Fated

The only reason I'm leaving this review is to counter the other, completely false, deceitful, alleged 'reviews' that describe this horribly poor, badly-made film as 'riveting, edge-of-your-seat' etc... honestly, if you want to watch it from a perverse sense of associated morbid fascination-go ahead. It's that bad you may enjoy it for that reason... but that'll be it! Script is so inane, acting consequently awful, plot dismal... honestly, this has all motivated me to help you not waste 92 mins of your life. Now... make your own choice. Oh-I've to write another 60 characters... I'll check back on responses to MY review and look forward to your comments, folks.

My honest critique. Overall, this is a good revenge tale filmed without a lot if contrast which gives this movie that Lifetime movie feel. Good pacing. The lead actor was good, acting wise, as well as the antagonist. Good way to keep obstacles in front of him. I thought he played out those tense moments throughout the movie well. Very good scene where he had to make a tough decision when it came to his best friend at work. The pacing was good and I could also feel the main character's tough decision that he had to make in that scene. I thought that the acting from the supporting cast could have been stronger and more believable. However, the ending was good without any loose ends. Good Job.

I always check the reviews when I start a movie and with all the HIGH 9 reviews, I thought I was really in for a thriller treat. No such luck - This is the worst acting I've seen!

This is my first review and I feel terrible that it has to be so negative.

The actress who played MILES' wife and practically all the other female characters made me cringe.

UNCLE LEROY was the best actor on the set.

And all the voices sounded dubbed, which made no sense. If you wanted black voices, why not just use black actors?

It was truly hard to focus on the story because the acting was so horrible.

I don't want to keep repeating how bad it is but you have to use 500 characters.

The acting Sucks! Someone has to have paid for those "9/10" reviews.

Directed by the talented Yohance Brinson, "Fated" is a riveting indie thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. With a compelling premise and a cast that delivers stellar performances, this film delivers a rollercoaster ride of suspense and intrigue.

The strength of "Fated" lies in its ability to keep audiences guessing until the very end. As Miles delves deeper into the mystery, the tension mounts, and the stakes escalate with each passing moment. Brinson's direction masterfully builds suspense, creating a palpable sense of unease that lingers long after the credits roll.

In the end, this indie gem delivers a satisfying blend of suspense, mystery, and unexpected twists that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.

I just finished watching this awesome thriller and enjoyed the storytelling from beginning to end so much. The main actor did such an incredible, believable job that I'm surprised I haven't seen him in more things. There was a level of mystery that was engaging and intriguing and kept me very curious all the way to the end. I thought the pacing was good too, I never felt bored, and felt the suspense. My only critique is that although there were other strong actors in this film, like the lady with mental health issues, some of the acting performances left more to be desired, but I think the story and writing is so strong it doesn't really take away from enjoying the film. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a solid suspenseful, mysterious thriller.