That's neat to hear, I think they are on sling tv as well. I really wish they had a streaming network. It would be an easier way to watch their movies.

Amazon Video has a bunch of Hallmark Channel movies on sale today. Most of them have dropped to $4.99 (HD). Some as low as $2.99.

The Good Witch movies are $2.99-$3.99 each. The Good Witch's Wonder is $0.99. I grabbed all 7 original movies. I think it was around $22 total.

So Hallmark has their Christmas Keepsake week starting next week on July 14th, for those who enjoy these movies like I do I think they premiere some new movies too.

There's a Wal-Mart Exclusive Romance Collection DVD for $5 with Dater’s Handbook, A Novel Romance and Love on the Sidelines.

Each title is also available separately online as MOD DVD-Rs for $15 msrp apiece.

Was that in stores or online? I wouldn't mind getting it since I haven't seen those movies.

I definitely saw it in-store, but don't find it anywhere on their site. At my store it was near the back, in one of the aisles (rather than an endcap or one of the standalone displays).

I ended up getting a huge pile of movies at Amazon's sale:

Snow Bride
Unleashing Mr Darcy
A Ring by Spring
Anything For Love
Dater's Handbook
Appetite For Love
Surprised By Love
My Boyfriend's Dogs
A Country Wedding
A Novel Romance
The Ultimate Gift
Love Again
Perfect Match
Garage Sale Mystery
Garage Sale Mystery: All That Glitters
The Good Witch
The Good Witch's Garden
The Good Witch's Gift
The Good Witch's Family
The Good Witch's Charm
The Good Witch's Destiny
The Good Witch's Wonder
The Good Witch: Season 3

I was just joking about this with someone yesterday ... my wife will be glued to the TV and I will be subjected to the start of Christmas in July. Fucking July!

When it's miserably hot outside, it helps to think of cooler weather and the Christmas season.

Christmas Week has already started on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Here's the schedule:

http://www.hallmarkmoviesandmysterie...movie-schedule


Saturday, July 8th
9am: Northpole: Open for Christmas
11am: The Christmas Blessing
1pm: The Christmas Card
3pm: Angels & Ornaments
5pm: Magic Stocking
7pm: Love Always, Santa
9pm: Journey Back to Christmas
11pm: A Nutcracker Christmas


Sunday, July 9th
9am: Debbie Macomber's Trading Christmas
11am: Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle
1pm: Angel of Christmas
3pm: The Christmas Secret
5pm: Finding Father Christmas
7pm: I'll Be Home for Christmas
9pm: Debbie Macomber's Dashing Through the Snow
11pm: Charming Christmas


Monday, July 10th
7pm: The Christmas Ornament
9pm: Sound of Christmas


Tuesday, July 11th
7pm: The Christmas Secret
9pm: Operation Christmas


Wednesday, July 12th
7/6c: The Christmas Note
9/8c: A Christmas to Remember

Thursday, July 13th
7pm: Angels & Ornaments
9pm: Love Always, Santa


Friday, July 14th
7pm: The Christmas Card
9pm: I'll Be Home for Christmas


Saturday, July 15th
9am: A Christmas Wish
11am: A Christmas to Remember
1pm: Charming Christmas
3pm: The Christmas Secret
5pm: Debbie Macomber's Dashing Through the Snow
7pm: Hearts of Christmas
9pm: Finding Father Christmas
11pm: Sound of Christmas


Sunday, July 16th
9am: The Christmas Card
11am: The Christmas Note
1pm: Magic Stocking
3pm: A Nutcracker Christmas
5pm: Operation Christmas
7pm: Journey Back to Christmas
9pm: Home for Christmas Day - A World Premiere Original
11pm: The Christmas Ornament

The Hallmark Channel app on the Roku has two Christmas movies:

Hitched For The Holidays
Naughty or Nice

I liked both of those.

Kind of depressing to watch a Xmas movie in July with the hot weather and the sun not going down until 9:30pm.

