Good Intentions

About This Movie

So, Good Intentions is this quietly intense drama that dives into grief and deception. Andrew’s choice to fake a note from his deceased son adds a layer of tension that grips you. The pacing is measured, letting the emotional weight settle in, especially as Jenn becomes increasingly obsessed with the note's implications. The performances are raw and compelling, really drawing you into their fractured world. It's distinct in its exploration of how grief can lead to desperate choices, and the atmosphere is heavy without feeling melodramatic. The understated practical effects keep the focus on the characters, which is refreshing in a genre often overwhelmed by theatrics.

Good Intentions has had a somewhat limited release history which means it can be a bit elusive for collectors. There’s not a ton of merchandise floating around, making any physical media editions somewhat desirable for those interested in character-driven dramas. The scarcity of this title, coupled with the unique story and themes, definitely sparks interest among niche collectors looking for something a little different.