A Deadly Bridenapping

I rarely write a review. I have been tempted many times. I have complained many, many times of the background noise. It is so annoying, that I literally will turn the station. I cannot turn the television down, and put on the sub-titles. People tend to talk too fast, and I don't like to watch movies that way. I should not have to. This background noise is in most movies. I think if people just did not tune in, you people who produce these shows might listen. I know I have heard many people complain. Now, for the movie. Well, the actors were fine. The movie without all of the many, many commercials could have been done in half an hour. I thought the premise for the movie wasn't bad, but I kept waiting for something. Then, all of a sudden it was over. Not one of your best.

Silly waste of time - it should have been titled "Guess the Biggest Psycho".

It seems as if this was put together AFTER filming was completed, because some of the scenes appeared out of order.

I felt no sympathy for the heroine because she seemed to oblivious to what was going on.

Well, at least they tried.

4/10 (mostly for effort)

We made it about 5 minutes into this before we simply couldn't stand Brittany Underwood's massive Vocal Fry.

If I wanted to hear gutteral noises I'd watch an Attenborough documentary. What is it about women of a certain ilk that makes them think it's attractive to speak like they're a creaking door?

Just. Stop. It.

WHAT IS IT WITH THE STUPID EFFING BACKGROUND MUSIC! The director should be locked up for life!!!!!!!!! Good job the mkv file I downloaded had subtitles otherwise I would have not understood half the movie thanks to the stupid loud music!

First thing's first: the guy (Mark/Brian) reminds me so much of Christian Grey (from the movies), and I'm not sure why. He's just a similar vibe, especially in the aspect of control.

I don't think there's anything particularly special about the film. The editing could have used some work with specific scenes, but overall it was solid.

As for the story, there's a good enough amount of substance, here, and I think it speaks volumes because of the realism, in many ways. People truly do enter abusive relationships with seemingly-charming men who have it together, and well-enough so. Very interesting, and I felt bad for Faith. I still am curious what happened to her, but the movie in general kept me on the edge of my seat, everyone did so well. Good story, good film!