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Contentar Best movie of this year hands down!

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

natalieb-30862 This movie is definitely not PG because it has sex and bad words.this should be rated PG- 13 or 15 this is not one you want to watch with a child under 13 years old. It was also very predictable about what will happen next.This movie is violent,gruesome and does not want to be one you watch with young children.I don't recommend. There are 4-5 bad words.There is sex images that should not be shown in front of small eyes,it is not a good influence.There is also something at the end where it shows that she has had a baby at a young age,which is definitely not a good lead for teenagers and young children.There is also a part where she is basically a kidnapper which is also bad because of what it may influence.I think that this is too harsh for young ones it is too early to learn about sex and bad words.please watch before showing.

wes-connors Working mother Laura Allen and handsome, well-built husband Cam Gigandet (as Linda and Mark Kessler) leave their little girl with elderly, hard-of-hearing babysitter Carol Herman (as Barbara Highsmith) and a mishap occurs. The couple reluctantly hires attractive young India Eisley (as Heather Lambert) as a new babysitter for gap-toothed little Farrah Mackenzie (as Chloe). The teenage babysitter shows off a hickey on her upper thigh to bond with the little girl, who is scarred from the opening incident...Because she and Mr. Gigandet are often out working and don't want another unexplained incident to occur, Ms. Allen sets up a hidden camera to monitor events in the home. Of course, the sexy babysitter becomes a star. There are also some startling revelations...This formula has been done before, and much more memorably. "Nanny Cam" stumbles around its titillating situation. The biggest thing caught on tape is disappointing; it's obvious the supposed male "abductor" is not even participating in the act, but nobody seems to notice. This is the first time producer Nancy Leopardi takes credit for directing a feature and she works well with the actors. As a seemingly psycho teenage sex object, Eisley shows a great range of emotions. The ending disappoints.**** Nanny Cam (12/28/14) Nancy Leopardi ~ India Eisley, Laura Allen, Cam Gigandet, Farrah Mackenzie

phd_travel For fans of 'The Hand that Rocks the Cradle' this 2014 baby sitter from hell lifetime standard thriller is entertaining and fresh enough. The likable cast includes India Eisley who acts well as the deranged nanny and Cam Gigandet as the hapless father and Laura Allen as the mother.There have been similar nanny thrillers but the formula still works. The new element is the nanny cam which so many people are using now. Don't expect too much, there is some dialog that could have been subtler and less obvious. What's redeeming is there are some twists and turns that actually make sense that keep you guessing till the end. For this kind of movie it's worth a watch. For a lifetime thriller it's quite alright.

jswindter01 Lifetime Movie Network got it right this time with a great spin on the age old "hand that rocks the cradle" concept!I'll give no spoilers here, only to say that they did just enough tweaking on the thriller movie concept that was undoubtedly done best when played by the beautiful Rebecca De Mornay as the sexy-psycho-sitter, Peyton.LMN kept all the key factors that made this type of thriller work, and added a few, fresh concepts that really, really did work all in favor of the movie.All 3 of the key characters were, IMO, perfectly cast for each of their respective roles in the "love triangle", so to speak, with the husband/wife duo, and pulling up the rear is the devious lolita nanny, Heather.Impressive, IMO, when looked at for exactly what it is..a made-for-TV- movie!..Watch and enjoy, I say.