Bookworm Doe

This movie was excellent, and the acting was 5 stars. For a movie that was based on a true story this was very well done. From what I’ve read, the networks on TV have not even mentioned it, and if it has been mentioned in print online, it has been put down with right-wing propaganda. My democrat neighbors saw the movie, and when I told them this, they said it wasn’t political at all.

I'm sorry, but as much personal wealth as Kiahnu has, this film was so banal, degrading, and in general, disgusting. The idea that Kiahnu would stupe so low to take a s-hole movie like this is beyond belief. The idea that anyone would allow those 2 women to undress and dry their clothes is really stupid. He might have given them towels, but that's it, and a lot of people wouldn't allow strangers in their house, NO MATTER WHAT. They could have had 2 men hiding in the bushes. How would he know! Trusting anyone is risky! He also should have asked why they didn't ask the UBER driver to wait to see if this was the right house. Duhhh. Hand them the towels, get 2 lawn chairs outside, and call an UBER. Sorry, but that's how I see this utterly stupid & VAIN MOVIE for Kiahnu Reeves.

After decades of moral decay in our society, could they have written a different ending than they did. This was not....a serious ending to an otherwise good movie. To have two people open their hearts only to end up doing the very thing that hurt them in the first place is quite incredible.

This is a gripping mystery that keeps you on the edge of your seat.