I really liked the movie. Great acting and story. Although when he left the black briefcase at the upper subway station and stole the handbag. Why did she take the briefcase? It was even put on the side where she couldnt see it? If i was stolen i would report it at once to the police. And the day after an unknown person calls to exchange bags. No questions asked.

Am I missing something?

Beautiful, petty-larcenous losers find love on the run. Grace Van Patten as Ellie percolates the atmosphere with her effortless cool (she's cooler than a mint julep) and superb acting. She's a natural thriller that reveals a new layer with every frame she's in. I'm reminded of a young Shailene Woodley, only far prettier and more graceful. Callum Turner provides a perfect foil for Grace/Ellie as Danny. An awkward, stumblebum of sorts, who orbits Ellie, fully enthralled by her, as he should be. Despite their obvious differences, the two do share a strangely sublime chemistry on the screen together. It's always good to see the average dude get the hot chick. Their misadventures are fun to follow. There is even a Casablanca-esque moment (I won't say too much as to not spoil it) that would make old Bogie's heart skip. A progressive romcom that isn't afraid to laugh at itself. The negatives...the dialogue is under-imagined at times and only the two lead characters are memorable.

Tramps is an easy and pleasant romcom to watch, not really the genre I go for normally, but this one worked particularly well. Maybe it's because of the unlikely romance to happen between Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten. Let just say that a beauty like Grace Van Patten is normally not going for an ugly ducklet like Callum Turner. Well that's my view, I'm a man, maybe Callum Turner is goodlooking, couldn't really tell. Grace Van Patten on the other hand is candy for the eye, that's for sure. Good acting from both of them, the chemistry between the two characters is what keeps you watching this movie. The plot is quite simple, doesn't make sense all the time but it doesn't really matter. The humor is subtle but it's a nice touch in the story. In this genre Tramps is worth a watch, pretty sure not a lot of people will dislike it, that is if you like slow paced romantical comedies.