Juste pour une nuit

If you love fine men, this us for you. If you like good acting, directing, writing, editing, head for the hills. Very much a Hallmark channel wannabe.

I spent most of the movie ignoring the absolute horrible acting from the females and spent most of the time admiring the house decor. The house was nicely decorated.

Brian White is a great actor but for the rest? Why did they have to cast models, these people are not actors, I've seen better acting at my local high school play.

The plot was obviously unoriginal, but I decided to watch this because I love movies like Obsessed. This movie was predictable and unexciting. Some of the acting was unconvincing especially from the lead women but with the exception of the lead man and his best friend. I don't know if I should put more blame on the actors or the script. Brian White is a seasoned, talented actor, but Karrueche really needs to work on delivering lines. I know she is a relatively new actress, so I hope/know she will improve with experience. I'm not sure why movies keep coming out with this overused plot. Nonetheless, I would suggest this movie to people as an example of what results from a weak script and lackluster acting.

If you seen fatal Attraction then it's no need to watch this the acting was bad it was terrible the part in the movie I didn't get was after the first night they slept together. He was acting like he didn't want anything to do with her but then you see them walking in the park and going out to eat and dancing that left me confused. I would not watch this movie ever again or anything else from Chris stokes because they aren't original when it comes to doing movies they just steal movies and switch some scenes around like nobody will notice.

Monday, 5 September 2016 I saw this movie on free cable television channel last night. The subject and story line is Not new, but the lead actor, Brian White and actresses, Karrueche Tran as the happy loving wife and Angelique Pereira as the mentally twisted sister all did a good job.

Many years ago when I was in college watching old movies for class assignments, a professor told the class that every movie or t.v idea has been done at least once, maybe twice, so there aren't any new ideas, just a twist on an old idea.

I knew how this t.v movie would turn out, but it held my attention to the end.