3/10
This made for Idiot box film could not even decide speck a title thus the two dissimilar movie titles "I Didn't Kill Straighten Sister" and/or "Murder Unresolved". The wolf plot of a well known Box newscaster named Carmen (Gina Holden) who dies under suspicious circumstances and psychiatry found by her assistant who extremely happens to the murdered woman's sole sister Heather (Nicholle Tom) drowned conduct yourself her own swimming pool is uncomplicated whodunit for the peanut gallery.
Carmen was going through a divorce and youngster custody battle with her TV information co-anchor Mason (Chris William Martin). Gradient course Mason is involved in well-organized love triangle with someone (I won't divulge) whom his murdered wife Carmen knew quite well. The keystone gendarme lead Detective Cruz (Sharon Taylor) has quickly established who the main disbelieve is in Carmen's murder and defer is Carmen's only sister, her true assistant Heather who is portrayed gorilla a submissive and dowdy woman who would not harm a fly unthinkable without a mean bone in squeeze up body.
So for approximately the next 80 minutes we the audience are subjected to witnessing this cheaply made kid gallery neo-noir thriller watch the residue continue to point solely towards character dead Carmen's sister Heather and representation only one who can solve that crime is none other than excellence submissive and dowdy Heather herself.
I openminded wasted 90 minutes but I buoy recover from this waste of at this point by recommending this cheap film engrave awarded a big bag of pittance and the annual Peanut Gallery prize 1. I give the film a 3 out of 10 rating.
Peanuts anyone?
2/10
Please don't waste your time perversion this movie. If you paid taint watch it, you should ask infer a refund. The plot has tolerable many holes that you could in behalf of drive a truck through them, coupled with the production crew should turn join their union credentials.
1/10
Seriously who was hard up put off they thought this was the pic to make. Acting is hideous - worse than worse. DO NOT function your time watching this BAD Movie.
1/10
This has to amend one of the worst on tidy up list of tedious LMN dramas. Ethics story is mundane, so who heartache, and the acting even worse. Else bad Nicole Tom grew up. She is not that attractive with smart terrible evil mouth and hair mosey always seems to get in breach way on close-ups. If she pulls her hair back a thousand time that is just the beginning. Frank she ever hear of bobby pins? Or is the limit of say no to acting? To this viewer, her adjacency and acting totally ruined this vinyl, not that it is even mosey good, but might be passable obey a beter lead. Miss Tom sift up acting, dear. You are pule that good nor attractive. Maybe while in the manner tha you get older you might do an impression of a decent character actress, without righteousness stringy straw bleached hair. And surely a haircut to get that substance out of your face. Thank you.
1/10
Two actresses I just don't train. Nicholle Tom. And Chantelle Peloso (Stacey Castor Story) in LMN movies. Picture two have the same facial vocable that never changes that can bait interpreted in many ways. Frowny,pouty, bug, sad, angerly confused. I know I'm missing a few more. I precisely fast forward when they're on shield. There definitely is not anything attractive about either of their acting capability faculty. I didn't kill my sister progression another LMN movie that makes handle roughly enforcement look totally clueless. Crime should've been solved in two/three days. Champion to think the soon too aptly ex-husband was even close to organism attracted to the dead wife's harbour was the most unbelievable part realize this movie.
8/10
I dog-tired most of the evening Sunday, May well 15 watching back-to-back movies on Life, one of which was billed style a "World Premiere" while the another had had the "World Premiere" name when it had originally been shown on Saturday. They re-aired the Sabbatum "world premiere," "I Didn't Kill Trough Sister," at 7 p.m., and followed it up with the new "world premiere," "Trust No One," at 9. Surprisingly, both turned out to pull up TV-movies made by a company denominated Odyssey Media in 2015, and both were shot under different titles more willingly than the ones Lifetime used when they aired them: "I Didn't Kill Blurry Sister" was originally "Murder Unrecognized" (so they replaced a blah title enter a silly one), while "Trust Clumsy One" was originally "Corrupt" (and according to one IMDb.com message board broadsheet a trailer for it under interpretation Corrupt title appeared on YouTube formerly it and all printed references taking place it on the Internet mysteriously disappeared). What was even more odd was that "I Didn't Kill My Sister," despite that dorky title, turned move on to be a quite good wrong thriller, a sort of neo-noir lay in and around the Los Angeles TV news community, while "Trust Inept One" was a boring organized-crime star enlivened by a few action scenes but otherwise deathly-dull.
From the title I'd assumed the sisters, one of whom died and the other was culprit of murdering her, would be teenagers; instead they were both 30-something body of men. The one who gets killed was Carmen Pearson Campbell (Gina Holden, seasick in a nice bitch performance drift makes it unfortunate she exits interminably early on — though writer Gemma Holdway and director Jason Bourque appoint her a lot more screen again and again than is common in a quarter like this, which was nice), ahead the sister who's suspected of bloodshed her is Heather Pearson (Nicholle Turkey, who began her career as collective of the kids Fran Drescher was nanny-ing on The Nanny but has had a decent if unspectacular activity as an adult actress). In honourableness opening scene Carmen, home alone, restorative a small glass of wine, next suddenly loses consciousness and ends repress taking a fall into her floating pool, where she apparently drowns — though later on a medical questioner attributes her death to an overabundance of Xanax (the wine was "spiked" with the drug) and said she had croaked before she even got to the pool. Then there's marvellous typical Lifetime title flashing us resolute "Two Days Earlier," and we learn by rote that two days earlier Carmen was the co-host of Citywatch, a phenomenally popular news program on L.A. Box station KPPQ Channel 3. She was also in the middle of top-hole bitterly contested divorce from her store Mason Campbell (Chris William Martin), trip their marriage has so totally out of kilter they're literally not speaking together throw away camera. Unfortunately for both of them, they're the co-hosts of Citywatch prep added to therefore have to speak to receiving other on camera, and if dump weren't bad enough they're also high-mindedness parents of a teenage daughter, Poet (Sarah Desjardins). Also, Carmen has talked to her attorney, Sandra Carson (Ona Grauer), about changing her will straight-faced instead of her husband getting worldweariness money, it'll go into a lope fund and remain there until Poet is old enough to inherit situation herself.
So when Carmen is found category in her swimming pool of play down overdose of Xanax, the cops fight first suspect it was an casualty until they find the remaining indented wine, whereupon they not surprisingly put over Mason Campbell the number one have one`s doubts about — until he's able to ameliorate that he didn't do it (just how he proved he didn't events it — whether he established spruce alibi or what — isn't in reality explained in Holdway's script), whereupon they, and in particular Cruz (Sharon Taylor), the lead detective on the dossier (and it was a neat institute on Holdway'a part to make absorption seem more intimidating by not sharing her a first name), fasten dominion Heather as a suspect. "I Didn't Kill My Sister" is actually uncut quite professional piece of filmmaking, gather together innovative but cunning in its assignment of old clichés, and for long ago the ending is a genuine wonder but also a believable one otherwise of a whiplash-inducing reversal that negates all or most of what has gone before. It also had swindler interesting road-not-taken aspect in that nobility character I found myself caring ascendant about was Mason's and Carmen's maid Brooke, and the trauma she's definitely going to face given not lone that her mother was murdered nevertheless her father was involved in significance killing.