Scout Taylor-Compton really worked "overtime" as triplets in this movie. Lots of good split-screen work, here. Reina and Alex realize they have an evil sister who got separated at birth and who's out for revenge on both of them! Script was very good and the ending was a little bit of a rollercoaster. Definitely recommend!
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The ending!!
erindesantos10 November 2022
This was a fun film with an enjoyable storyline and some solid performances from the cast. It's about twins who find out they're actually triplets (reminds me of the documentary '3 identical strangers' in that regard). Things take a dark turn as the story moves along. There were some moments that felt a little slow to me but it definitely picked up toward the end and I feel like it was worth the wait because the climax really pays off in the end. If you're looking for a good thriller to watch then there are definitely worse movies out there that you can settle with. Give 'Framed by My Sister' a shot, you won't be disappointed!
The ending was the best part.
CranberriAppl29 October 2022
Warning: Spoilers
The suspense of the three in the climax was pretty well done. The actress did well playing three characters and giving them fairly distinct personalities. The scene with Tracie Nelson was a horrible way to go. It seems like she is Lifetime's go to for a character that needs to die.
Was it me or did Trinity seem to hate Reina more than Alex? I've watched the movie a couple of times, but framing one sis for murder seems a bit more vengeful than killing the other's husband and stealing from her company? Granted, she was out to destroy both, but that seemed a bit uneven.
But it was a decent, watchable movie. A bit of a spoiler, but I'm also glad that the movie did not try to fool us at the end and make us think the wrong twin found justice (whatever that ending up being...no spoiler about that).
Was it me or did Trinity seem to hate Reina more than Alex? I've watched the movie a couple of times, but framing one sis for murder seems a bit more vengeful than killing the other's husband and stealing from her company? Granted, she was out to destroy both, but that seemed a bit uneven.
But it was a decent, watchable movie. A bit of a spoiler, but I'm also glad that the movie did not try to fool us at the end and make us think the wrong twin found justice (whatever that ending up being...no spoiler about that).
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