Missing Twin

We have seen almost all the Lifetime movies and we have to search diligently through LMN, LMC, and Lifetime to find ones we have not seen.

We sat down this afternoon to watch "Missing Twin." The concept is intriguing- this could have been made into a very good movie. Emphasize "could have been." Too many unbelievable things happen. The coincidental scene of the twins sitting side by side at a little day care area. Come on. And then, of course, the sheriff could not be an attractive woman, had to be overweight and plain, to emphasize she was bad.

My wife was telling me this was the worst LMN movie we have seen and I kept telling her that there have been worse...and then, and then, the boomerang scene happened and- yes- that confirmed it was the worst ever.

Would have given it negative stars but we can't go lower than one.

DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS ONE- make better use of your time by unclogging a drain, or fixing that pipe under your sink...or or or ANYTHING ELSE!!!!

I just saw this last night - a very cool watch! It's not the scariest movie ever, but, unlike alot of thrillers, it affected me deeply and took me on an interesting journey. It was very well cast and directted and the pace really worked. I love films that use the kind of eery, tense atmosphere that builds and builds as you anticipate the ending! Plus, the slow, artful reveal of the truth during Jenny's personal investigation and the cool plot twists kept me totally into it till the great rollercoaster ending! A definite thumbs up!

LOVED IT!! This is a family-friendly movie that we all enjoyed over the weekend during our hangout family time. Our kids enjoyed it because they loved getting spooked by the scary suspense building up during the film. It did a great job getting us hoooked and leaving us feeling like we'd shared something special. The relationship between Jenny and Connor reminds me a lot of my relationship with my own husband: a strong bond yet sometimes we feel the need for a deep understanding of each other. And honestly, I feel like this family's life is something we can all relate to and see parts of ourselves in. Kudos to writer/director Julia Pierrepont and her talented cast and crew for creating that resonance! I definitely recommend it to other families for their weekend movie night!

The choppy editing. The lack of any actual tension. It literally looks like a stream of consciousness strung together with horrible acting and a weird cop fetish. The camera kept shaking. It doesn't feel like a movie at all. I never write reviews but I feel people need to be warned about this movie. It's simply terrible. I'm trudging through it, waiting for something to happen. My mom has already passed out from boredom.

This movie was fabulous and the cast that was set for it was awesome. I'm a very big Lifetime movie fan, and I love the movies about either childbirth issues, missing children, kidnapped children or babies stolen. Lifetime really knows how to keep me interested and on the edge. Actor Josh Murray played an important role as being a good husband, he was hurt deep down about the loss of his other twin daughter. But his character showed that although he was hurting inside, he also wanted to forget and didn't want it to break up his family. And of all the people to be the critical suspect, was the sheriff of the town. I'd like to see Josh Murray in a lot more movies playing the role of a law enforcement officer, But more as a high top official.