I liked the movie more than I thought I would. BUT, the main thing that I came away with from this movie is to be careful of who you let into your life. Be proactive in protecting your identity, reputation, your financial situation. This stuff happens everyday. Not to sound paranoid, but be cautious. There are a lot of con artists and scammers out there.

Reading some of the reviews, yeah, some of it did become interesting at the end. However, it wasn't that much different that some Lifetime or LMN movies that I've seen. There are also true events that involve people being held captive in basements, bunkers, etc., so it wasn't all that farfetched. I did have a problem with the husband being alive after the wife baseball battered him to death, or so we thought. However, the plot twist involving Grace's friend, Sarah, wasn't farfetched either. I remember a TV movie that starred Mary Tyler Moore in 2001, "Like Mother, Like Son: The Strange Story of Sante and Kenny Kimes". It was based on actual con games and murders mother and son had committed together. So, this is what I came away with "A Fall from Grace", sometimes you DO have to look a gift horse in the mouth because not all is what it seems.

Begin as a great movie but doubtful scenes and outcomes weren't practical. Another Tyler Perry project disillusion with the same redundant casting. Tyler Perry has sacrificed everything to build a brand with the largest movie studio ever but its time he trust other accomplished writers to cultivate his artistry.