‘My Future Boyfriend’: A TV Time Travel Kind of Romance
Before getting into this review, let me just say something; contrived or not, this movie is adorable. Do I think it lives up to its standards as a supposed “family”…
Category: TV Movie Review
love sweet TV movies? here you’ll find anything we’ve published from Hallmark Channel or any other movies categorizes as a “TV movie.”
‘TACKLING THE PAST’(2011)
The eighth movie to be sponsored and produced by retail giant Wal-Mart and Proctor & Gamble, Tackling the Past is about strong family ties. Tackling the Past (2011) Film Review Jake Walker…
See Sam Heughan in the Sweet Romance ‘A Princess for Christmas’
Usually I don’t see the new seasonal movies that air on Hallmark channel until the following year when – and if – they release to DVD. This year, A Princess for Christmas…
‘A CHRISTMAS WISH’ (2011)
Making wise judgment calls is not Martha Evans’ (Kristy Swanson) strong suit. So far she has made two grievous misjudgments– decisions that have left her alone with three small children….
‘CHRISTMAS MAIL’ (2010)
I see enough Christmas movies each year to realize that, like romantic comedies they are all nearly the exact carbon-copy of each other. This movie is one of the silliest…
‘THE CHRISTMAS CARD’ (2006)
Warm fuzzy Christmas movies are some of my favorite things to indulge in over the holiday season. That is the main reason why every year at this time I scour…
‘12 Men of Christmas’: A Light and Frothy Lifetime Seasonal Flick
From Lifetime, this piece of yuletide fluff aired on television a couple of years ago. Not something likely to disappoint, this is most definitely one of my most favorite flicks. …
‘CHRISTMAS LODGE’ (2010)
Everyone knows the Hallmark Channel has a reputation for family friendly titles. Perhaps their biggest draw is the traditional seasonal block of programs. This year they have a dozen or…
‘SILVER BELLS’(2005)
Part of the Hallmark Hall of Fame collection, Silver Bells is a special kind of holiday presentation. Its leaning isn’t one of spiritual matters, but it does portray the power of family…
