21 reviews
Dear lord above!!!
The acting from everyone was horrific, especially the villain David! Annoying face, annoying hair and generally just annoyingly bad!!!!
Worth a watch if nowt else to do though!!!!?
The acting from everyone was horrific, especially the villain David! Annoying face, annoying hair and generally just annoyingly bad!!!!
Worth a watch if nowt else to do though!!!!?
- thediva-89114
- Oct 12, 2021
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- nestes-51715
- Feb 13, 2021
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First of all, why are the mother and daughter living in Versailles? The house is ridiculously over the top. Vivica is wonderful as always, the daughter bland, the mother strong. The young man is excellent and keeps it on track, even when the dialog is risible.
- douglas.soesbe
- Feb 11, 2021
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- haroot_azarian
- Mar 23, 2021
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If I could give it a minus rating I would. Horrible acting and I guessed the plot ending 15 minutes into the movie. Don't waste your time on this one.
- heartofgold312
- Feb 17, 2021
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- nightroses
- Apr 9, 2021
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Emily meets new student David at her high school who she starts to develop feelings for. But then David starts to begin stalking her, becoming controlling and getting violent. But why? You will have to turn in to see this Lifetime movie which ends with a bang! And of course, Ms Vivica is along for the ride, too! New actor Evan Adams has a nice acting future ahead of him! Recommend this valentine flick.
- Chartreuse1
- Feb 18, 2021
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Predictable movie like most Lifetime movies. The actors were alright. The only one I didn't like was the villain David. Him and the main female actor had no chemistry. I wish they would've had someone more mysterious and better looking for his role. Plus that white head on the side of his nose through the entire movie had me wanting to reach thru the screen and pop it! Yuck. Lol All in all it's still a fun watch.
- kpemma-99422
- Feb 11, 2022
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- burlesonjesse5
- Feb 12, 2021
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There is a new actor in LMN and he's great. I have a feeling that we are getting to see this guy at the beginning of his career. He is what kept my interest. He's not your usual LMN actor which means once he gets discovered we will lose him as he levels up to a tv show or big movies. In the meantime I hope they put him in everything while he's still willing to take LMN movies!!
- poundsdown
- Feb 27, 2021
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I sat down to watch the 2021 TV movie "The Wrong Valentine" mostly because the movie had Vivica A. Fox on the cast list. But I also opted to watch it since it was a movie that I hadn't already seen before.
And I must admit that when I saw that it was a Lifetime movie, then I didn't really harbor much of any expectation to writers Robert Dean Klein, Jeffrey Schenck and Peter Sullivan. But I still opted to watch the movie.
As the movie came to the end, I have to admit that I was actually glad I opted to watch the movie, despite of it being a Lifetime movie, because "The Wrong Valentine" was genuinely entertaining and a good movie. The storyline was well written. Sure, it was predictable and somewhat generic, but the material worked.
The acting performances in the movie were good, and they had some interesting names and talents on the cast list. The lead roles were played nicely by Mariah Robinson (playing Emily) and Evan Adams (playing David). I was especially impressed with Evan Adams and his spot on performance as a mentally unstable stalker. The movie also had a nice performance from Arie Thompson (playing Ashley, Emily's mom) and of course Vivica A. Fox (playing Ms. Connelly). A shame that Vivica A. Fox didn't have more on-screen time.
While "The Wrong Valentine" was an entertaining and very watchable movie, the contents of the storyline and script hardly had enough material to sustain more than a single viewing. However, I will say that you should definitely sit down to watch director David DeCoteau's "The Wrong Valentine" movie if you have the chance. I was genuinely entertained and positively surprised.
My rating of "The Wrong Valentine" lands on a seven out of ten stars.
And I must admit that when I saw that it was a Lifetime movie, then I didn't really harbor much of any expectation to writers Robert Dean Klein, Jeffrey Schenck and Peter Sullivan. But I still opted to watch the movie.
As the movie came to the end, I have to admit that I was actually glad I opted to watch the movie, despite of it being a Lifetime movie, because "The Wrong Valentine" was genuinely entertaining and a good movie. The storyline was well written. Sure, it was predictable and somewhat generic, but the material worked.
