Ma vie au bout du fil

This is definitely a pyjama day movie. . It's quite entertaining, the actings not bad either. Also a bit of eye candy for girls and boys. So put your feet up relax and just be entertained.

Mediocre film but so farfetched, for instance when Eric was running after the guy he had taken his jacket and shirt off and was left wearing a vest, why would you do that?? Oh yes of course, to show off his MUSCLES!! Also how can one person be behind every cctv camera wherever she went? I could go on but I won't!

(2012) Broken Trust SOCIAL COMMENTARY DRAMA

This is yet another fictitious made-for-TV movie about the extent pharmaceutical companies will do to win a case. It regards a prosecution toward a pharmaceutical company called Orbik Tech from an ambitious lawyer, Sophie Anderson (Laura Vandervoort) claiming they had stolen information. Sophie's partner of that firm, Bruce Harris ( Sean Allan), then gets kidnapped by the company, and they would hold him as hostage so that Sophie will perform some specific tasks. Who also needed help from her ex, who happens to work for the law enforcement. By looking at the title, "Broken Trust", the movie is kind of a giveaway. And as a result the entire experience is not as surprising anymore.

This movie, a supposed "thriller" is awful. The acting, which is garbage, some actors are alright but most are just terrible. The camera angles are just the worst. They are in the worst possible spots for each scene. The music is the worst thing though by far. They use this "intense" music attempting to scare you and make it a real thriller, but the acting isn't good enough to make it a thriller, or the plot.

Most scenes when they use this music it's an awful attempt to scare you. It repeats the exact same music in other scenes, can't they make up something else? The music seems completely irrelevant to the movie too. Anyways, my point is the acting is gross. If you're looking for a good movie, skip past this one.

In Los Angeles, the lawyer Sophie Anderson (Laura Vandervoort) works in an attorney office founded by her deceased father and his friend Bruce Harris (Sean Allan) that Sophie considers as a father. Sophie is working in her biggest case so far relative to an intellectual property against a powerful pharmaceutical company. Out of the blue, Bruce disappears and Sophie reports to the police department, where her former fiancé Eric Robinson (Shawn Roberts) is a detective. When she leaves the precinct, she is contacted by a stranger that explains that Bruce has been kidnapped and she must follow his orders; otherwise he would harm and kill her boss. Soon Sophie discovers that she is trapped in an evil scheme and someone powerful is manipulating her like a puppet.

"Broken Trust" is a Canadian thriller with a predictable but entertaining story. The final twist does not surprise. The lawyer Sophie Anderson is too naive and the screenplay has many flaws but this movie can be watched if the viewer does not have a great expectation. My vote is five.

Title (Brazil): "Isolada" ("Isolated")