OK made for TV movie that really should have been an episode of Tales of the Unexpected. There's an intriguing idea here, but one that's milked for maximum melodrama and overlong running time.It doesn't help that much of the acting is mediocre, even poor, at times - and the dialogue doesn't always convince either.
Lastly, the double-meaning of the title had me almost face-palming at the obviousness of it.
But I did like the moments which focussed on what matters most when death is approaching.
Verdict: Not as smart as it thinks it is
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