This movie had interesting topics, good actors, so I expected it to be good. But it turned out to be actually almost boring. It was very slow, and it felt void of any real emotion or depth. I kept wanting to turn it off, mostly persevered to the end in the hopes that at some point it will get better. It did not. The story itself was good, but the presentation really was not. The actors really did what they could, I can't fault them for the outcome, but the script they had to work with hardly provided them with any opportunity to shine. I'm sure a 50 minute documentary would have evoked more of a reaction from me than this dramatization.
Review of The Good Nurse
