Trailer—Breaking Girl Code

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source: Breaking Girl Code

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Aside from the bad acting, the whole ending of the movie made me sick. In no universe would women just forgive and "understand" the woman who trafficked them! We are to believe just because the woman "never got any attention" the women...(friends!) she lured into trap after trap would just forgive her? Two women died, also thanks to her! One of the most absurd lines was one of the roofied women telling her "I understand, I've dated bad boys too." What?? This movie is such an insult to people's intelligence. Also, you could see from a mile away the supposed "nice guy" of the group was not, in fact, nice. Bad even for MarVista and Lifetime.

This appears like a Lifetime thriller, all style, no action, no mystery. C grade actors whose previous bit parts include 'pregnant woman', 'Man #1'or other such forgettable walk ons that no one knows who they are. Over acting by the lead who needs to be talking while texting exactly what she is texting. Who texts full words complete with correct grammar? And the nyeh nyeh laugh will make want to stop watching. Another interesting badly filmed part was when they were doing selfies which instantly appeared on the screen. Their facial expressions were nothing like the pictures. Most of this can be blamed on the writing and production efforts. Hard to believe someone would move to a city to be closer to her boyfriend and then live apart. And live comfortably while unemployed. There are just too many holes and too much bad writing including a silly plot that spoils this. Why roofie girls for sex when they are obviously rich enough to hire hookers. It's a 2 because I watched most of it before it got too much. This review is in response to the obvious crew voting it 8-10 artificially making an average of 5.8 at time of this review. Something which needs to stop. Eventually it will settle on about 4.4 where it belongs.

This film might be called "The Breakfast Club" because several women are depicted waking up and sharing breakfast without remembering anything about the previous night because their drinks were filled with roofies in the bar called "The Break." Now, it's time to break the fast, girls! The film had a strong leading character in Andi, an optimistic young woman seeking a job in the area of publishing. She had a job offer in New York, but left for Boston to be with her boyfriend Sean. Now, Andi has located a wonderful new App that introduces her to new friends, which are important when she breaks up with Sean. Unfortunately, Andi's first friend is Farrah, who is using the App as a procurer to round up young women and bring them to the club where her pimp-boyfriend Ethan introduces the women with ambitious and successful men. This is where the roofies enter the picture when drinks are served. Inevitably, there will be unending suffering for the unsuspecting women. It was never very credible that the women would return to The Break after their first unpleasant encounter with Ethan and the nefarious creatures that surround him. An unsung hero in the film was Shannon, a co-worker of Etan, who alerted Andi to his dangerous game and paid the ultimate price for trying to undo him. A cautionary tale emerged about the pitfalls of easy friendships on the apps and, above all, the life-damaging effects of exploitation of women by predators like Ethan. Andi took a strong stand against this evil person, and the result was a much more congenial ambience at the breakfast club.

This is one of the worst lifetime movies I've seen. The acting is terrible. The whole plot is silly. Someone turning their back on you before they give you a drink is a tell-tale sign something is up. I can't believe how naive "Andi" was about EVERYTHING. Her laugh was irritating also. She kept trusting a woman who told her boyfriend everything about her. The police officer showing up without backup was ridiculous! They could have had better writing and actors to deal with this topic. If the script was better it could have been valuable lesson to many women who are looking for new friendships.

Aside from the bad acting, the whole ending of the movie made me sick. In no universe would women just forgive and "understand" the woman who trafficked them! We are to believe just because the woman "never got any attention" the women...(friends!) she lured into trap after trap would just forgive her? Two women died, also thanks to her! One of the most absurd lines was one of the roofied women telling her "I understand, I've dated bad boys too." What?? This movie is such an insult to people's intelligence. Also, you could see from a mile away the supposed "nice guy" of the group was not, in fact, nice. Bad even for MarVista and Lifetime.

This film might be called "The Breakfast Club" because several women are depicted waking up and sharing breakfast without remembering anything about the previous night because their drinks were filled with roofies in the bar called "The Break." Now, it's time to break the fast, girls! The film had a strong leading character in Andi, an optimistic young woman seeking a job in the area of publishing. She had a job offer in New York, but left for Boston to be with her boyfriend Sean. Now, Andi has located a wonderful new App that introduces her to new friends, which are important when she breaks up with Sean. Unfortunately, Andi's first friend is Farrah, who is using the App as a procurer to round up young women and bring them to the club where her pimp-boyfriend Ethan introduces the women with ambitious and successful men. This is where the roofies enter the picture when drinks are served. Inevitably, there will be unending suffering for the unsuspecting women. It was never very credible that the women would return to The Break after their first unpleasant encounter with Ethan and the nefarious creatures that surround him. An unsung hero in the film was Shannon, a co-worker of Etan, who alerted Andi to his dangerous game and paid the ultimate price for trying to undo him. A cautionary tale emerged about the pitfalls of easy friendships on the apps and, above all, the life-damaging effects of exploitation of women by predators like Ethan. Andi took a strong stand against this evil person, and the result was a much more congenial ambience at the breakfast club.