My Baby Is Missing

For some reason, when I saw this film, it was called 'Stolen Innocence'.

I found this a very watchable and an enjoyable film, very suitable for family viewing although it probably would not interest younger children, but I think the tag 'thriller' is misleading. From the beginning, each stage of the plot's development is easy to predict and the main part of the final outcome is pretty obvious from very early on. There are the usual coincidences and lucky breaks when in normal circumstances things would go quite differently, but this is pretty normal in detective type films or by and large the mysteries would never be solved! For me this did not really detract from the enjoyment, but if you are looking to be on the edge of your seat with suspense, you should look elsewhere! Finally a personal gripe: as usual with many films, some of the dialogue is lost occasionally when the diction is not clear; but what can you expect unless you want characters to speak less naturally (perhaps like newsreaders) - and I am British which doesn't help with an American film! This is no worse an issue with this film than with many others.

The movie was good the story was interesting but only thing that got me was the fact that Jenna didn't seem like a greaving mother at all, it looked like she was always smiling. Other than that I enjoyed the movie

Why the people on Lifetime and LMN always tries to do the police job and go after the bad people themselves, even the teenagers? Which makes the movie so unbelievable.

I hardly know where to start with what bothers me about this TV movie.

Perhaps the fact that woman who has just lost her baby under extreme circumstances go to work the next day, looking like a million dollars. Walks about with perfect hair and make-up, not in mourning in any way.

Maybe it is the fact that NO-ONE believes her story although 1) she can prove she had a fake nurse coming to see her at the time of the birth 2) she had drugs in her system 3) she can identify the nurse and does so in front of a police officer.

Maybe it is the fact that everyone is so dumb and everything is spelled out and over explained as in "I had a strange woman visit me right before I passed out and gave birth - there must be a connection - what if she had something to do with this?" or "She gave me some vitamins and now they're gone - what if she used those to drug me?" NO S*** SHERLOCK!

Maybe it is the brain dead dialogue: "I am sure we will get through this" - "Oh, did you take a course on how to say all the right things?" - and it was NOT ironic! I could go on. Anyways - if you want to waste 1½ hours on crappy, naive and kliché dialogue, and unbelievable story line, Hollywood styling, and bad acting, you are in for treat.

For those who enjoy conspiracy movies, this one features pretty much everyone, the police, the medical staffers, everyone you see, except for the pregnant gal herself, believing she didn't end up the mother she'd expected to be. It had even you and I questioning the facts. Oh no, I was in on the conspiracy, too!

It is creative. It's nice to see a film that's different than others I've seen. But, man, it got annoying after awhile that EVERYONE, time after time, figured the main character was in the wrong and wouldn't even look into the crooks' details & actions, forcing the heroine to do her own detective work. If people really end up having to be their own police, why is it that I have to pay so many state & local taxes?