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Don't Let Go - Movie Review

Plot Seems Familiar

Don't Let Go is a movie about a grieving uncle who mysteriously gets a call from his niece two weeks in the past. If this sounds familiar to you, then you might be a movie addict too. In 2000, Frequency came out about a son able to talk to his dad 30 years in the past using an old ham radio. Both movies are good crime dramas and are worth a watch.

Review

As I said, this movie is a good watch. If the niece in the movie looks familiar, you might have seen her in either the latest Wrinkle in Time movie or in Sleight. Storm Reid is a very great actress who makes you feel for any character she portrays. This modern version of the Frequency story line is will keep you guessing until the end. My only issue with this movie is that once the reveal has been made the you know what will happen to the characters, you are left with just the credits. I would have enjoyed seeing a weeks or months later epilogue. This is the second movie I have seen recently where the movie just ends. Don't Let Go was only a 103 minutes. Crawl was the other movie that just ended and it was a mere 88 minutes. Add 5 to 10 minutes for an epilogue to both these movies please.

Rating

I would rate this a HD movie. I would recommend you at least rent this movie but it is also worth $5 to add to your collection. During a sale, this movie was a free from UltraCloudHD with the purchase of $50 or more which is how and why I got my copy.

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