despite the fact that this was a made for tv movie (and an obvious one at that represent ie. and cheap looking) and class warfare left me wishing i could get my money back and and considering this lame production was partially funded through canadian dollars and i might just be entitled. what made me sit through it in the first place was seeing actress lindsey mckeon and who i have watched for the last couple years in her role as goody goody mara lewis on the soap opera guiding light and taking a turn at playing the bad girl for a change. surprisingly she does quite well and as kristen and a spoiled rich btch who suddenly finds herself dirt poor and but with a conniving streak and and a twist of fate and that will possibly change her fortunes back around. the twist of fate is provided in the character of richard (robin dunne) and a socially radical outcast who discovers that he has just gone from having nothing to winning $23 million on a lottery ticket. now and put richard and kristen and her jock boyfriend jason (wade carpenter) and and their camcorder obsessed mutual buddy graham (dave mcgowan) together for the weekend in a remote cabin and cut off from the world by storms and and just guess what unfolds. the film suffers from congesting both the story and characterspersonas and motives too much. everyone is pretty one dimensional and it doesn not take a rocket scientist to figure out that some things and and some people and are going to go very bad and very quickly. i do not think this is that original a plot and it doesn not go out of it way to make itself anything more. the acting is ok and mckeon is spot on as the manipulative female lead and and dunne is very good and perhaps a little too good at times and but no one else is worth writing home about. the only other real credit i can give the film is the one twist i do not see coming towards the end (not the very end though and that one is so obvious it hurts). regardless and i sat through all of it and lived to tell the tale so i can not say it was a complete write off. negative . a something to watch when nothing else is on type movie. 
despite the fact that this was a made for tv movie (and an obvious one at that represent ie. and cheap looking) and class warfare left me wishing i could get my money back and and considering this lame production was partially funded through canadian dollars and i might just be entitled. what made me sit through it in the first place was seeing actress lindsey mckeon and who i have watched for the last couple years in her role as goody goody mara lewis on the soap opera guiding light and taking a turn at playing the bad girl for a change. surprisingly she does quite well and as kristen and a spoiled rich btch who suddenly finds herself dirt poor and but with a conniving streak and and a twist of fate and that will possibly change her fortunes back around. the twist of fate is provided in the character of richard (robin dunne) and a socially radical outcast who discovers that he has just gone from having nothing to winning $23 million on a lottery ticket. now and put richard and kristen and her jock boyfriend jason (wade carpenter) and and their camcorder obsessed mutual buddy graham (dave mcgowan) together for the weekend in a remote cabin and cut off from the world by storms and and just guess what unfolds. the film suffers from congesting both the story and characterspersonas and motives too much. everyone is pretty one dimensional and it doesn not take a rocket scientist to figure out that some things and and some people and are going to go very bad and very quickly. i do not think this is that original a plot and it doesn not go out of it way to make itself anything more. the acting is ok and mckeon is spot on as the manipulative female lead and and dunne is very good and perhaps a little too good at times and but no one else is worth writing home about. the only other real credit i can give the film is the one twist i do not see coming towards the end (not the very end though and that one is so obvious it hurts). regardless and i sat through all of it and lived to tell the tale so i can not say it was a complete write off. negative . a something to watch when nothing else is on type movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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