Committed (TV Movie 2011)

Committed: Directed by Norma Bailey. With Andrea Roth, Richard Burgi, Peter MacNeill, Linda Thorson. Celeste Dupont arrives to a mental institution as a doctor but after a while she is informed that she is another patient there.

“Thank Goodness I had already seen the movie before I searched for the movie on IMDb because the only other review is absolutely horrendous, in the sense that itu0026#39;s not just spoils the plot of the move it completely ruins it. Basically the other reviewer reveals every single thing thatu0026#39;s worth finding out for yourself.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI must be going through a phase because this is another TV movie thatu0026#39;s left me a bit impressed. Itu0026#39;s not eerie nor chilling but there is a definite mystery that intrigues you in the first 15 mins. By the time you unravel the mystery you may as well just finish watching it, and thatu0026#39;s not a bad thing.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe plotu0026#39;s semi decent, offering some neat twists and turns that keeps you wondering whether Celeste is really a psychiatrist or if sheu0026#39;s delusional. And then there also some other weird instances that keeps the plot ticking over.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAndrea Roth puts in a good performance in the lead role and sheu0026#39;s convincing enough as a psychiatrist. Many of the women cast in a lead TV role have mostly been chosen for one thing: their looks, and often enough they donu0026#39;t fit the bill of the character. But Andrea pull its off. While some of her actions in trying to escape are a little over the top and ludicrous you do feel for her while sheu0026#39;s trying to hang onto her sanity.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIf you have the time and want to watch something with a cup of tea or hot chocolate on a cold night Iu0026#39;d recommend this movie. It certainly beats out some of the Hollywood titles out there at the moment.”