Inhumans99

Wedding March 3: Here Comes The Bride - So glad that this has turned into franchise.
Royal Hearts - Cindy Busby, James Brolin...so a winner in my eyes.

Both on Hallmark.

PhantomStranger

I caught a Hallmark movie that had been sitting on my DVR since the Fall. All of My Heart: Inn Love was a disappointing sequel to 2015's All of My Heart.

The first was a standard romance movie but very sweet and charming. The sequel does bring back Lacey Chabert and her male lead from the first one, but its plot is about the couple's strained relationship since getting engaged. The way things evolve, you wonder by the end why this couple is even together.

Inhumans99

Psych: The Movie. Finally watched it and it was a nice breezy watch.

Inhumans99

- Love, Once And Always - Hallmark
- Deadly Deed: A Fixer Upper Mystery - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Channel

Inhumans99

Home By Spring - Hallmark. I enjoyed this one and unlike the usual suspects in their movies it starred Poppy Drayton who I enjoyed in the first season of The Shannara Chronicles.

The usual suspects are ladies like Danica McKellar, Candace Cameron Bure, Lacy Chabert, and Taylor Cole, who I absolutely love seeing in Hallmark/Lifetime Holiday films but it is always nice to see a new face being tested for potential future gigs with Hallmark.

JeffTheAlpaca

This thread is impossible to find in the search engine

dex14

Use the advanced search: https://forum.dvdtalk.com/search.php?f=14
Search by title only.

Inhumans99

Reap What You Sew: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery - Hallmark Movies Mysteries.

Also JeffTheAlpaca I always use Bridal Wave as my search term to find the very thread I created. I figure this thread is most likely one of the only places where the Hallmark film Bridal Wave is mentioned so it should always show this thread as a result.

Inhumans99

Darrow & Darrow: In The Key Of Murder. It was okay...I love the cast of this film franchise so it was still fun to watch.

Goonies85

Watched Adam, a 1983 movie about the murder of John Walsh's son (of America's Most Wanted fame). A touching movie, but 1983 was probably the wrong time to release it...They had to play it all pretty tame...That said, it's amazing what John Walsh was able to accomplish afterwards, and turn a tragedy into something positive...An interesting time capsule, I guess...Probably would've been pretty harrowing to watch back in the day (and don't get me wrong, when the boy initially goes missing at the beginning, that was very sad and compelling...would never want to be in those parents' shoes)...

will travel

I watched "The Bounty Man" from the early 70's with Clint Walker and Margot Kidder.

JeffTheAlpaca

Maybe Laura Dern gets nominated for a Emmy. Jason Ritter played a creep and this could have been one of John Heard's final roles.


Warning it is not comfortable subject matter since most of the movies in this thread are from Hallmark.

hbilly

Night Terror (1977)

... borrows somewhat from Spielberg's Duel: because of the husband's demanding job, a family has to relocate every couple of years. This time they have to move to Denver. Unfortunate circumstances forces the wife (Valerie Harper) on a sixteen hour roadtrip to Denver but on her way she becomes a witness to a murder. Low on gas cruising lonely roads she's desperately seeking help while the killer is in hot pursuit.
Effective thriller with slasher elements. Night Terror features probably one of the most underrated creepiest killers ever.

Inhumans99

The Perfect Bride - Hallmark.
Hailey Dean Mysteries: A Marriage Made for Murder - Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Also, thanks to all of my fellow dvd talkers who help keep this thread alive.

Inhumans99

Wedding March 4: Something Old, Something New - Hallmark.
Love's Last Resort - UP Network.

Inhumans99

Love At First Dance - Hallmark. I enjoyed this one a wee bit more than usual and the actress who plays Adriana is a stunner (looked up on IMDB...Cecilia Deacon).

PhantomStranger

I can't really name any specific examples but I haven't been impressed by Hallmark's recent productions in the last 6-9 months. The actresses that had carried their productions for years are getting older and the newer batch feel like cheap replacements.

Inhumans99

Fair enough, but I like the attempt at putting new faces or ones that have rarely showed up in past Hallmark film productions in the mix.

Heck, with this latest film the woman who was supposed to marry the main lead but ultimately does not gets her own happy ending and understands that his heart lies elsewhere. I always appreciate it when I am not left with that nagging feeling that the main lead who dumps one character for another is actually being quite cruel.

Inhumans99

Okay, going to include Netflix films that I believe did not get a theatrical release.

Christmas With A View
The Holiday Calendar

These appear to be a couple of their holiday originals and while both are good The Holiday Calendar with Kat Graham was my fave of the two...worth a watch.

Hallmark - Christmas Joy. Nice to see Danielle Panabaker in a Hallmark.
Road To Christmas - Always enjoy Jessy Schram Hallmarks.

DWilson

"My Dinner With Herve" HBO
When I heard that Peter Dinklage was playing actor Herve Villechaise in a film I thought someone was making a rather tasteless joke. However, it's a serious film based on a true story of a reporter who's career is on the rails because of his alcoholism getting the last interview with Herve (whose own career is on the skids due in part to his drinking) prior to his suicide. Overall, it's an interesting look at the actor's life, which is a mix of sad circumstances and self-destruction. The film only acknowledges "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "Fantasy Island", as if that was all he had done; he actually worked bit more than that. The only problem with Dinklage's performance is his approximation of Herve's voice, which is raspy and heavily-accented; I had to resort to subtitles to understand much of his dialogue.

PhantomStranger

Panabaker has been in a couple Hallmark movies before. I suspect it's where her career goes after Flash ends.