Ma fille, star des réseaux sociaux...

The audio quality sounds like of a 70s show. It sounds even worst during scenes where Skyler and her sister are in the house. While the quality is somewhat better during the scenes outside Skyler's house, overall it sounds like everyone is talking through a paper towel tube. The premise seems interesting, but they try too hard to push the "social media bad" message, rather than balancing it out. Lastly, the way Monica was killed off was pretty idiotic. All the hospital would have to do is check their security cams, and see a nurse they may or may not recognize. That and it would look extremely suspicious if that same nurse pulled up, went only into one room - where the patient died - then left. How at all was that plan suppose to work?

The main actor (the girl that plays Skyler) is a horrible actor and I was trying to figure out why she talked the way she did the entire movie. It's incredibly distracting. Anyway, overall not a good movie.

Surprised how bad it was, even after reading the reviews...but, like a traffic accident...just...couldn't...stop watching! The plot, the acting, camera angles, choices of close-ups.....just never gets off the ground. You just keep asking yourself Why??

One of the worst lifetime movies...bad acting.....

This movie tried to tell a morality story about the dangers of social media interaction over IRL human contact. Unfortunately, it has inspired me to start my own vlog and hire my own teen manager named Skyler. Seems legit!

Over the top acting, easy to follow, and tried to say something. Pour it up! (One star off for minimal POC representation.)