I have to specify that this comment may contain spoilers, but in this case, any comment on this piece of dreck couldn't possibly spoil anyone's viewing of this film any more than viewing the film itself.
Here we have the premise that co-dependent, enabling husbands and delusional, schizophrenic wives make good parents to children. In fact, these particular people are just so good and kind and loving and perfect that a little thing like a psychiatric disorder, much less full-blown insanity, can't possibly affect their children (with the exception of the invisible one, who gets killed off and buried in the backyard. This is, after all, a Lifetime movie).
The entire premise of the film seems to suggest that enabling a delusion is heart-warming and uplifting. I see it as the next sensational murder case on Courttv.
Here we have the premise that co-dependent, enabling husbands and delusional, schizophrenic wives make good parents to children. In fact, these particular people are just so good and kind and loving and perfect that a little thing like a psychiatric disorder, much less full-blown insanity, can't possibly affect their children (with the exception of the invisible one, who gets killed off and buried in the backyard. This is, after all, a Lifetime movie).
The entire premise of the film seems to suggest that enabling a delusion is heart-warming and uplifting. I see it as the next sensational murder case on Courttv.