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fastlikealambo · 2 months
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I'm so excited for this adaption of sense and sensibility, I've seen little to no buzz about it and if it wasn't for @blackinperiodfilms I would know nothing about it but I finally found pictures on the hallmark website! this will be airing on the hallmark channel saturday, feb. 24th at 8pm est and once I find out if you can stream it, I'll edit this!
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sliceoflifebear · 1 year
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The Pokemon Red/Blue Of Hallmark Christmas Movies.
Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday/Christmas In The City
These are not sequels. This is the same cast and same overall plot. These have slightly different scenes, dialogs, and cuts. But overall it is the same film.
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uhggleighrose · 1 year
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watchinghallmark · 3 months
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LGBT Represention on Hallmark (2023)
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mysterygrl20 · 1 year
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hallmark sucks for cancelling the kitten bowl
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julroberts · 9 months
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ANDIE MACDOWELL as Olivia Lockhart in CEDAR COVE, S03E06
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scottinaussie · 1 year
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Luke Macfarlane as Sean Grant
Christmas in My Heart (2021) dir. Pat Kiely
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Friends & Family Christmas - photo preview 1 of 2
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fawkesthephoenix · 4 months
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Anyone else low key obsessed with Hallmark's new Christmas movie "A Biltmore Christmas"?
No?
Just me?
Cool.
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aspiringwriter1111 · 4 months
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Hallmark PSA
I know since it's coming on the holiday season, I'm going to start seeing a lot of Hallmark slander.
But here's a little known fact.
Hallmark is actually really really good.
WAIT WAIT DON'T LEAVE-
Let me explain!
The movies people usually associate Hallmark with are the "old" ones (2020 and back). I bet after seeing how cliche and unhealthy they were, you didn't see a reason to watch them again after that, am I right??
But you knew them well enough to know they weren't worth your time and sanity.
Girl in a high stress job goes to small town, learns the meaning of Christmas, and then cheats on her also stressed out boyfriend back in the city with a hot cocoa making stubbly kind of rude lumberjack man then quits her job and moves to Vermont or something.
Yeah, they don't do those anymore.
At all.
I'm serious.
A part of it is that there was a purge. A year or two ago, there was a new Christmas movie company in town. All the actors that didn't like the forward direction Hallmark wanted to go in, left and joined GAC.
(Great American Family, or as I like to call it GACK. The movies are exclusively awful old Hallmark style, but Republican, badly decorated, very white, and also much worse.)
GAC took all the problems away from Hallmark, and made movies out of them. Hallmark, now cleansed, is pumping out cinematic greats that I WILL be rewatching every Christmas.
The whole of Hallmark was Recast, save for the best of the best fan favorites (Like Lacey Chaubert-)
They have plus sized actors now and people of color, cast as main characters on a regular basis.
Half of the movies aren't even romance centric anymore, instead focused on life, and moving forward, but when they are, they're really well done, and actually healthy.
If you know me (which you don't), then you'll know I hate unhealthy relationships. Especially when they're treated like they're okay. I will pick apart ANYTHING over toxicity in a relationship, wherever that might come from.
I used to hate Hallmark movies, because they were predictable, unrealistic, flawed, and toxic.
But now the characters talk with each other, and they don't get in the others space without permission. If there's an accident and it does happen, it's not used as a plot device to move the relationship along. It's not treated in a "OMG hot guy is literally right in my face!!! I've only known him two minutes and I hate him, I'm in love!!"
It's more of an, "OMG I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to do that at all, im so sorry, I'm so sorry- *Immediately backs away*"
I can't even begin to explain how much better they are now.
To further prove my point, here are some gifs of Three Wise Men and a Baby, one of my favorite Christmas movies ever:
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Just listen to this one.
It's about three brothers, one of which is a firefighter (this is important). A baby gets dropped off at the fire station, with a note. The firefighters name is on it, asking him to look after the baby until Christmas.
This is not his baby.
This IS a joke throughout the entire film.
They have no idea who dropped him off.
So they end up taking care of him for a week, and seriously bonding with him. The make his first Christmas ornament with clay, they do a holiday photo dressed to the nines.
They talk about how hard it is to actually take care of a baby, and how hard it must have been for their mom doing it alone.
Talking about how their own dad left, and finally processing that trauma together.
Their mom confesses that if she didn't have support, she may have done what the babies mother did. How she must be going through such a rough patch, and building empathy for her.
All three of the brothers go on complete cathartic emotional journeys about it, and all the other issues in their life.
I can't do it justice.
It's called Three Wise Men and A Baby. I'm begging you please go watch it, you will NOT regret it.
I CRIED SO MANY TIMES YOU HAVE NO IDEA.
I'm tearing up now just thinking about it oh my gOD-
The ending just sent it home for me, so I won't spoil anything.
Its amazing. I can't explain the whole thing, I seriously beg you please go watch it.
And, if you're more into comedy, I present to you Haul out The Holly:
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A Christmas comedy starring your very own Gretchen Weiners!! Abso-fucking-lutley HILARIOUS.
It's about a woman, just broken up with her boyfriend, and coaxed into going home for the holidays. Here's where it gets interesting.
Her parents are the head of the Christmas neighborhood watch, something that has plagued her since childhood. Her childhood friend has now taken over the position, as her parent ditch her for retirement on a beach someplace, and she's left stuck, having to decorate against her will.
