| Actors: Graham Beckel, Stephen Caffrey Director: Tom McLoughlin Genres: Television, Mystery & Suspense Sub-Genres: Television, Mystery & Suspense Studio: Allumination Format: DVD DVD Release Date: 11/16/2006 Release Year: 2006 Run Time: 1hr 36min Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 3 MPAA Rating: Unrated Languages: English |
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  | Murder of Innocence Actors: Graham Beckel, Stephen Caffrey Director: Tom McLoughlin Genres: Television, Mystery & Suspense UR 2006 1hr 36min |
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Movie ReviewsMurder of Innocence Linda Hitchcock | San Francisco | 04/14/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I have not yet received this movie, however I have seen it on television. I believe this is one of Valerie Bertinelli's best work. Her acting was brilliant. It's an excellent film and would highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys true movies." BERTINELLI ASSOLUTA William L. Phipps | Tuckahoe, NY United States | 11/06/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "Nothing in her previous work prepared me for Valerie Bertinelli's extraordinary performance in this fine film. Splendid support by Stephen Caffrey who manages to give his role as Bertinelli's harried husband some shadings. Based on a true story, Bertinelli plays Laurie Wade as both protagonist and antagonist.- and as her mother, Millie Perkins is sensational in showing her ambiguity and fear toward her own child. But it's Bertinelli's show all the way, and it's too bad she's never had a chance to shine in feature films. When one considers her fine performances in such TV films as "Silent Witness", "Ordinary Heroes", and "In A Child's Name", it's hard NOT to take her seriously." Strange movie Amaranth | Northern California | 10/08/2006 (2 out of 5 stars) "Valerie Bertinelli plays a newlywed who snaps for reasons that remain unclear.While it's good that the movie doesn't explain everything&keeps you guessing,the ending is like MOST sappy "made for TV" movies.It ends with a closing explanation of what resulted in real life,kind of anti-climactic.
The movie is good because Valerie is convincing as a madwoman.Her descent is seen from her perspective.She writes numbers compulsively,she's into buying raw meat,she loses track of everyday tasks.It's also good in presenting different theories- 1)Did the woman lose her mind because she thought her husband was unfaithful with her sister?Was he fooling around with her sister? 2)Was it because of his insensitive behavior?(The husband is quite unsympathetic.He wants to throw her out as soon as she's not the picture-perfect bride he assumed she was.So much for "in sickness&in health.") 3)Was it her inability to have children? 4)Was she dealing with mental illness as a child,though her parents deny it? In some ways,this is a well-done thriller,but in many others,it leaves much to be desired." |
