I agree with the revious reviewer on many points except I often woder in these movies why the vitim is always portrayed as crazed. I caught it about 1/4 way through and I am assuming that the very bad bad hair on the daughter was a wig. One of the things that is so distracting in these really bad lifetime movies, is that people rarely commit to the characters. If the young woman that played the daughter got paid to cut her hair off in a scene she should have committed. It may seem silly me bringing this up but the bad wig is really distracting and as they are trying to portray it as her real hair it makes the whole thing a huge focal point. I think over all that is always my problem with the films they show on lifetime, they have a really cheap feel. I know they don't have the budgets or the time that big screen releases have but they do have A BUDGET. They could easily take on stories that don't need much more than good acting and then hire some little known actors that perhaps are up and coming asd opposed to the same sappy soapy actors they normally hire. Funny how they always manage to get the ones that can't really make it on screen or are on their way out.
Review of A Long Way Home
