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LouHomey From my favorite movies..

Jenna Walter The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Paynbob It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

guil fisher I could have watched anything after seeing the 10 minutes of this silly film. Not to be taken seriously, I can't imagine spending the money to produce this film. It would have counted more had it been donated to the crisis in Puerto Rico or Houston or Las Vegas tragedies and put to better use. The acting was terrible and leading lady, Jennifer Grant, now over 50 years old, is trying to pass herself off as a teenager with that long silly hair of hers. Is she trying to look as young as her daughter? I know, I keep complaining about LMN and all the actresses they hire with this long long long hair that drives me nuts. They are so unattractive with that look. My daughter would never leave the house looking like that. Her hair is cut to the shoulder and that's it. Not the Dorothy Lamour look. What is with women these days? Add those ugly black tights showing every contour of their body and you think they are advertising and something not nice. Believe me, my child will NEVER LOOK OR DRESS LIKE THAT. No matter what the trend is. LMN start getting some attractive young ladies looking their age and not like hookers and for God's sake give these over the hill women some class.

wes-connors After applying glossy color to her full lips, 17-year-old high school student Nina Dobrev (as Justine Douglas) meets her 21-year-old blond boyfriend Steve Byers (as Brent) and his wavy-haired brother James Gilbert (as Reggie) for a weird date. The two young men work as automobile mechanics. They rob the jewelry store where Ms. Dobrev's mother Jennifer Grant (as Denise) works as a manager. For some reason, Dobrev is immediately employed as the getaway car lookout, although she has just learned about the crime and acts like a flight risk. Turns out, she can be trusted to go along with the plan... After the robbery, Ms. Grant frets about daughter Dobrev's increasing strange behavior. Grant is the real-life daughter of Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon. She should worry, because this TV Movie is incredibly dumb. Even worse is the level of responsibility the story allows the daughter to take for her participation in the crime. For what it's worth, Mr. Gilbert does well with his sleazy character and Catherine Mary Stewart is always an attractive police detective.*** My Daughter's Secret (10/7/07) Douglas Jackson ~ Nina Dobrev, Jennifer Grant, Steve Byers, James Gilbert

Robert Gomez I think it was, you can tell by the horrible everything and the even worse feeling you get when you watch it. It makes me sad that movies like this can make it onto an actual DVD. People are always complaining about the waste humans create in this day and age. They blame auto makers for giant SUV's, they blame Chuck Norris for leaving dead bodies everywhere, they also blame Rosie O'Donnell for constantly farting...but they should also blame people who make movies like this for wasting the plastic it took to make this disc. Also, this makes me wish the abortion age limit was raised. I think it should be set one year older than the director's current age. That way we can kill him and not feel horrible about it. Also, we should bring back the Riptide Rush flavor of Gatorade. That stuff was awesomeness in a bottle.

cflr For those of you familiar with the beautiful city of Ottawa, you will at least get to see some recognizable sites in this film. That is the highlight of this film for me as it was entirely predictable with mediocre acting. The character of the daughter is just downright irritating and annoying and viewers might just want to reach through their television screens and throttle her because of her stupidity. The only other redeeming quality of this film are the cameos by those outstanding Canadian actors, Sophie Gendron and Benz Antoine. As I have to add another two lines before this gets posted, I must say that I am probably being generous by giving this film 3 out of 10.