The acting performances in the movie were good, and they had some interesting names and talents on the cast list. The lead roles were played nicely by Mariah Robinson (playing Emily) and Evan Adams (playing David). I was especially impressed with Evan Adams and his spot on performance as a mentally unstable stalker. The movie also had a nice performance from Arie Thompson (playing Ashley, Emily's mom) and of course Vivica A. Fox (playing Ms. Connelly). A shame that Vivica A. Fox didn't have more on-screen time.
While "The Wrong Valentine" was an entertaining and very watchable movie, the contents of the storyline and script hardly had enough material to sustain more than a single viewing. However, I will say that you should definitely sit down to watch director David DeCoteau's "The Wrong Valentine" movie if you have the chance. I was genuinely entertained and positively surprised.
My rating of "The Wrong Valentine" lands on a seven out of ten stars.
- paul_m_haakonsen
- May 15, 2022
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The channel of unrealistic,over the top & downright cheesy stories.
Sometimes forget what movie it is,due to recycled actors & plots.
The mom's acting was over the top & outfits more suited for teens. Was like she was told action,now go enter the room.. Always rushing in,honestly a bit ridiculous.
The villian tried hard,just wasn't real great.
I like Vivica but.. Enough! Is there nobody else? Let's not forget homes & more,that seem a bit out of reality.
Was refreshing seeing faces that seemed new,but didn't save this reasonably ok movie.
Won't make my list of movies to rewatch,even in the distant future.
The mom's acting was over the top & outfits more suited for teens. Was like she was told action,now go enter the room.. Always rushing in,honestly a bit ridiculous.
The villian tried hard,just wasn't real great.
I like Vivica but.. Enough! Is there nobody else? Let's not forget homes & more,that seem a bit out of reality.
Was refreshing seeing faces that seemed new,but didn't save this reasonably ok movie.
Won't make my list of movies to rewatch,even in the distant future.
Only ten minutes in and this is already one of the worst films ever. I've never seen a "professional" production with such universally bad acting. That's paired with even worse writing. The dialog is painfully stupid and hackneyed. Scenes make little sense. The history classroom looks like the basement of an Elks Hall. Other "school" scenes look nothing like a school.
And did I mention the acting is atrocious?
Is Vivica Fox supposed to be some kniwn actor because she's pretty bad. She overacts her lousy lines. The guy who plays the villian David is annoying, especially his ridiculous hair. That's it.
And did I mention the acting is atrocious?
Is Vivica Fox supposed to be some kniwn actor because she's pretty bad. She overacts her lousy lines. The guy who plays the villian David is annoying, especially his ridiculous hair. That's it.
This movie was incredible! When vivica THE fox said her iconic "it looks like you had the wrong-" line at the end, I actually fainted. I do wish there was more vivica, just being the helpful background teacher isn't enough :( but other than that the movie was good, the evil dude needs a haircut though
- aprilsfriendorin
- Feb 12, 2021
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The plot was good but I felt that the acting and execution could have been a little better. Somebody said Ashley, the mother, was over-the-top, but I felt that the best friend, Michelle, was super annoying! Also, the ending was kind of weak. On the plus side, Evan Adams (David Olsen) is a TOTAL BABE! He alone did a good job playing an obsessive, vengeful heartthrob from hell. In my opinion, he is the one who made this movie bearable. More to the point, he's actually the reason I keep watching it, and I look forward to seeing him in more films!
- shankia_tinsleyLL
- Feb 17, 2021
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If being wrong isn't right, then what is? If you can answer that question, you will love this movie. This is definitely the most taught and well acted of the Wrong series, and has the best script, I think. You know what you're getting into with Lifetime, and this was one of the best in recent memory. + Both the kid actors were great!
- mallcowboy
- Apr 29, 2021
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You get to know all sorts of psychos when following Lifetime thriller movies and yes, as one reviewer said, many stories are recycled and you never cease to be amazed by level of madness and depravity when dead bodies start to pile up - idea for this movie would probably not be original one - it happened and it keeps happening all the time that somebody gets so screwed up in their head and jilted enough for normal person watching this to make you sick of stomach i- for me just a new rock bottom of psycho terror.
Movie starts with the valentime's plot of blushing teenagers at school but shockingly things deteriorate badly soon enough to make you sick in stomach when psycho character begins their moves on - question with these movie plots always pops up: could this happen in real life? how easy and affordable is it for somebody track you down from your past life in order to exert some sort of punishment on you.
I'm always a fan of anything with Vivica but the villain was especially evil in this one which kept me on the edge of my seat!
- bpreston-61537
- Feb 14, 2021
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