As a huge Joe Flanigan (Brendan Dean) fan, I was rather excited to see this movie: and I wasn't disappointed. His acting was at it's usual best, making viewers laugh and empathise with his character.
However... the lead, Freya McAllister, I'm sorry to say was rather disappointing. She seemed to overact every single detail - right down to basic breathing. However, I didn't turn off the movie and persevered throughout and did find that it was enjoyable.
It seems as though there should be "And next week on 'Thought Crimes' as it did seem quite like a pilot to a new series, but as it stands it just a stand alone movie.
An enjoyable movie, but don't count too much on the acting skills of the lead, other than that, acting was spot on!
However... the lead, Freya McAllister, I'm sorry to say was rather disappointing. She seemed to overact every single detail - right down to basic breathing. However, I didn't turn off the movie and persevered throughout and did find that it was enjoyable.
It seems as though there should be "And next week on 'Thought Crimes' as it did seem quite like a pilot to a new series, but as it stands it just a stand alone movie.
An enjoyable movie, but don't count too much on the acting skills of the lead, other than that, acting was spot on!