A young writer and his attractive wife looking to climb the social ladder move to an affluent area outside of Scottsdale AZ. Little do they know . . . Once you say yes . . . it s hard to say no later.
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Cast
Sarah Ludington
Maddie
Jose Rosete
Tom
Jose Rosete
Husband
Laura Kobar
Veronica
Laura Kobar
Alex's Wife
Bob Rue
Alex
Bob Rue
Veronica's Husband
DeWayne Adamson
Mac
DeWayne Adamson
Lee
Katrina M. Ryan
Arlene
Katrina M. Ryan
Maddie's friend
Tomas Johansson
Steven
Aimee Addison
Heather
Debra Adamson
Elizabeth
Norma Coury
Elizabeth's Friend
Derek J. Papierski
Bartender
Robert Birks
Party Guest
Mickey Breen
Party Guest
Marks Lisa
Party Guest
Bella Valentine
Party Guest
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Comments
6 Comments
source: Anthem
While this movie was especially special for me because of the location, it is terribly sad that a loving relationship got destroyed because the couple put their individual goals ahead of their bond with each other. It really pulls on a romantics heart strings. Thus an absolutely great film because it draws you in.
... you'll need it to soften the blow from uncontrollably and violently shaking your head whilst trying to watch this steaming pile. Remember stumbling across your dad's "adult" videos from the 1980s, and wondering why they even bothered to pretend to act? Well this movie features writing, acting and production values on par with those movies - but with absolutely none of the "good bits." Give this thing a very wide berth.
If you were hoping for some cheap entertainment for your spank bank, this is not the Droid you're looking for. I forced myself to watch it because it seemed the right thing to do. It was not. I couldn't even stay awake long enough to keep a minichub going. The other review about your dad's films from the 70s or 80s is correct. Except they actually did try to actually act here, although I am using a lot of latitude when I say "try". I'm not sure who blew whom to get in the cast, but this entire film blows, in spite of the ironically non-existent amount of blowing. In the annals of film this should just go down...and stay there.
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