A Merry Scottish Christmas

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Mary R @Molls Nov 21, 2025 Scott and Lacey have real-life sibling chemistry that I believed from the get go. But the love interest between the Scottish guy and her? Nothing there. Chabert looked like she was forcing even a smile and the kisses? Like she knew he had a cold sore or something. And "Brad’s" (Scott W wife). She looked anemic and acted bipolar. The bagpipes though. I had to mute when those dang things started up. So annoying and loud. Bagpipes aren’t supposed to be like trumpets. Just a sad strange movie. See more Horror fan 4 @Horrorfan4life Jan 24, 2025 Another wonderful movie with Lacey Chabert. Her Hallmark movies make me feel like a kid again. Loved the story and characters. Tim Treakle See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch Dec 27, 2024 I recently decided to check out "A Merry Scottish Christmas," a Hallmark film featuring Scott Wolfe and Lacey Chabert. Overall, it was an average watch. While it wasn't a terrible film by any means, it fell into the familiar Hallmark formula. The twist involving a royal lineage was intriguing and added a nice touch, but the storyline felt predictable with a standard setup, progression, and conclusion that didn’t venture far beyond the norm. Though it was somewhat more enjoyable than other Hallmark offerings, it still struggled to maintain excitement. There were moments where I found myself engaged, but ultimately, the film didn’t deliver the emotional payoff I had hoped for by the end. See more Matthew D @RT08395213 Dec 14, 2024 Clunky writing, an American’s idea of what Scotland is like, and predictable character arcs. Why would local working class people love these rich privileged strangers coming to their town? The premise doesn’t make any sense. See more Matthew D @OceanSage Dec 11, 2024 I was nearly comatose by the end of this terrible Hallmark movie on Netflix. Lacey Chabert and Scott Wolf have weird romantic chemistry, but they are playing brother and sister! The Scottish guy she is supposed to like gets less screen time than the brother. The Scottish scenery, music, and sets are very cute like the ponies. I was so confused by the plots of everyone conflicted about inheriting a Scottish castle, dealing with fake brother-sister tension when they seem to get along just fine, and a barely developed romance story. It's so dull and boring with a lifeless pacing. There's also weird CGI paintings that are pretending like they are oil paintings, but it's so clearly a digital effect. Lacey Chabert deserves to act in better movies with a better script than this surely. I hope Netflix and Hallmark at least paid her a boatload. See more Leo W @LeoTW Nov 19, 2024 Not horrible. But definitely awkward and goofy. It is what you'd expect from a Halmark movie. Low budget and ridiculous. See more Read all reviews

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