Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Artivels Undescribable Perfection

Taraparain Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

dusan-22 Nice movie made with pretty involving plot development followed by tones of chill and mystery. I love the way that Michael investigates the crime. Very good acting, very good camera work and above all pretty tense movie. What could have made this movie looks better are few holes in movie developing. First of all there is a lack of the film music. It is a pity that such a good film work wasn't granted with any music whatsoever. Also, there are some holes in the character development. It looks somehow strange that one of the main characters (don't wanna spoil your fun and name him) simply disappears in another half of the movie. Could have been used after that at least at the end. The same goes with the smaller roles of Michael's psychiatrist and her chief. They show up in the movie and then they vanish without trace. All in all, nice entertainment for your night hours.

rxmiller0112 This is one of my favorite TV movies. I watch Lifetime quite often as they have some good mysteries, but am not normally impressed with the quality of the movies in the sense they mostly seem to be formulaic (and often overtly or ambivalently anti-male). This however is a TERRIFIC movie. Though part mystery, part fantasy, it is very realistic and emotionally seductive. Bell is VERY believable and sympathetic (and also beautiful). For once in an LMN movie the males are not totally stupid, insensitive or uncaring. I loved the ending when I found the apparently "bad" guy (who looked menacing and scary) was actually a hero. The twists and turns were not only surprising but touching. Rarely have I FELT so much in a movie. It raises some disturbing issues but resolves in a positive but believable way. I purchased this on DVD as it is a movie I can watch over and over. The soundtrack reinforces the uncertainty and the emotions, the acting is uniformly good, the script very believable (though addressing supernatural or paranormal issues), the direction crisp and production values relatively high. I recommend this to anyone who likes FEEL GOOD movies and can handle a little bit of fantasy.

urusa93 Who said movies these days aren't good enough? If your one of those typical type of people than you have so got to see this movie...One word "terrific" i saw it on the movie channel quite from between but couldn't leave without seeing the ending, so awesomely pictured, directed, narrated and mostly acted Catherine bell was superb her name's Micheal(you will see for yourselves what's with the boyish name in the ending) and she's a 911 operator(you know those people who pick up calls for the 991) one day she gets this mysterious phone call from a kid, a 'little girl who she finds out to be dead for over thirty years while she's at her own stake of problems with her baby girl Emma being still born shocked and begins hearing voices and seeing dreams of a horrifying man banging on the door a scary hippy guy with a tattoo on his chest and a picture of a girl and the sides of the picture curled by burns.... and with her curiosity and her conscious pounding her journey begins and it's hell of a journeyIt's quite confusing at times but definitely worth watching because of t's satisfying ending believe me never seen a better ending for a movie in my entire life, be in for a surprise when you see the ending, i promise you whether your a kid or a grown up or a teen like me or even an old aged person this movie will leave you amazed and thinking and of this amazing actress!!!Pls don't miss it... i assure you will love it no matter what!!!

ereid-7 The baby that played Michael Summer's (Catherine Bell) baby Annie did not receive any mention in the credits. Annie was played by my daughter Emily Reid. Both she and her twin sister Holly were cast for the role of Annie Summer. Holly was a bit grumpy by the time they began to shoot, so Emily did the entire shoot.Catherine Bell did an amazing job of keeping Emily calm. By the end of the shoot I think Emily would have been just as happy to go home with Catherine as she would have with us.I've only seen the end of the movie at this point, but every one I have spoken with that has seen this movie says it is riveting.