If I had actually paid to see this in a theater I would've demanded my money back! Basically a lifetime type movie that's been done a thousand times...Don't waste your time unless you like predictable movies. Long story short two doctors want babies, they get an egg donor and low in behold she befriends them and then it's recieled she can no longer have kids and those were her last eggs she donated and wants them back to be her own, all while taking the husband away too. Oh and she's done this to another couple before too, and her she even kills someone while living in their home...just predictably crazy!

I really enjoyed the movie all the way until the very end of it. Was very original I think. Although the movie just seemed drawn out possibly? There's just something about this movie that maybe a few details here and there they could've just done without. All together though watching from beginning to end I applaud it for going in the direction at the end that you know is going to happen, but with some twists added to it. I was kind of disappointed at the end when you think that the wife dies and then Katie get really crazy. She starts kissing on Brian and saying "I love you." Which I was like what...? Was kind of confused with the direction that the directors were going with that because I just felt like it was just too over the top crazy that maybe they were shooting for, but it kind of makes it obvious that she did have intentions of killing his wife. I mean put yourself in that scenario. Just seemed too unreal. Which I liked the whole realness of the movie. Besides having your surrogate live with you which is kind of strange. I think a 7/10 is a fair enough rating for the film and I would say if you like them crazy lady movies then go ahead and give this a watch. It wasn't a bad movie to see. Good thing it's on Netflix though because in all honesty I probably wouldn't go to the theater to watch. This is more like a lifetime movie I think.

But you couldn't pay me enough to watch this film to the bitter end. And yeah, bitter is the word I would use as a descriptor. Everything, sets, cast, script has an edge of bitterness as in look at us so swanky rich, or look at us pretend we're enjoying these rug rats or look at straight out of central casting snarky mother in law .Basically the plot you've seen done better in other films of this ilk of evil woman killer and nice unsuspecting eventually gobsmacked family who survive, at an immediate gallop, knife wounds and messy caesarians. This one is dressed up in an unbelievable multipel million dollars mansion, pool, all funded by one working doctor and the other one a nervous wreck with a plastic immobile face.Nicolas Cage has moved far beyond his sell by date, he sleepwalks his way through this with a mouth full of marbled dialogue of some kind never sounding like any kind of doctor I've ever encountered. Anywhere.I frankl didn't care what happened to the whole sodden bitter mess.1 out of 10.

I rarely write reviews but I feel obligated to give one because it was the reviews that I gave this movie a chance.First of all, what twist? The plot was so obvious and predictable. I was not surprised whatsoever at any point of the movie. Second, the story was not realistic in my opinion. The characters behave in a stupid way most of the time which made it hard for me to associate with any of them. The husband is way too unsupportive and still portrayed to be a good one at the end. So, in short, if you enjoy only very well written and directed, realistic movies with real twists, stay away from this one!