Mum's Monday Deadly Delusion

 

It is scary enough as to what, it seems, is happening to Julia (Haylie Duff), add in the confined space it makes it a lot worse for her. Also I do not condone/agree with using the internet on an aeroplane. A new start and wow, a new ‘Car’.


This is both confusing and intriguing. The suspense is building. There are little snippets of clues as to what happened/happening now. It is easy to keep up with as this film goes at a steady pace. However, there is a lot still to find out.


No, no way, I don’t agree with giving/recommending to someone who sees things/hears things that are not there , hallucinations/delusions, a gun. This has got to be not only dangerous but irresponsible as wee. I know the nature of this film but why bring a gun into it. The point of the title/storyline can be easily achieved and successfully without it/one. I hope she doesn’t get one.


Concussion, what happened? There is definitely more to this. I am beginning to feel sorry for Julia. Her mind, I feel, is being played with. I am not sure I trust her doctor either. I also feel sorry for Shane (Mike Faiola) there is only so much someone can take, and her friend, having been accused of something by someone whose mind is playing tricks on them.


I actually rewound this part, I am glad I recorded this film so I could do that, Julia was right the office does look suspicious. The plot thickens.


It is nice to hear what Shane said and another doctor may also help. There are a lot of factors to this film. A lot of suspicion. This film does high-light that it can be the one person who sounds and acts the most irrational, that they are the one that sees the most and is quite correct as to what is actually happening. All this but why? What? And how?


‘Stay at home’ she did, so where is the broken promise? Well I didn’t see that coming. I did wander about how the first part of the title of this film came in. I hope Julia is not at home. Oh! I don’t agree but I can see it was self defense, him or her. And I can also see the point of the gun now.


Another twist. I hate how this is turning out. Now what is real? Well now she can get real help. The end, for me, is totally confusing to start with. It should have been explained just a little bit more. I can see what they may have been aiming for, either the film was the future or not. I am still not sure. Oh hang on. The end could be a whole new opportunity to achieve what they didn’t with Julia. Is the doctor involved, getting her cut of the money? This film even makes you think long after it has finished. This is actually very clever. If I have it right of course? It does leave some unanswered questions? People can make their own minds up as to how they think this film ends.


Thank you for reading

Sandra



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