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Snap Decision |  | Director: Alan Metzger
Actors: Mare Winningham, Felicity Huffman
Studio: PC Treasures
Category: DVD
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Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 134648
Format: NTSC
Language: English (Unknown)
Region: 1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 92 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 671196046143
EAN: 0671196046143
ASIN: B001F0PID8
Release Date: August 8, 2008
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 Snap Decisions.. December 13, 2008
retrowrestling (SGV, California)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
First saw this on The Family Channel around 2000 or 2001. The story is about a mother who gets into trouble when some photos taken by a family-friend is developed at a photo lab.
The technician decides to report the photos since it seems to portray "innappropriate" images of young girls. The mom then faces some unfair accusations regarding the treatment of her daughters.
Good movie to reflect on the current state of this world. The DVD itself contains the movie trailer along with a Star Biograhies.
great October 31, 2007
S. pearce (arkansas)
This was a great movie too watch.
but then again anything felictiy huffman is in is great
great movie October 25, 2007
S. pearce (arkansas)
it was a great movie...
i dont know how many times ive seen it before but the actign
by both the actresses is pretty amzing
How power filled prosecutors abuse the people. April 12, 2007
Kenneth E. Sutphin (The Friendly City, WV)
This is a mild, compared to real life, portrail of how slanted the facts can be shown by those who are supposed to protect the people. This movie shows how a single parent can be targeted by the legal system of lawyers who want nothing more than to put a notch on their belt to show what heros they are while "saving the children" from those who love them the most.
Well acted and realisticlly portrayed.
 Interpretative.... Perceptive... thought-provoking drama! January 6, 2005
Chris G
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
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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