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I caught this tv movie the other night. In recent decades, tv movies, in general, have come to outshine theatrical releases. Unfortunately, "A Lover Scorned", isn't one of them. It's a very droll and dull effort. No pizzazz. No charisma. No excitement. No melodrama. No emotion. It was as if the cast was going through a mere script reading. I would, ordinarily, rate it 4-stars out of 10. However, the story did have a number of twists and turns in it. So, I generously pushed it up to 5-stars. This project could have been and should have been much better than the finished product.

10 Stars for laughable green screen and gay content. 1 Star for this movie being poorly executed and confusing. I drink wine when I watch these movies and I'd have to "Put a Cork" in this one.

Brooke tells Wong that whatever he thinks she did, she did. What that is? I couldn't tell you.

Was this silly murder for love and money thriller meant to be a spoof? It just jumps from plot twist to plot twist. It's so terrible. Poor Emilie de Ravin. What's she doing in this nonsense.

The acting is wooden, the characters are cardboard and dialogue is bad.

Lifetime usually does well or at least decent with movies but this was god awful. The acting, plot, scenes and "effects" were so bad I've seen home movies look more professional. I seriously hate I waste an hour of my life on this

I know it's a Lifetime movie, but Lifetime has cranked out some really well-done and enjoyable guilty pleasures in the last few years, but this is not one of them. Terrible drama-class acting, terrible writing and dialogue, completely unbelievable, and predictable, The scene where they go to the mountains is done on a second-rate green screen and it just lends a cheep feel to movie, Overall, it feels like a Tyler Perry drama on OWN