At one point it got a little far-fetched, but overall it was very enjoyable. The ending was very dramatic, something you'd expect to be in movie theatres, not in some random TV movie. It had a good story, lots of good twists, I liked it.
Tomorrow's just your future yesterday!
Five years later - Agreed, but I always get ticked off when people are taken for a ride, discover their fate, and meekly follow the Bad Guy's orders. At a minimum, I'd try to take him with me, i.e. grab the wheel to crash the car, etc. So what if you're shot? Better that than being shot anyway and either not ever found or found when there's just scraps left. Cause the BG as much grief as possible. I almost groaned out loud when the girl knelt, as ordered, and scrinched up her eyes . . . waiting for the shot. Same M.O. - go out fighting and leave lots of forensic evidence.
What further ticks me off is when people slam these movies in the reviews, as one guy did with this one, calling these actors "has beens". It's a made-for-TV-film for crying out loud - not much money or time - and by and large they pull off an entertaining two hours as long as you accept the situation. Far better than these "reality" crap shows that are now the hot item. Most of the actors give good/excellent performances and are just not as well known - not "has beens". In fact, many of the Canadian actors have a persona that is lacking in the current crop of American newbies.
It's watchable. Some unforeseen twists that kept my interest throughout.
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