*spoilers* (not that it matters) First of all, there was never an affair, it was ONE NIGHT STAND. Secondly, what love? There is barely 5 minutes seen between Brad and his wife, so the description about controlling and his love becoming obsessive is just not true.

Also, where was the ACTING! Your wife cheated on you, straight face. You get arrested for murder, straight face. Your wife dies, straight face. Your dad cheats on your mother, IDK what face that was!

Sarah was the only character that showed a little bit of emotions, other than that, what was this film. The entire film is dragged to NOTHING!

There was no intensity, no helplessness, no thrill, it was a really silent watch, I was waiting for it to end!

I changed from 1 to 3 because I have seen WORSE films lol.

As a guy who watches a lot of Lifetime network flicks, I have never seen one try to be out of the box as much as 2023's My Husband's Worst Mistake. It's wine club Sauvignon Blanc. It's cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. It's serpentine in fire mode. It's "hey I wish Vivica A. Fox could pop in to see what's the dillio?" Heck, I'll give stab points for the whole darn treatment.

Anyway, "Mistake" runs 85 minutes with enough coincidences and passing ship characters to make a murderous version of The O. C. look like Romper Room. Check this: husband has an affair with wife of lawyer. Wife of lawyer confesses and dies accidentally falling down the stairs. Husband who had affair confesses to his own wife who throws him out of the house. Lawyer seeks revenge on real estate hubby by getting his kill on and trying to romance pissed off spouse (of real estate dude). Did you get all that? Could you keep up? It's okay if you didn't. For a minute my head was spinning. I felt like I was watching some cinematic multiple choice.

So yeah, My Husband's Worst Mistake has intentions but tries so hard to bait them, you're left viewing a lot of unintentional garble coupled with an abrupt ending that had to fill that standard, Lifetime running time. "Mistake" also stars actors (Matt Wells, Sarah Cleveland, Scott Gibson) who are so stiffly swayed by the plot mechanics you'd think they were pawns in a mosaic about the art of serendipity. Yeesh!

To put it mildly, My Husband's Worst Mistake is not a bad film, just a glut experiment in reinventing the wheel of a channel that specializes in manipulation, conniving, and stone-faced men up to no good. I'd give the thing a higher review if every waning moment wasn't so fortuitous. Own "worst" enemy.

The acting was below average as well as the plot . Poorly written failed on so many areas. Do not recommend wasting your time . The house was clearly rented and the small props like one plant at front door and daughters clinical bedroom only reinforced this low budget movie . The kitchen appeared to be brand new and never been used . At the 70% mark it was noticeable that 19 cars in a parking lot had no number plates . This only reinforces this amateur hour by this director . There were many other contributing factors that reinforced this sub par effort of a movie . Overall well below average .