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The beginning is okay. The sound and camera work is what can be expected and is also working out okay. Storyline is descent, and easy to follow.

The rest is hovering between bearable and horrific.

The last 5-10 minutes had the credibility of "sharknado"

I have to give this movie 5 stars for the performances of Allison McAtee and Diane Robin, and for the SoCal scenery. Most of the rest of the acting is bad (especially Jake--his performance kinda ruins it), and the script and plot are terrible. But this is frickin' tour-de-force acting from Ms. McAtee. To take a horrible script and deliver the performance she gave... I am floored. She acted circles around this movie. And actually seemed to be enjoying herself. You can't take your eyes off her. And Diane Robin's energy and diction? Has she been on a kids' show yet? She's perfect!!

The acting is horrible (I guess that's what you can expect from a Lifetime movie). The Annie character is so unlike able and extremely annoying. The movie is so predictable and boring.

The entire cast are the worst actors I have ever seen.

Psycho flight instructor loses bf named Jake in an accident and along comes another Jake that she wants to replace him with. Trouble is there's some family in the way of her plans. Cheap thrills and some bad acting couldn't save this movie, however. Would not watch again