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I chose this movie because it's set in Florida where I live. There was mention of a storm (why?) and nothing more came of it, at least not in the time I wasted watching as much as I did.
This is one of the worst excuses for a movie that I've ever seen. The acting is horrible--stilted, stiff, emotionless--and the main character has lost her dog and doesn't even seem to care. She finds that her dog had been in a shelter a week ago (why didn't she check the shelters?) and had been adopted. Her argument with the shelter worker to break the rules and tell her who adopted the dog was so bad I stopped watching. She didn't deserve that dog, anyway.
Life is too short for such drivel.
This is one of the worst excuses for a movie that I've ever seen. The acting is horrible--stilted, stiff, emotionless--and the main character has lost her dog and doesn't even seem to care. She finds that her dog had been in a shelter a week ago (why didn't she check the shelters?) and had been adopted. Her argument with the shelter worker to break the rules and tell her who adopted the dog was so bad I stopped watching. She didn't deserve that dog, anyway.
Life is too short for such drivel.
How can a movie be called "Love Unleashed," have a description that focuses on the main character (Sarah) desperate to find her dog, and then come across as though, once the dog is found, she hardly cares? There were tons of threads in this movie that didn't work for me, but the fact that once the two main characters agree to hang out the dog doesn't really play a role in the story was one of the biggest. Sarah doesn't seem to care about her dog after he's done being used as a plot device, ignores and forgets about her friend/business partner, and just doesn't seem like a person I should care about.