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As others have pointed out, the casting of actors is insane based upon their real life ages.

I wonder why the actress playing the part of "Becky", the male lead's daughter...looks at least the same age as him? It's utterly bizarre!

Julie Benz does a good job of playing such a scheming monster...totally different from her "sweet as sugar pie" role in the excellent drama "Dexter". She plays the part like a pantomime protagonist. In real life, no-one would ever get away with such sneaky, show-off behaviour but once you remember it's one of these "Lifetime" type movies, you know you're not going to see nuanced performances.

Scottish person here. Unfortunately this nonsense is just a load of hokey drivel. The storyline is the usual - woman meets guy from a posh family then changes the (long ignored) local Christmas celebrations into something 'new and exciting'....except they're not. Unfortunately the two lead actors aren't particularly charismatic. I doubt anyone cared whether they fell in love, or not.

You can't just film a few old fashioned locations and pretend they're interesting. I suppose the Americans who made this guff think it's quaint. It's not. It's just boring. There's no warmth or excitement. All very predictable.

There is nothing romantic or 'cheeky' about their tale. They terrorised many parts of west Edinburgh...especially Gorgie.

They vandalised property, stole bikes, broke into people's homes and were notorious shoplifters. Police detested them because they were under 16 and there was nothing they could do about their reign of terror. Guess what? Somehow these parts of the story somehow got lost on the cutting room floor.

Years later, you could often see one of them staggering around the main part of Gorgie high as a kite on whatever junk they were smoking or had snorted.

Filmed on a (likely stolen) camcorder.

Don't waste your valuable time viewing this drivel!