source: Waking Up to Danger

source: Waking Up to Danger

Enjoyed the movie but the websites we checked out say that Donna Benedicto was born in 2002! That would mean she was 19 when this movie was made. Hard to believe- can someone verify her age? She is wonderful, by the way!

Typical Lifetime plotline (not a dig, it just is), but the acting and the pacing were good. I always get a kick out of seeing Hallmark actors on Lifetime. The main reason I watched is bc I recognized all three leads. The villain was nuts. I've only seen her play nice on HM, but she was devious here. The only thing is the end tried to make her seem crazy and sure she was psycho, but she was fully aware of her actions. I was a little confused about the timeline. It seemed like Arianna had suspicions about Rick cheating on her before the accident, but when Rick told Jordan to leave him alone, it seemed like he just had moments of weakness (not excusing him of course) while Arianna was in the coma. Although at the same time, Jordan did cause the accident. I did appreciate that they showed Arianna in rehab. You don't just resume life after waking up like a few LM movies want us to believe, so that was an appreciated detail. I enjoyed the fight scene at the end....it was decently choreographed and it was much better than a villain just taking a frying pan to the head with a one-liner and/or being able to escape undetected while bleeding out. I'm glad this movie had a proper ending that let us know what happened to the characters. It's worth a watch and maybe a repeat watch. There wasn't anything mind numbingly ridiculous like we see in a lot of these movies.

This will not be a very thorough review at all. I'll simply say the movie is fun and passably entertaining, though nothing you haven't already seen in a Lifetime movie before. However, there is one thing I bet you've never seen in one of these movies... The main character has a Gizmo keychain. Yes, Gizmo. The mogwai. The cute little dude from Gremlins. At first I thought I was seeing things, but no. It's clearly seen in a moment when the main character races into her garage to grab her car keys hanging on the wall. I had rewind and pause on my DVR, but it's 'ol Giz for sure. Why on earth in the year 2021 would they choose to do this, I have no idea, but for better or worse, it made the movie, well, unique.

source: Waking Up to Danger

Typical Lifetime plotline (not a dig, it just is), but the acting and the pacing were good. I always get a kick out of seeing Hallmark actors on Lifetime. The main reason I watched is bc I recognized all three leads. The villain was nuts. I've only seen her play nice on HM, but she was devious here. The only thing is the end tried to make her seem crazy and sure she was psycho, but she was fully aware of her actions. I was a little confused about the timeline. It seemed like Arianna had suspicions about Rick cheating on her before the accident, but when Rick told Jordan to leave him alone, it seemed like he just had moments of weakness (not excusing him of course) while Arianna was in the coma. Although at the same time, Jordan did cause the accident. I did appreciate that they showed Arianna in rehab. You don't just resume life after waking up like a few LM movies want us to believe, so that was an appreciated detail. I enjoyed the fight scene at the end....it was decently choreographed and it was much better than a villain just taking a frying pan to the head with a one-liner and/or being able to escape undetected while bleeding out. I'm glad this movie had a proper ending that let us know what happened to the characters. It's worth a watch and maybe a repeat watch. There wasn't anything mind numbingly ridiculous like we see in a lot of these movies.

This will not be a very thorough review at all. I'll simply say the movie is fun and passably entertaining, though nothing you haven't already seen in a Lifetime movie before. However, there is one thing I bet you've never seen in one of these movies... The main character has a Gizmo keychain. Yes, Gizmo. The mogwai. The cute little dude from Gremlins. At first I thought I was seeing things, but no. It's clearly seen in a moment when the main character races into her garage to grab her car keys hanging on the wall. I had rewind and pause on my DVR, but it's 'ol Giz for sure. Why on earth in the year 2021 would they choose to do this, I have no idea, but for better or worse, it made the movie, well, unique.

Enjoyed the movie but the websites we checked out say that Donna Benedicto was born in 2002! That would mean she was 19 when this movie was made. Hard to believe- can someone verify her age? She is wonderful, by the way!