If Beth's Ex loved and only wanted the best for his son as he claimed, then he should have helped Beth buy a new safe car. He didn't give a hoot they were driving around in a dangerous piece of junk. All he cared about was how well his life was going---now.
Both of those women should not have had a license! Scary to think people drive that way.
Really a good movie on lifetime though!
A Honda Civic in good condition is hardly a piece of junk. But good point, the Ex should've made sure the car was in good running condition.
Yes, the main thought I got was both of these women were way too inattentive to the task of driving.
As women are generally put in a good light on Lifetime, I found it interesting this movie almost reinforced the stereotype (please no hate mail, I don't necessarily agree with the stereotype) of bad women drivers.
Even if both of their lives were going *beep* that day, if there were more attentive (and courteous) drivers, these tragedies could've been avoided.
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