Yet another Lifetime movie with a changed title (Betrayed By My Husband) to mislead viewers into thinking it's a new movie they haven't seen before. These shamelessly dishonest ploys by such a major network as Lifetime are nothing short of despicable: not only changing titles and year of release, but also calling old movies "premieres" when they've been shown many times over the years since their original release. LMN should not be allowed to be so blatantly deceptive.
As for this movie - it deserves 2 out of 10 due to the convoluted unoriginal plot, the bad acting by most of the cast (Emmanuelle Vaugier still cannot act well - mainly due to the fact that she seems to always be smiling underneath her facial expressions, like she's ready to break out laughing any second), and the usual Lifetime plot holes.
I continue to wade through the majority of mediocre to bad Lifetime flicks solely to stumble upon the rare gems that I've seen from them before and hope they're still capable of.
2 out of 10 / Grade D-
As for this movie - it deserves 2 out of 10 due to the convoluted unoriginal plot, the bad acting by most of the cast (Emmanuelle Vaugier still cannot act well - mainly due to the fact that she seems to always be smiling underneath her facial expressions, like she's ready to break out laughing any second), and the usual Lifetime plot holes.
I continue to wade through the majority of mediocre to bad Lifetime flicks solely to stumble upon the rare gems that I've seen from them before and hope they're still capable of.
2 out of 10 / Grade D-