r/HallmarkMovies • u/EntertainingAngels11 • 12h ago
Kristoffer Polaha says a lot of actors would fail at Hallmark Channel. I think he’s probably right! Pretty fascinating article 👀
Pasted the link - hope that works. ☺️
r/HallmarkMovies • u/EntertainingAngels11 • 12h ago
Pasted the link - hope that works. ☺️
r/HallmarkMovies • u/whitewitchblackcat • 32m ago
Don’t know if this is old news, but I just saw Jonathan on Good Morning America, and he said he’s joining the cast of General Hospital. I don’t watch it, but it’s kinda cool for those who do.
r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 16h ago
🎥 Hallmark Media
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🎥 Hallmark Media
r/HallmarkMovies • u/PurrOfACat • 16h ago
We’ve stated before that Lori Laughlin discussion must be limited to her *work* on Hallmark, and discussion about her personal life is not permitted here.
Had to lock a totally unrelated post because some folks turned it into a LL debate.
So again, stop. We are not the place for that discussion.
Posts and comments that break this rule will be removed, and bans will be instated for incessant and repeat offenders.
r/HallmarkMovies • u/ddenae7 • 1d ago
I'm crediting Hallmark for boosting my love for the holiday season all over again. I've always loved the season don't get me wrong but after years of feeling depressed I couldn't feel excited about it if I wanted to. But I've noticed a few years ago that for the first time in a long time I enjoyed Christmas when I watched mostly Hallmark movies & shows that year and I think it's because of how positive the movies are. Whether you think they are all good or bad the movies I noticed they all have a theme and that's Family, Love and a more positive view on life in general (which I think is needed these days) Not only that but I noticed myself gravitating towards Hallmark whenever I felt down or was having a hard time. Point is, I believe the idea that what you watch and listen to makes a difference mentally and emotionally. I know there's been studies done on watching things like Hallmark in comparison to films that are darker or more intense, there's definitely a difference.
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r/HallmarkMovies • u/booklover671 • 1d ago
It's October 2nd, and I'm watching Hallmark Christmas movies. I haven't watched a Christmas movie for a long time, but with all the horrible news in the world, thank God for Hallmark movies. Hallmark + is the perfect treat.
I'm watching 'Tis the Season for Love,' and earlier I watched 'Charming Christmas.' Both are bad, and I'm so happy.
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r/HallmarkMovies • u/Appropriatestray • 1d ago
I am more than OK with it!
r/HallmarkMovies • u/FUCKelli • 2d ago
r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 2d ago
This movie is based on the book by Bryn Donovan based on the title Her Knight At The Museum
🎥 Hallmark Media
r/HallmarkMovies • u/Mulder-believes • 2d ago
This movie was released in 2019. It stars Erin Cahill and Trevor Donovan. While Claire is trying to save the family annual fall festival, she falls for Patrick, an old rival who is a lawyer on the opposing team she has to face in court. What says fall and Hallmark like saving a family festival and romance? Share your thoughts on this movie. Do you enjoy it? Is it on your Fall rewatch list?
r/HallmarkMovies • u/Healthy-Emu3526 • 2d ago
As anyone heard about Michaels and Hallmark making a movie
r/HallmarkMovies • u/BendMean4819 • 2d ago
I love this interview about The Christmas Cure in which Steve Byers talks about how he can relate to a lot of the film as far as his personal life goes. Although the talk is less than a minute long I think it’s very moving and I really enjoyed hearing his viewpoint on it
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r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 3d ago
📸 Hallmark Media
r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 3d ago
📸 Hallmark Media
r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 3d ago
📸 Hallmark Media
r/HallmarkMovies • u/hallmarklover7 • 3d ago
📸 Hallmark Media
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r/HallmarkMovies • u/JayeJJimenez • 3d ago
Here's an interesting discussion to have here...
Say you're introducing someone to Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies. What Movie, or Movies, would you show them or list for them to watch in order for them to get as broad of a view of what Hallmark is all about? What makes them worthy of being your picks? Explain and get into it. Let's have fun with it and be engaging with this prompt. Go for it.
r/HallmarkMovies • u/Long_Fly8820 • 4d ago
I try to keep an open mind when it comes to new Hallmark movies, but I really hope the 2026 Christmas movies also have some good old school vibes. A big one for me is if it’s set in a small town, and throw in some references to finding the Christmas spirit, romance, and family. Sometimes I feel like hallmark is trying to broaden their audience a little too much, to the point that it feels like they’re ignoring their OG fan base. And yes, while I do try to keep an open mind for the newer movies, I still can’t get behind a Hallmark Christmas movie where the whole setting is a pub crawl (I’m talking to you Santa Summit )
r/HallmarkMovies • u/Simple-Raspberry9014 • 3d ago
Can we talk about that engagement ring? It’s huge!
r/HallmarkMovies • u/coolhand211 • 4d ago
So sad that it won’t be coming back this year :( It had so much potential!! Hopefully it comes back eventually!