Here's Hallmark Christmas movies: Premiere dates for 12 new films revealed

Here's When 21 New Christmas Movies Will Premiere on Hallmark Channel

Maggie Lawson's in one of those--loved her on Psych.

Oh happy day, I love Hallmark Countdown To Christmas announcements.

All of my favorite hallmark women are back for another year. I would like to know more about the the new streaming channel from Hallmark that is supposed to launch in October. What will it feature, and what kind of programming will it have in terms of Christmas movies.

Looks like all the usual suspects have returned this year. Danica McKellar, Lacey Chabert, Candace Cameron Bure, Erin Krakow, Lori Loughlin, Catherine Bell, Alison Sweeney, Autumn Reeser, Julie Benz, and Rachel Boston. Alicia Witt is getting the coveted Thanksgiving night spot.

I wish Haylie Duff was part of that list...she was in some past Hallmark films. I know she was also in a Lifetime holiday themed film back when they still bothered to generate a handful of holiday films. Julie Gonzalo is becoming a regular, she was in Pumpkin Pie Wars which I recently re-watched for the third time (it is a fave of mine) and is in Falling For Vermont, which I believe debuts this weekend. But wait, there is more...forgot about Tricia Helfer, who has been consistently popping up in Hallmark films.

I believe I have seen every single Hallmark original film this year...and like Pokemon I gotta catch em all.

Edited to add: I was prematurely excited, Falling for Vermont airs on the 23rd. Part of their Fall Harvest crop of films. Also, not a regular, but a name that should pop up under the cast list of more Hallmark movies is Shannon Doherty, because Growing The Big One was a fun film and she should show up in more Hallmark films (I know, I know, she is notoriously difficult to work with...but the movie was entertaining).

Interesting cast: One movie has Dermot Mulroney, Danny Glover, and Joan Cusack.

I don't see any listings for Amy Acker or Lindy Booth yet.

There's a third Hallmark Channel coming on October 1st. It's called Hallmark Drama which will have original films, series, and Hallmark Hall of Fame movies. I hope my cable company will add it.

http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/hallmark-drama

LA Times has a good article on Hallmark Channel's growing popularity:

http://www.latimes.com/business/holl...914-story.html

I like Hallmark movies, because it helps me believe there is still good in the world, and yes the cultural divide has helped its popularity. That's a surprisingly good story from the LA Times.

Hallmark content is an increasingly safe oasis from the culture wars that have swept the rest of Hollywood entertainment.

Amazon has an add-on channel called "PixL". It's full of older Hallmark Channel movies. It's only $1.99/month with a 1-week free trial.

https://www.amazon.com/b/ref=atv_3p_...&pf_rd_t=12806

I don't see any Christmas movies. But here's a few titles:

Backyard Wedding - Alicia Witt
Same Time Next Week - Jewel Staite
Elevator Girl - Lacey Chabert
Friend Request - Erin Krakow
Uncorked - Julie Benz
The Flower Girl - Marla Sokoloff
Nanny Express - Vanessa Marcil
The Joneses: Unplugged - Mischa Barton
The Reluctant Nanny - Jessy Schram
Hearts on Fire - Allison Sweeney
Mechanics of Love - Shenae Grimes

Interesting. I wonder if they'll add some Christmas movies closer to the holidays.

I 'cut the cord' several months ago, so I won't be able to watch any of the new Hallmark Christmas movies this year, unless I can stream them somehow. I know the Feeln streaming service is being relaunched as Hallmark Movies Now and can be subscribed to monthly, but I can't tell if they are going to be carrying any of the new movies concurrently with the cable channel, or if they'll just have stuff from the back catalog.

Hallmark and Hallmark Movies and Mysteries each have a preview of all of their Christmas movies this year on Sunday night.

Countdown to Christmas preview show, Hallmark 10/22 9pm cst (a sneak peak at all 21 world premiere original movies from Hallmark during the holiday season. )

Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas preview show, HMM 10/22 10pm cst (a sneak peak at all 12 world premiere original movies coming to Hallmark Movies and Mysteries in 2017.)