have been convicted and are now in prison, I have always wondered if they are still influencing their followers from behind bars. I hope it's different than the case in this movie.

I don't judge easily, but this movie again shows that there's something wrong with the LDS church. They never speak out about cases like these, which is especially troubling. Besides Lori and Chad Daybell, there's also the case of Ruby Franke and Jody Hildebrandt. Still, no statement from the Mormon LDS church regarding these cases. If you don't know much about Mormons or the LDS Church, this movie will show you how its founder, Joseph Smith, created an environment conducive to false prophets and brainwashing.

After watching The Surfer, Freaky Tales, The Rule of Jenny Pen, and other 2025 Hollywood movies that I was looking forward to but was disappointed by, I can definitely recommend this one. It's not overwhelming, but I promise you, you're not getting bored, and with the little twist in the end, I'm sure you'll agree that it's a decent watch. I had so many expectations for The Surfer and especially The Rule of Jenny Pen, and as a movie lover, I have no words for how much they disappointed me. Unit 234 surpasses them.

It says my review is too short, and so, as mentioned in the title, I want you to know that regarding the twist in the end, again, although not overwhelming, there's still a touching element which I consider satisfying. And so for me, 1) I wasn't bored, 2) the twist, and 3) a little something to touch your heart.

It was good until the end. Why? Oh, why..... I never got bored so it could have been a decent or good movie.

But the ending messed it up. If I would be generous, I could say that the ending still has food for thought. But because there could have been more, I'm disappointed and unsatisfied. I'm not sure if I would recommend it. Everything about the movie was okay. Like average okay. If a film doesn't bore you, that means something. But again, the ending is just not enough. Unfortunately, it's one of the most important parts if not the most important I have to fill 42 more characters for this review, so I just keep on rambling.