This was a typical Lifetime movie; predictable, with a quick and easy ending. Who the bad guy was telegraphed pretty readily; everyone should have know who it was right away.
But what really bothered me was the huge, gaping plot hole. I don't expect these movies to be without such holes, but this one was so obvious it had me shaking my head. When the wife of the doctor was in the car accident, she, her husband, and the detective all suspected the main character was trying to kill her. But the wife was driving the husband's car. It would make no sense for that car to have been tampered with if the target was the wife, who had her own car. The detective, most especially, should have seen that. But no; they all cast suspicion on our heroine.
I must admit I have a thing for Sarah Fisher, and I'll watch her in anything. But, c'mon, writers; at least try to pay attention to what you are writing. Though I suspect they just churn these scripts out as fast as they can, considering the number of original movies Lifetime put out.
But what really bothered me was the huge, gaping plot hole. I don't expect these movies to be without such holes, but this one was so obvious it had me shaking my head. When the wife of the doctor was in the car accident, she, her husband, and the detective all suspected the main character was trying to kill her. But the wife was driving the husband's car. It would make no sense for that car to have been tampered with if the target was the wife, who had her own car. The detective, most especially, should have seen that. But no; they all cast suspicion on our heroine.
I must admit I have a thing for Sarah Fisher, and I'll watch her in anything. But, c'mon, writers; at least try to pay attention to what you are writing. Though I suspect they just churn these scripts out as fast as they can, considering the number of original movies Lifetime put out.