A woman is released from prison after serving a sentence for a violent crime and re-enters a society that refuses to forgive her past. #cinematicrecapped #theunforgivablemovierecap #dramamovie #sandrabullock
I just watched this movie the other day. If you don't have a open mind and you have tendency to be critical about everything . Don't watch the movie. This movie is deep and there's alot of teachable moments.
It was about more than that though. She would have to live with the reality that she took someone's life. I have friends that live though that and it haunts them every day. Hell I was almost one of them.
Its a combination of the trauma that the child would have to endure knowing she killed someone as well as the subsequent trials and news coverage. She didnt want that for her sister. Especially when she was the one who caused her to think she could do what she did.
@@eeeccc3562 the girl while still missing her sister had a NORMAL life. Children who kill have the worlds eyes on them for the rest of their lives. Everyone would know her name. Itd be hard for her to live any semblence of a life with the news, labels and possibly hate that would be thrown her way. If you look up any cases like these it REALLY ends up messing them up. And Im not justifying what Ruth did. It was still dumb of her, and the whole situation is bad. But I can understand what went through her head and what she thought could happen to her sisters life being labeled as a child murderer.
One thing I want to know is - does Ruth get in trouble for that kidnap scene? I know she didn't do anything here but I also know that doesn't always matter.
Pointless drama really. But what I didn’t like about this movie is Steve’s change of heart. Like, he really wanted nothing to do with her in the begging (I watched the movie) and all of the sudden, he wants revenge.
This movie is kind of stupid. The younger sister is twenty-five!! Surely, the parents have no say at that point over whether or not Sandra Bullock's character can contact her sister. As the subject of a custody battle I feel uniquely qualified to inform everyone: Custody stops being a thing after a kid turns twenty one.
@@addo2419 Sandra Bullock’s character took the rap for her 5-year old sister. Her sister was responsible for shooting and killing the chief officer. At the end, Sandra and her sister hug. And they all lived happily ever 😌
