Not having a clue as to what this film was about, we decided to take a chance on it. It has all the makings of being a movie made for TV. No wonder, we found out it was made for Lifetime! The version we watched came on another cable channel and shows the spaces where the commercials should have been inserted.
As a thriller, "Break-In", doesn't quite make it. Anyone with any experience in these types of films know there is something wrong with Maria, a newlywed on her honeymoon to a Caribbean island that shows a rough edge to herself when she lures her husband into the lavatory for a quickie! The bride is surprised when her new sister-in-law and her yuppie husband arrive to spend the last day with them in the beautiful house on the mountain. Little do they know three bandits want to rob the house. In the process they keep them prisoners trying to have Maria and Cameron to reveal where the safe is located to steal the 10 million in it.
"Break-In", directed by Michael Nankin, with a screen play by Matt Dorff is somewhat entertaining. Serious fans will probably figure out what will happen.
As a thriller, "Break-In", doesn't quite make it. Anyone with any experience in these types of films know there is something wrong with Maria, a newlywed on her honeymoon to a Caribbean island that shows a rough edge to herself when she lures her husband into the lavatory for a quickie! The bride is surprised when her new sister-in-law and her yuppie husband arrive to spend the last day with them in the beautiful house on the mountain. Little do they know three bandits want to rob the house. In the process they keep them prisoners trying to have Maria and Cameron to reveal where the safe is located to steal the 10 million in it.
"Break-In", directed by Michael Nankin, with a screen play by Matt Dorff is somewhat entertaining. Serious fans will probably figure out what will happen.
