The premise of the movie doesn't promise much, but the film delivers even less. Two women are shown to have been in a car accident. Then we spend more than an hour in a flashback showing their poor driving skills and dull lives with the usual disappointments and silly (but not funny) escapades until we finally arrive to the accident. The viewer doesn't care who lives or who dies at any point of the film.The acting is mediocre, but better than in many other made-for-TV movies. The script is not very exciting and the futile attempt to make it so with an ominous soundtrack only makes the viewer laugh. I barely made it thought the ordeal without falling asleep.

How does something this bad get made? The plot is simplistic and predictable, the characters one dimensional and clichéd (single working mum with disabled kid, rich corporate mole who drives like she owns the world). The camera is so jerky it made me sick. This technique has only worked for the Blair Witch, and nothing else.A women's Falling Down, not bloody likely. D-Fens would be rolling over his watery grave.And these positive reviews that have been posted - film crew anyone? The only realistic aspect of this garbage is how women drivers are depicted. Now there's the real drama.

the only thing missing from this movie is Pearl Jam's song Last Exit,, that would have put an ! on the movie, but i'm not docking the directors for that omission,, this was just a great made for TV movie, kinda reminds of 2002's changing lanes , except the characters are female, two women have very hectic days and are on a collision course for death, what starts out as a mom being late and having to cross town, and a producer type Hollywood girl going to the set results in deadly consequences at the end, but boy do we have a lot in between. basically one woman drives super carelessly, and cuts off the other one causing her to miss her exit, as the day progresses the situation only get's worse, and a chain reaction of bad things happens to the one girl, slowly rage builds up and presto you have maybe on of the better TV movies ever made in my opinion.

They don't tell you this in the plot outline but early into this movie you realize that Murphy, of the ill-famed 'Murphy's Laws,' apparently has written himself into this script :^). As you're watching this movie, it will slowly reel you in. By the time you're 3/4 into it, you'll find yourself amazed, thinking just how good it is. But, by then, you're just scratching the surface of where this movie is going to take you. And by the end, you'll be glad that you decided to invest the time to watch it. This movie leaves you feeling. And, most importantly, you'll learn something about life and yourself from the experience because, during the movie, you'll be constantly comparing your life to the ones you're witnessing on the screen. And I bet, you'll see a bit of yourself there sometimes. This movie makes you profoundly think about a lot of things. Kudos to the director.