#Calibre brooke reviews movie#

Can Brooke really trust her fiancé, Michael? Is what he tells her really the truth about their life before the accident? Were they really even engaged? People that knew her and him didn't remember an engagement. Reynolds (Michael Jonsson), who Michael told her that they had seen before and who he thinks will help her work through the memory flashes. Michael takes care of her and is understanding and patient filling in the pieces of her life that she can't seem to remember including a broken relationship with her sister who lives out of state and a best friend, Melissa (Serinda Swan) who also wants to help Brooke out. She also feels like she's being chased or followed by someone watching. Meanwhile, once released Brooke is afraid to be alone and is easily overwhelmed with flashes of her memories coming back in ways that she can not understand. The Doctor found bruises on her body that occurred prior to the accident but Michael explained that Brooke is active and likes to hike and play tennis. She can't recall much about her life or who she knows or what she does for a living - only her name and relies on Michael (Michael Shanks), her supposed fiancé who was by her side when she awoke, to fill in the pieces.

#Calibre brooke reviews movie#

The movie begins with Brooke (Elisabeth Rohm) waking up from a 2 day coma after being attacked on the docks with retrograde amnesia.

Still, it was well acted and the suspense factor kept the film moving and entertaining. Although, the actual plot isn't anything the average Thriller/Mystery Fan hasn't seen before and the film doesn't really re-invent the wheel here, it still held my attention til the very end despite the end reveal being fairly obvious by the last half hour. I watched the premiere of Desperate Escape last night on Lifetime Movie Network (Feb. This is a bad version of countless other Lifetime movies. The 'twist' is coming from a mile away which eliminates any suspense from the movie. The cops are both wearing trenchcoats like it's some kind of cheesy uniform. In the end, he's not related to her and yet they tip toe around her abused state. The legal restrictions would excuse the doctor and the cops. A lot of this could be solved by making him her real husband. I don't think a real doctor would let anybody claiming to be a boyfriend to take her patient. The cops are unbelievably dumb in their investigation. The other characters don't have that excuse. She may be naive and probably forgotten all the other Lifetime movies. Police detectives Wagner and Hanson is investigating. They encounter Melissa (Serinda Swan) who claims to be her best friend. A man claiming to be her boyfriend (Michael Shanks) takes her home. She had a boating accident and bruises from before the incident. Brooke Harris (Elisabeth Röhm) wakes up from a coma with amnesia.