Believable?


I'm sorry I know this is a movie (a lifetime movie at that) but it just seems pretty unbelievable. Like I don't think the mom would've just put that all together like that. Idk it just seemed forced.

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Her chain of reasoning was pretty straightforward once she found the card for the strip club in the clothing he was wearing the day that he came home late. C'mon, just imagine reading about the death of a stripper the same day and tell me you wouldn't start thinking there's a connection. From there, it was just a matter of browbeating the other boys - and basically that's all she did. (Well, except for the garbage about hacking in to Cody's computer, but she basically hired someone to do that for her.)

Bottom line: The boys were very sloppy and the mother's task figuring out wasn't all that hard.

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I agree with the OP. The ending seemed too quick and easy, like the filmmakers realized they only had 10 minutes left in which to wrap the whole thing up.

More unbelievable to me, perhaps, was the original killing. There's a reason strippers always work in pairs or bring along a personal bouncer when doing a private party.

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The one thing that was even less believable was how all these Philadelphians had Canadian accents. Not one single "yo" or "youse guys" in the entire movie!

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Actually this movie is more believable than more than half the movies out there + if I am not mistaken is based off of true events. Kids can easily drug and kill their friend to save their own asses from going to jail after mistakenly killing the stripper

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I also found it highly unbelievable that she could piece everything together so quickly. It was suddenly over and the two brothers were found guilty and I was like "What did I miss?" As for the prescription on the computer, just because Cody may have bought it doesn't rule out the possibility that the friend didn't steal the bottle from him to commit suicide. Prove that Cody gave him the lethal dose.

I hate when movies wrap it up with the criminals saying "You've got me. I'm guilty!" Lie and deny, that's what rich people do. Never admit to a crime.

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