Jessica asks Rob and his sleazy friend Sammy to leave. Rob then inquiries about whether Jessica's Nana left her any money. Laughing about his ex-wife's predicament, Rob gets her out of the pantry. Then suddenly, Rob shows up (with a fellow junkie named Sammy). She tries to get Lainey to unlock the pantry door, but to no avail. The house is in the middle of nowhere, with the closest neighbor miles away, so Jessica is up the creek. The movie starts with Jessica trying diligently to pack up everything from her Nana's house, when she accidentally locks herself in the pantry. He resents Jessica for getting and staying clean. Jessica's ex-husband Rob, the father of her two kids, is still an addict.
Having no money, Jessica is trying to sell her Nana's house and move away to find work to support her children. So now Jessica is trying to care for her children by herself.
Jessica's Nana took care of the two kids while their mother was sick and in recovery at rehab, but Nana recently died. Great work by the Daily Wire & I'm excited to see what they bring us in the future (Terror on the Prarie on June 9th in particular!) I definitely recommend that you watch the movie if you have the chance. but here Lucianna VanDette is so comfortable and natural with her acting (and props to the director in this regard) that you really buy in - you aren't watching an act - you're watching a mother and daughter. With many kid actors you can tell they are exactly that. Really surprised by the acting chops of Rainey Qualle and also pleasantly surprised that they got a really good child actress to who played the daughter in this film. While I did feel, at times, that the pacing of this movie was less than ideal - the acting was superb across the board. I will say that I'm not a huge fan of the movies where the majority of the action takes place "in one room" or "in a car" - those movies never really appeal to me and tend to feel like they quickly lose steam and drag on. Super stressful but had a very satisfying conclusion. I was anxious and on edge throughout the film - a mother locked in a pantry unable to protect her children from the predator on the other side of the door. I'll be honest, with the subject matter - it was tough to watch. Mean Girls has continued to draw in new audiences over the years both with the movie, a musical adaptation, and a book that has furthered Regina's evil legend, so we are taking another look at some of the worst things said by Regina that prove she really is the evilest high school girl.This was a solid movie and had a great message. Updated on January 28th, 2021 by Scoot Allan: 2004's Mean Girls introduced fans to a group of young girls known around the school as the 'Plastics" who were led by Rachel McAdam's Regina George, the meanest of the mean who was labeled as pure evil. RELATED: 10 Most Fetch Mean Girls Fan Tattoos Ever The comments that Regina makes clearly show that she cares about nobody but herself, does not feel guilty about being two-faced and judgemental and has no problem ordering people around like they’re slaves. Janis Ian even explains to Cady that “evil takes a human form” in Regina, and when viewers let some of her nastiest lines sink in, it’s easy to see why. As far as high-school girls go, she might be one of the most malevolent of her kind. For a character who doesn’t kill anyone or physically attack anyone, Regina George from Mean Girls is considerably evil.
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