She wants a nap. The neighbors want her to carve ice sculptures. And her nutcracker apparently isn't up to code.
Includes: Girlboss and male wife power duo (madly in love), insane chainsaw man with way too much time on his hands, the ML an anxious wreck, and many, many, MANY MORE.
Another recent movie was built around a woman who is an astronaut (She's mixed) who was about to finally go to space (The goal shes been working on her entire life) She got into a car accident and her eyesight was impaired. She's currently grieving the loss of her dream (like, actually grieving, she took three months off-).
Her company asks her if she wants to do an exhibit in the planetarium for Christmas, that she doesn't have to, but she can if she wants to take her minds off of things. She says yes, and ends up working with the planetarium director on an exhibit about the sun and it's connection to Christmas through how people used to celebrate with the sun (I don't remember exactly, but it was explained thoroughly, and i think pagan???)
She and him don't constantly argue, or be angry at each other. They cooperate. They show genuine interest in each other. It's actually adorable, and it's also not just about them.
She meets his daughter, who is a wheelchair user. She asks why the Female lead isn't in space if she's an astronaut, and the FL tell her it's because of her eyes. The daughter tells her it's okay, because she'll never be able to go to space either, even if she wants to, but she can still enjoy it from Earth.
I'm not even doing it justice.
By the end of the movie, the FLs eye problem doesn't heal. Nothing is miraculously solved. But the ML and the FL are now dating (After the best, slow paced, healthy, communicative, collaborative bonding freaking ever-) ALL OF THE CHARACTERS HAVE FULL BLOWN EMOTIONAL JOURNEYS THAT ACTUALLY MATTER.
SHE GRIEVES.
HER BROTHER FINALLY FIGURES OUT ITS OKAY FOR HIM TO DO WHAT HE LOVES, AND THAT HE'S NOT A FAILURE FOR IT.
THE ML LET'S GO OF THINKING HES A BAD PARENT.
AND MORE.
There are soft bits, nothing is cliche, nothing is icky or gross.
It's healthy, it's cute, it's emotionally driven, I'm actually learning about things I didn't know before, and amazing.
And all the new ones are either like this or better than this. I could name over ten, but I can't even explain how good they are.
Some of the are still a little dark ages, but it's only every one out of six or seven.
Hallmark movies from 2022 and onwards are 5 star television, and you can't convince me otherwise.
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tonyburgessblog · 4 months
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Hallmark Channel is going to have to raise the bar to meet the quality and charm of A Biltmore Christmas. This is a great movie.
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tvreadsandsleep · 4 months
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Chaley Rose as Averie Davis and Rome Flynn as Jesse Collins A Christmas Duet (2019)
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iamthecutestofborg · 1 year
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Ok I'm really going to need people to start watching The Way Home. I can barely find anyone talking about it on here and y'all are seriously missing out.
I know the Hallmark channel isn't really known for the kind of programming Tumblr fandom culture is interested in, but I'm telling you, this show is DIFFERENT. I was skeptical myself, but no one was more surprised than me that it's actually this good.
First of all, it's a fantasy. It's a time travel story, and what's more it's a REALLY GOOD time travel story. There's also a very compelling mystery plot tied in with the time travel.
The characters are fantastic. Great writing, casting, performance, direction, everything! Great relationships and very emotionally charged storylines. The most recent episode made me cry.
And of course, Tumblrs favorite thing:
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Themes include: Loss, grief, denial, trauma, obsession, guilt, family secrets, relationships, love, communication, and healing.
It's a really good character study about the ways that both individuals and families are affected by trauma and grief. It highlights how even the strongest bonds can be damaged by lack of communication and unhealthy coping mechanisms. The time travel element displays the idea that we must examine the past in order to understand the present. It explores the various ways people react to a traumatic past, either by trying to forget it, becoming obsessed over it, or trying to learn from it so you can heal and move on. It also shows how people are affected over time and their personalities can change, and how people are never all good or all bad.
If you like stories about time travel, people healing from grief/loss, or stories about generational trauma (like Encanto, Steven Universe, etc.) then I can't recommend it highly enough. It's really something special. The first season is almost over, and it's been renewed for at least another season. The whole thing is available on Peacock or Xfinity on demand.
(Note- if you have experienced a traumatic loss, be aware this show could be triggering. Of course, it could also be helpful to some of you, but proceed with caution.)
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kajaono · 24 days
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So has anyone watched Sense and sensibility 2024? How was it?
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watchinghallmark · 3 months
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In this film, Alison Sweeney plays a copywriter who for some reason has been tasked with coming up with an entire ad campaign for a bookstore run by a tech bro (but... like... a nice one?). She's recently single, and the ghost of Jane Austen turns up in her apartment to help her navigate these transitions. Oh, and of course she's also a closet novelist.
A swing and a miss, I'm afraid.
The romance was pretty soul-less, probably because the male lead had no depth or arc. At some point the heroine yells at him something to the effect of "who even are you?!?" and we never really get an answer to that question. Jane Austen's ghost is under-used, as she mostly just chastises Sweeney's character for pouring tea incorrectly. We don't get to see her meaningfully engage with modern womanhood. On the plus side, I did get pretty invested in the subplot (her best-friend's love story), and I could have used more scenes from that plot line.
As far as the Jane of it all goes: there were a lot of Austen quotes and a charming fan club, but also some weird choices, like Austen-esque names given seemingly randomly to characters. (Most notably: the protagonist is "Lily Thorpe").
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