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I found this movie, I want to say boring at some points because the context of the movie doesn't go with the dog eat dog kill or be killed law of the wild in certain areas of society in reality. The fact that the girl goes from a cheating boyfriend to an escort is quite frankly stupid and defines the meaning of a typical uneducated woman who blames others for screwing them over yet will commit the same act for the sake of selling themselves to the point where people similar to me will define them with "Right, you enjoyed it? You need to prove it before I pay you for the flight, you say I'm a nice guy yet you can't wait to get rid of me, yet you'll welcome the huge amount of money." The thing I find entertaining is if I gave them counterfeit, they'd get angry yet they'd begin lying to you because their mentality is as fake as the counterfeit. The ending is sorta a flip coin. The guy was angry yet decided on the wrong path because he didn't get what he wanted. Although it was a blessing in disguise that the son was whacked at the end of it. The mentality of both girls was lack of self esteem while also the unfortunate mentality of what the other woman said claiming that the women didn't owe them a thing yet they do to when you pay them to a certain extent (It doesn't count rape.) The punchline of the movie is with my resentment and disappointment is the guy and the woman "Thinking" they love one another. Really? I'm no prude to real intimacy, it'll take a woman to be human and educated to gain my affection, which is why only one woman is worthy of me with doing European women because of their mentality. To be humorous about it, the only way I'd use a mile high plane is to fly home to New York to escape myself from beating the blank out of a tsa and security in self defense if I were uncontrollable because they decided to physically slander me. I'd rather fly in a mile high if I knew I was going to be uncontrollable.

I first saw "Dark Reflection" on Fox a long time ago when it was the made for TV version. I only saw parts of it though. Unfortunately, I can't find it anywhere.

The thing that's disturbing is that Elizabeth (Lisa Zane) doesn't know her spouse enough to where she thinks a "Look a like" criminal is her husband Ben and accepts him just because "He acts a certain way" during a certain moment, yet she knows enough to think somethings messed up because the criminal "Doesn't know what her son likes." At the end where the criminal falls through the ceiling, her husband Ben doesn't come down from the ceiling to get his wife, especially the scene where you see Elizabeth (Lisa Zane) at the art gallery. You'd think Ben would've continued to pursue his wife and rid the criminal. There's other scenes in the movie that irks me, but I don't want someone to think "I'm taking the movie too seriously."