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"See Jane Run" is a great book written by Joy Fielding. This movie bears so little resemblance to the book that I can't believe it! Jane finds herself in downtown Boston one day with absolutely no memory of who she is, where she is or how she got there. She finds her way to the hospital, where a very handsome, charming doctor claims her as his wife and takes her home. He's very loving and attentive and promises to do everything to help Jane regain her memory. Jane begins to have flashes of memory, but the pieces don't fit with what her husband has told her. Is there something terribly wrong or is she just emotionally and mentally unstable? Please read the book to find out. The book has absolutely no nonsense about Jane having the ability to see the future. There is a completely valid reason for her to have amnesia, and when she does remember, you won't believe it! Run, don't walk, to your nearest library or bookstore. Don't waste your time with this movie. (No offense to Joanna Kerns, who is a very good actress!)

Oh the humanity! What a lousy flick. Even by TV movie standards, it's awful. Predictable and corny. Joanna Kerns deserves better. Did she really need the money this much? But this flick is still fun to laugh at! Catch this howler on Lifetime if you can.

Compelling tale of a woman who has lost her memory; has she suffered a severe mental breakdown? Or is she being set-up by her 'devoted' husband? Unfortunately once those questions are answered the movie tends to go down-hill, nevertheless excellent performances from the female and male lead. 7 out of 10.

I like this movie because it stars Jonnah Kerns. When I was watching "See Jane Run", I was astonished at how brilliantly Jonnah Kerns acted in this movie. She is so good that it is too hard to explain. If you also like Jonnah Kerns, she plays Maggie Seaver/Malone in "Growing Pains" which is another great show. It is very funny.

I thought I had this movie figured out pretty quickly boy was I wrong. This is a great made for tv movie. I haven't read the book and most movies whether it's TV or theaters don't do the book justice I have a feeling this movie is as good or maybe better then the book. Johanna Kerns is fabulous,she can do comedy and drama with equal parts aplomb and realism. The farther into the movie you get,the more jaw dropping it gets. Jon Shea is also great as the supposed caring,loving,supportive husband,another shocking realization,they just keep coming until the end. A five star movie,a must watch,surprise,surprise.