Christie lever plays April cook, she's a graphic designer who's boyfriend ends up In a coma after an accident. She doesn't seem to bothered but that's probably just down to lackluster acting, though giving credit Christie was probably more believable than than the rest of the cast. She meets this seemingly nice guy in a restaurant and for some reason the red flags were not already going off. It's predictable after thatoinf but like all these types of films it's still interesting enough to keep me entertained. Overall this movie is not great but not completely terrible either the script is bad to.
Review of You'll Never Leave Me
