Strapped4Cash

You were right! Wal-Mart hasn't relisted it, but I checked back and saw that Amazon has a different listing for an edition of A Royal Christmas that came out in January. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00O1D3C3E/

So all is good and my quest is complete.

TheBigDave

Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries have been airing Christmas movies all week. Here's the remaining schedule:

On Saturday at 9pm (July 11th) is the new movie Family For Christmas with Lacey Chabert.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/family-for-christmas

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fujishig

I really don't get this whole Christmas in July thing...

TheBigDave

Hallmark Channel's Countdown to Christmas 2015 starts tonight. Non-stop holiday movies until the end of the year. There will also be 17 new, original movies.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/christmas

The first new movie premiere's tonight at 8pm EST. 'Tis The Season For Love starring Sarah Lancaster and Brendan Penny.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/tis-the-season-for-love

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Here's the full schedule of new movies:

Sunday, November 1st, 8/7c
‘Tis the Season for Love
Starring Sarah Lancaster and Brendan Penny

Saturday, November 7, 8/7c
Ice Sculpture Christmas
Starring Rachel Boston and Brenda Strong

Sunday, November 8, 8/7c
Charming Christmas
Starring Julie Benz and David Sutcliffe

Saturday, November 14, 8/7c
I’m Not Ready for Christmas
Starring Alicia Witt, George Stults, Brigid Brannagh, Dan Lauria and Maxwell Caulfield

Sunday, November 15, 8/7c
Christmas Incorporated
Starring Shenae Grimes-Beech and Steve Lund

Saturday, November 21, 8/7c
Northpole: Open for Christmas
Starring Lori Loughlin, Dermot Mulroney and Bailee Madison

Sunday, November 22, 8/7c
Merry Matrimony
Starring Jessica Lowndes and Christopher Russell

Wednesday, November 25, 8/7c
Once Upon a Holiday
Starring Briana Evigan, Paul Campbell and Greg Evigan

Thursday, November 26, 8/7c
The 12 Gifts of Christmas
Starring Katrina Law, Aaron O’Connell and Donna Mills

Friday, November 27, 8/7c
Crown for Christmas
Starring Danica McKellar

Saturday, November 28, 8/7c
A Christmas Detour
Starring Candace Cameron Bure, Paul Greene, Sarah Strange and David Lewis

Sunday, November 29, 8/7c
Angel of Christmas
Starring Jennifer Finnigan, Jonathan Scarfe and Holly Robinson Peete

Saturday, December 5, 8/7c
Hallmark Hall of Fame’s Just in Time for Christmas
Starring Eloise Mumford, Michael Stahl-David, William Shatner and Christopher Lloyd

Sunday, December 6, 8/7c
Karen Kingsbury’s The Bridge
Starring Katie Findlay, Wyatt Nash, Ted McGinley and Faith Ford

Saturday, December 12, 8/7c
On The Twelfth Day of Christmas
Starring Brooke Nevin and Robin Dunne

Saturday, December 19, 8/7c
A Christmas Melody
Starring Mariah Carey and Lacey Chabert

Sunday, December 20, 8/7c
Christmas Land

TheBigDave

Hallmark Movies & Mysteries is also doing 24/7 Holiday movies until the New Year. They're calling it The Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas.

http://www.hallmarkmoviesandmysterie...s-of-christmas

They'll have four new, original movies starting in late November. Here's the schedule:

Sunday, November 22, 9/8c
Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Mystery
Starring Alison Sweeney and Cameron Mathison

Sunday, November 29, 9/8c
The Christmas Note
Starring Jamie-Lynn Sigler

Sunday, December 6, 9/8c
Magic Stocking

Sunday, December 13, 9/8c
Debbie Macomber’s Dashing Through the Snow
Starring Meghan Ory and Andrew Walker

Xiroteus

Biggest thing that hurts movies on tv, sometimes aspect ratios, commercials, and edits.

GoldenJCJ

I agree! I refuse to watch Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Mystery until they release the director's true vision!

Quack

And DVR space.

DJariya

I enjoy the X-Mas movies that Hallmark and ABC Family show during this time of year. I watched several last year. Usually they have a lot of actors I like. However, it's a little hard to make time for several 2 hour movies in addition to TV shows still airing. Agree about the DVR space issue as well.

Eddie W

These are not 'movies', they were made for the Hallmark channel to torture husbands and boyfriends during the holidays.

Every single one of them is about a successful woman who is too busy for love. Then meets a handsome single guy who she hates for no reason. They they get forced together on some big project or something. And they fall in love by Christmas. Every one.

Cellar Door

Count me as another sucker for these movies--especially when they star one of my celebrity crushes. I'm in for anything with Sarah Lancaster or Alicia Witt. And I'll be checking out that one with Meghan Ory.

TheBigDave

Alicia Witt's Christmas movies have been pretty good.

A Very Merry Mix-Up - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3131456/
A Snow Globe Christmas - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3118746/
Christmas at Cartwright's - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4177742/

Xiroteus

I uhh have to go do....anything else!!!!!

Giles

Tis the Season for Love was pretty generic - the lead male was so ... not straight (teeheehee)

PhantomStranger

The movies are predictable fluff but they are often enjoyable if the casting process hasn't gone awry.

Mike86

Yeah a lot of these are guilty pleasure movies for me too. My parents get into watching a bunch of these this time of year so I usually end up watching some with them.

Trevor

Didn't know I had the Hallmark Channel on my less than basic package, but it's there. Despite their flaws, I love all these movies.

Giles

anyone notice the blatant product placement of 'Folger's' coffee in 'Tis the Season...'?

Bluelitespecial

They did that last year with a few of these movies. Walmart and Folgers Coffee product placement were pretty blatant in A Royal Christmas and Nine Lives of Christmas. I have been watching these on dvd, last year's were good, I really liked Nine Lives of Christmas, I hope to see some of these at Walmart since that's who had the dvds last year.

Inhumans99

Yeah...I was confused for a sec thinking the movie was back from commercial break, but it turned out to be an ad for Folger's. All I could think was well played Hallmark marketing team, well played indeed.

TheBigDave

Tonight's new movie was Ice Sculpture Christmas starring Rachel Boston. If you missed it, they'll replay it on Sunday at 2pm and on Friday at 8pm.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/ice-sculpture-christmas

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DJariya

I like Rachel Boston, so maybe I'll check it out.

The problem with a lot of these Holiday movies is they cast such bland leading men.

TheBigDave

Sunday night's new movie is Charming Christmas starring Julie Benz and David Sutcliffe. It airs at 8pm.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/charming-christmas

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I'm looking forward to this one. I always liked Julie Benz. And it's an actual Christmas movie, unlike some others that are just standard RomComs with holiday decorations in the background.

TheBigDave

They get some good actresses, but I've never heard of most of the guys. Maybe they come from daytime TV?

DJariya

Now this is one I'll watch for sure. Like Julie Benz and I know David Sutcliffe from a few shows. He was on Proof this past summer on TNT, Private Practice and even Gilmore Girls.