Perhaps this will not be a very fair or complete review. We could not get through this movie no matter how hard we tried.
The telegraphed dialog and the wooden delivery of the actors, particularly with Mr. Sheridan, made me feel like I was watching a re-run of Matlock or Murder She Wrote.
Un-inventive, predictable and sophomoric are words that come to mind.
In one of the first scenes from the film, when we see Harry in his favorite restaurant, I was waiting for someone to start listing all the possible side effects of taking the mood altering pharmaceutical they were pitching... oh wait, this was supposed to be a movie. But it sure seems like a commercial for senior medicine.
If you like thrillers from the Lifetime network, this is for you.
If you like well made movies that have believable characters, look elsewhere.
The telegraphed dialog and the wooden delivery of the actors, particularly with Mr. Sheridan, made me feel like I was watching a re-run of Matlock or Murder She Wrote.
Un-inventive, predictable and sophomoric are words that come to mind.
In one of the first scenes from the film, when we see Harry in his favorite restaurant, I was waiting for someone to start listing all the possible side effects of taking the mood altering pharmaceutical they were pitching... oh wait, this was supposed to be a movie. But it sure seems like a commercial for senior medicine.
If you like thrillers from the Lifetime network, this is for you.
If you like well made movies that have believable characters, look elsewhere.