Une amitié dangereuse pour ma fille

It's hard to imagine that a film could just get steadily worse when it had reached what I thought was rock bottom in the first 10 minutes! Some of the worst acting I've seen in years-5 year olds Nativity plays are more adult. Have now decided if the 'lead character ' is really British I being a Brit feel totally ashamed. Avoid this so called film at all costs.

Watching this whilst feeling unwell lying on the sofa. It actually cheered me up as it was so bad, the acting, the cheesy script, the predictable story.

Mum is all teeth ginormous eyelashes, enhanced body parts including those awful blown up lips - sadly her poor acting ability didn't help distract.

Blake was mini mum; enhanced body parts and an even poorer actor

I'm not sure where Chloe was supposed to have come from, but it certainly wasn't England with that accent- Australia via South Africa?

Scott was another all teeth and tan - what is with this film productions, they just want actors who are unreal without a hair out of place and with no acting ability.

I love it that the detective was at the graduation party (with a joke graduation outfit worn by Blake), were they short of guests or cast members

I also laughed out loud at the detective telling mum and clone earlier about Jack's 'suppos-ed' suicide. Yes pronounced just like that. Mum and clone even repeat 'suppos-ed? Did this film win a raspberry award ? It should also have won the cheese award.

I liked the movie. Good story line. Not your typical Lifetime movie and I watch quite a few! The only problem I had was I did not like the actor who played the mom. I think it was the inflated clown lips that made her not look normal. I don't know why women ruin their faces like that.

The only thing this movie has going for it is Valentina's attributes. Other than that is is boring cross.

Over acting if it can be called that rubbish storyline and dumb characters.

Awful storyline was matched by dreadful acting. Started with an interesting exposition, but began to fall apart as the film progressed.