Image from the web...When Mom leaves on a trip to Denver, Dad hires a new neighbor (Diana Scarwid) to look after their 12 year old daughter (Evan Rachel Wood). Only trouble is that the new neighbor is slightly psychotic and starts trying to take over the family.
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Like this post to see ed2k links [688.26 Mb]Sorry, popdrome, that's the same corrupted version Deadly posted to thelostmovies. It freezes for 1:06 starting at 1:19:08. Everyone sitting at 98.6% on the original file already has everything that version has.popdrome wrote:Here 'tis. Put in on release. Should come in complete , please help sharing.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0191972/Personally I thought the movie was about as inspiring as watching paint dry, but it's still a nice bit of eye-candy!Young Evan Rachel Wood is my favorite actor, and I'll watch her in anything. Within this context, it must be acknowledged that certain things are more watchable than others. The CBS Television production 'Down Will Come Baby' fares perhaps least well of all possible options. It's hard to imagine it being more enthralling than the advertisements for pain relievers and sanitary napkins that would have aired during its commercial breaks.
The real touchstone for any film in this category is the presence of Meredith Baxter, who comes through here with one of her patented made-for-TV performances. Surely she is as good as the movie deserves, but that doesn't mean she isn't acted off the screen not only by Evan Rachel Wood and Diana Scarwid, but also by a coat rack, a blender, a filing cabinet, and a couple of potholders. Of course I am making up the potholders, along with the other inanimate objects in my list. I encourage you to watch for yourself, if only so that you can make up your own list with objects that actually appear on-screen. (I think there is a filing cabinet, though.)
Analyzing the minutiae of why 'Down Will Come Baby' does not satisfy seems largely overwhelming, so instead of offering my usual thoughtful review, I'll reprint the words of ERW herself, as told to Entertainment Weekly:
''I had to do a scene in a terrible movie, and my best friend was supposed to have drowned. I didn't know how sad I should be, and the director said, 'Act like you just lost a baseball game.' I was like, 'What? I don't play baseball.' So I had no emotion at all.''
Enough said.
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