Snap Decision | Mare Winningham, Felicity Huffman

Snap Decision | Mare Winningham, Felicity Huffman | Moving and thought provoking

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Snap Decision

	Snap Decision Mare Winningham, Felicity Huffman Starlight Video, 2002 average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Powerful Flick!

Mare Winningham and Felicity Huffman are powerfully convincing in this movie, which is based on a true story. This controversial story is about interpretation...and the events that take place are great lead-ins for you to start up an in-depth discussion afterwards. I am a firm believer in our justice system...but it sure is amazing how a person's life can be so dependent upon the interpretations of a judge and a jury. Did Mare and Felicity take the pictures? Watch the movie...and you can be the judge!

Moving and thought provoking

I love Mare Willingham and everything I've seen with her in it I have loved. I would recommend this film to all and especially to those with with young children. It clearly shows that even family pictures need to be taken with caution in the world we live in, sad but true. Mare protrays a great mom who couldn't love her children more but could lose everything.Diane

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great

This was a great movie too watch.
but then again anything felictiy huffman is in is great

Interpretative.... Perceptive... thought-provoking drama!

It's truly amazing how human mind could easily be conned & fixed at anything we perceive, which we believe is the truth. Looking from different perspectives at an issue not only lets us know the truth at the end, but also provides us immense opportunities to form unbaised views and arguments that support different points of view. This story truly exemplifies how different perceptions could lead to the unthinkable! I wonder why at some point in the film, when Jen was questioned about her failure to effectively stop her kids being photographed, she wasn't convincing. I bet she could've said, "If at that moment, I had thought it had a morbid element to the scenario in question, I would've really stopped it at once!". Or in other words, she was perceptive of the inadvertent incident (pretty much innocent), and so she had no idea of the unforseen consequences! One thing really bewilders me... how could such a regular customer be turned in by the photo lab? Heartless, as I would personally call the character. (again, no offense it's truly my perception.. ha ha..)

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