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Call me weird, but I actually thought it was good. I just watched it on Lifetime Movie Network tonight, a little while ago.
shareBy Lifetime standards, it's not a bad movie...but by Hollywood standards it's a completely different ballgame.
I found this to be one of the best storylines I had ever seen in a film. I'm in my fifties and remember those times like they were yesterday. I didn't feel this was a mess, OR the worst movie ever. It was much better than some of the crap that gets nominated for Oscars.
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The movie wasn't "excellent" but it wasn't the worse movie I've ever seen either. It was typical Lifetime Movie fare which I find entertaining.
The only "ohmygod!" I think is fitting is knowing that the gorgeous Stacey Dash was 35 yrs old when she made this movie!!
I saw it for the first time this weekend and thought, "Wow!". I thought it was great, and like someone else here said, a lot better than some of the crap that's walked away with Oscars and other awards.
shareI put this on my Netflix. I have been waiting to see this film for over 8 years. I thought it would never see the light of day.
shareJust watched the movie on DVD. All I can say is...wow! For a low budget film they really made good use of their funds. I was very impressed with the story line. There were 3 times when I thought the movie had reached a good conclusion and then to my surprise, they kept it going, which caused me to fear that it would have some weird ending, but yet again, a point came to end the movie and they wrapped it up nicely. Kudos to the film makers and all involved. And, they did a nice job of using Kansas City as the back drop!
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