Somehow this is not a made for TV movie. But it sure feels like one. Hard to understand how it attracted such A-List talent when the story is a tepid turd. Maybe Kiefer and Rebecca had the hots for each other and took a paycheck for the privilege of French kissing in front of the cameras. Maybe once they secured the main characters, there were no coins in the coffers to afford little details like a soundtrack, wigs, locations, common sense, the lack of which can be tough on a movie. There are long stretches of movie without any music, which is jarring, making it feel like an unfinished film. Many shots take place in the same ludicrous office location, with the fake NY skyline. Huge waste of time.
Review of The Right Temptation
