This movie could have been really awesome, but as it is it was very weak. The movie starts with introducing (and I use that term lightly) the 2 main characters, Joe and Jane. While following their vehicle down the road for awhile, we learn that they are separating. Also during this time we see that a van of some kind is in front of them with the camera, because we see the window, but that is acceptable being a Indie. There are some goofs along the way as we watch the two reconcile bit by bit, and also notice that a man that Joe had almost hit with his car earlier is following them. The storyline is good, the acting great (in my opinion) but when we get to the end, its plain weak. After holding Joe and Jane kinda hostage in their cabin (which I find highly unlikely seeing as how Joe is larger than Bep, and Bobby seems to be mentally handicap, but I digress) and it shows slowly that both Bep and Bobby believe Joe and Jane to be their parents. After a little rough housing and making Joe state things their father said to Bep, they drag Joe out and Jane states that she is sorry that their family hurt them. We then cut to the next day, Jane wakes up and walk outside and finds that Joe is in a boat in the water. She yells to wake him and he rows the boat over and they hug and the movie ends. If it had not been for the ending, this movie would have gotten at least a 7. But, as it stands, a lowly 3 is all it gets from me. The director needs to work on the suspense more and less on following cars around. And please check your footage while editing so that crew and equipment aren't in your shots, and you might actually make really good pictures.
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