Breaking
at the Edge is a thriller
about Bianca (Rebecca da
Costa), who is pregnant
with her first child with
husband Ian (Milo
Ventimiglia). The doctor
advisers Bianca to take it
easy and take certain
medication as she has a
history of mental illness
and she may have to be
hospitalised for the sake
of the baby. Then, Ian's
dad dies and leaves him
and his brother Zach
(Johnathon Schaech) some
money even though they had
nothing to do with him.
Bianca sees a girl in the
lift of that building and
is intrigued by her. Then,
she starts seeing the girl
a lot more, as if she is
haunting her. When a girl
is found dead that is
remarkably similar to the
girl that Bianca is
seeing, she investigates
and what she finds out is
a little too close to
home.
A stock-standard junk
thriller that has a
bizarre ending which
involves a character who's
barely in the movie doing
something which I'm sure
would have had more damage
if it was done for real.
Then there's one scene,
the nude scene below which
is so bafflingly and
out-of-place and it's how
a character finds out an
important piece of
information, but I can't
admonish it because it's a
nude scene. Things like
that happen throughout the
movie, barely explained or
justified. And what's with
Andie McDowell turning up
for 5 seconds and getting
a high billing? Ah
well...)