This feels like lifetime movies generally have got worse. The acting is so wooden. The sets are over the top, almost Barbie houses and Barbie dolls. The characters are bland. There isn't any chemistry among the people except the main character, the mother, who seems the most realistic person of all. The kidnapped girl Chloe reaches 18 and vanishes again. She was put in a basement room loaded with tools and a rickety wall full of holes, but never uses any of that to break through the wood frames where she tried calling for help earlier. How she was able to be overpowered by a frail looking villain doesn't make sense. The ending was just so cringe.
Review of Saving My Daughter
