Ruthless Realtor

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Low budget movie?? The battle in the basement didn't clearly indicate if actual killer was dead or what- These Lifetime movies makes me wonder if they get a pass simply due ro whomever owns Lifetime Network- It like one-track mind movies. I would suggest a panel of viewers unrelated and unlike the "big whigs" to review prior to releasing! Someone should have pointed out a large amount of mistakes. Do not, I repeat do not watch this movie unless you are looking for disappointment and in that case this movie SHALL DELIVER!!xnxndbdhdbxnjhshs hshdgehdjhe ishee's heheh isisondjdj hshdhdhdvd hsgdhdujdus jshsjsuehd jnnbbbhffrhvbjvb jjvhcfvshs s jjsjkklks cxffeshh kiii ofewaxxbjug cj lol mnootersyubbb c n oh buff echidna cxtfsvbbnxbbnnzgssgvbbbb.

The concept for this movie was solid, but there were too many "typical Lifetime movie" clichés that just made the plot too predictable and too many unrealistically dumb character decisions. Some of the main ones (Spoilers ahead): 1. It was way too easy to guess the real villain (almost as soon as you're introduced to them within the first half hour or so), since there were so few characters and you know a twist will happen (it IS a lifetime movie after all), the only character left has to be the real villain. 2. Why would anyone buy a house from this rando realtor they just met who has red flags all over her within the first 5 minutes of meeting her. It's mentioned that the old owners disappeared when they first stepped into the house, but it's not even considered as a factor when buying it. That and the realtor immediately asking personal questions about the couple's relationship with each other would have made me walk out the door immediately and get as far away as possible from that realtor. If the couple was looking at it as a last resort buy, it would have made sense, but they were literally just starting to look at houses to buy. They probably had a ton of other options to choose from, considering their job incomes. 3. You know what is really in the "newly made wall" the second it's mentioned in the first 10 minutes of the movie. No surprise at all when it is revealed. 4. Husband immediately leaving the wife outside by herself to go get car keys, when there's a police car RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM, possibly even with a police radio and keys in it. It would have made sense if they had at least checked the car and officer's body to see if he had car keys or a radio, or even a weapon, on him.

This movie wasn't too bad. It has a pretty good plot twist. I think the biggest annoyance was Ralph and how he took everything so lightly and laughed and smiled when someone else would be angry and protective. His character wasn't believable. He even panicked when someone was "breaking in" and was not a protector of his wife and unborn baby AT ALL. Otherwise, the plot, the female actors, et cetera, were pretty okay. 5 out of 10.

Does not have good ending. What about the stalker? Never see the Police being told about her or the Bodies of previous owners, The cops come in all leave and nothing even said about the ones down stairs. We were very upset at this and feel it is a bad end of the movie,

Pretty decent movie for lifetime. One thing that bugged me was when Lily found out she was pregnant, her husband pours her a glass of wine with dinner (that the weird realtor prepared) and she drinks it.

I actually really enjoyed this one, Lifetime never fails but this was exceptional fun! I absolutely adored Meg, she was the right dose of nuts and sillyness to make me just fall in love!

This was an LMN movie with a difference. Everything was pretty perfect. The story the acting etc. at around 48 minutes I guessed (correctly) the plot! One thing that annoyed me was Ralph who kept taking everything lightly like as if he was stoned or something! Katie Burson was brilliant! Overall I wnjoyed it!

...yeah the kitchen is awesome, but only killing off all the characters would redeem this dippy movie.

Nothing more needs to be said. Was so looking forward to this movie. Christie Burson was soooo good in Deadly Lessons and in this movie they turned her into a bubble headed giggle box. So sad. And the plot was dumb, figured it out first time we saw the blonde pharmacist. A real bad glitch in the plot was when Annie and Ralph discovered the dead policeman, they were standing right beside the police car. Just reach in and grab the police radio and call for help. Duh. I hope Christie Burson will find a vehicle worthy of her talent. This was not it.