Menace sur mon bébé

Extremely bad. I couldn't tell you one positive thing about 'Dying For A Baby'.

The acting here is dire. It's obvious Sarah Minnich (Jessica) is the best of the talent, though even her performance isn't anything close to good. The premise is incredibly far-fetched, as the film fails to make any of it seem believable or even to makes us care for the characters involved.

I do appreciate the darker nature of what occurs, but a lot of it is so ludicrous that it's hard to take serious at all. It follows the points that most of these productions do, it's similar in that regard to 'Killer In-Law' - which I like - but that has strong acting; namely from Nana Visitor.

I marginally like how this is produced visually, it has some cool stock footage, but even that's nothing notable. This film, although not the worst I've seen, most certainly isn't worth a watch.

For the premise a vaguely Hand that rocks the cradle scenario is in play. Differently the wacko isn't hiding her identity. The woman lost her baby and wants the other woman from the accident's baby. The actresses are quite good. The wacko looks wacko and the naive one is played by Cristina B Allen of Revenge. The victim is too naive but when she finally gets suspicious you get irritated with her. The wacko's scheme is far fetched.

I tried to watch the movie, believing it would surely get better. I was wrong, the storyline was so amateurish and far fetched, and the actors totally overdid their portrayal of the characters. I felt like I was watching a high school play. I had to read a review below to work out how the story ended as I couldn't bring myself to watching past the first 30min

I cannot stress how far fetched this absolute dross is. Series of highly unlikely scenarios. Acting is dreadful too. Do something more productive with your time like watching paint dry at least ithat is believable.

Typical LMN movie, deranged female who will do anything to have her baby