La mort m'a sauvé la vie

The casting and performances were excellent, especially from the stunningly beautiful Meagan Good who was very convincing in her role. The directing by Seth Jarrett was on point. The pacing for the comfortable 90 min runtime was just right. The cinematography and score were decent. The premise of the story was very good, but was riddled with plot and technical issues. Seasoned TV show writer Barbara Kymlicka took a well thought out "revenge plan" and ended it with the most boring and simplistic way. I was expecting some grand finale, but ended up with one that could've easily bypassed the entire suspenseful middle acts, and left me unsatisfied. A little more though and effort towards the ending would've easily made this TV movie a blockbuster theatre film contender. Never mind the two new account 9 and 10/10 of the four current reviews. This is a solid 7/10, easily losing 2 stars for the bland, boring and lazy ending.

I don't understand all of the great reviews. The film made me ask how something this ridiculous could get made. There were at least ten unimaginable events that would not possib!y ever in life come close to happening in real life. NEVER!! Pure stupidity.

A strong cast is the best reason to watch "Death Saved My Life". The script was a little different than the usual Lifetime fare. Much of the script is very clever. The story kind of runs out of steam after a while and that's a shame. The cast is good so I wish the script was just a little bit better. All in all. I'm still glad I watched "Death Saved My Life".

Great watch, definitely worth your time, would recommend for sure!

Pretty good acting, cast, and suspense but the movie felt a little rushed, as if they needed it to be less than 90 mins. Worth a watch, Meghan is gorgeous.