Fiançailles et Représailles

Original title: Eve of Abduction

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5.2/10

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Philip Boyd, Robb Derringer, Sarah Lind, and Dylan Raine Woods in Fiançailles et Représailles (2018)

When single mom Stephanie gets engaged to single dad Jameson she receives an anonymous stalker's threat. The threats continue and her daughter is taken, but Stephanie will learn the kidnapper is really on her side, and trying to warn her of an even greater danger.

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Single mom Stephanie gets engaged, receives threats demanding she break it off or her daughter will be kidnapped. Her daughter is taken, but the kidnapper aims to warn Stephanie about a grea... Read allSingle mom Stephanie gets engaged, receives threats demanding she break it off or her daughter will be kidnapped. Her daughter is taken, but the kidnapper aims to warn Stephanie about a greater danger related to her fiancé.Single mom Stephanie gets engaged, receives threats demanding she break it off or her daughter will be kidnapped. Her daughter is taken, but the kidnapper aims to warn Stephanie about a greater danger related to her fiancé.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

324

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5Carriexoc

Enjoyable for a Lifetime Movie but...,

Really held my interest throughout the movie. What pulled me out was the scene where the mom was drinking a glass of wine watching a movie while her daughter was missing for all of 48 hours?!?!? Come on writers! The husband walks in and says "What's wrong?" UMMMM. ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME WRITERS? WHO WOULD SAY THAT? DUH!!! PLEASE!!!! Lifetime!!! Please for the love of GOD! Hire some REAL writers who would think these things through! I'm available!!!! Call me!

1carlabell-48824

Poor poor lead actress

I'm trying to get through this movie without being so critical, but the lead actress is horrible. I don't understand all the facial expressions. They're distracting, unattractive, and have no relevance to her lines. This is another example of poor casting by Lifetime movies.

3HorrorFanLewis

Decent enough storyline

Absolutely, categorically, the worst acting you will ever see. Not a single one of the people appearing in this movie can act, not one. I spent most of the time laughing at the awful dialogue and the silly faces the lead actress keeps pulling. And the daughter is so robotic it's unreal. The storyline is quite predictable but decent enough to make it to the end. But seriously, you will not find a worse group of actors in a single movie.

8mjanssens26

Plenty of twists and eye candy make this worth the watch

Both the men and women in this film are quite attractive. That being said, it's yet another guilty-pleasure Lifetime movie but this one has more twists than usual. The film starts off as a kidnapping mystery and then unfolds into a separate story murder whodunit. This was a fun popcorn film. Lifetime-quality movies should be judged for what they are, silly escapism and this one was great for that purpose.

1annieshaw-29362

Poor acting

Lead actors show poor performance. Lead actress role very naive.

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Trivia
This movie has been shown on the Lifetime network under the title, "My Little Girl Is Gone", an alternate title that is not listed here as of the time this is written.

Goofs
When Jameson pours Stephanie a spiked drink, she says, "I don't drink Scotch". He replies, "You've never had 50 year old Scotch". But when the bottle is shown as he pours the drink, the label clearly says, "Bourbon Whiskey".