Hallmark’s We Met in December is a gorgeous and achingly poignant romance.
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Authentic emotion, gorgeous music and design, and top-tier performances keep Wicked: For Good wonderful, despite source-material pitfalls.
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Beautifully shot and brilliantly acted, Train Dreams is a quiet, contemplative gem.
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Featuring the decade’s best performance from Jessie Buckley, Hamnet is an unmistakably breathtaking masterpiece.
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Hallmark’s Three Wisest Men completes the Three Wise Men trilogy with a heartwarming and emotionally compelling ending.
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Girls don’t want diamonds or flowers, they want The Holiday cottage.
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Netflix’s In Your Dreams is a goofy, genuinely funny, and heartwarming animated feature
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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is an undeniable masterpiece and one of the best films of the year.
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Full of incredible performances from Erin Krakow and Tyler Hynes, Christmas Above the Clouds hits in every way.
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Bill Pullman’s entire reaction to the news about Peter and Lucy’s engagement is everything to us.
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A Newport Christmas is a sweet, whimsical delight and perfect for the girlies who love time travel.
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Don’t let the negative reviews deter you. A Big Bold Beautiful Journey is certainly worth watching.
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Hallmark’s Merry Christmas, Ted Cooper is a blast.
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Don’t think too hard about the plot of Casper — instead, think about how dreamy Bill Pullman is in it.
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Oh, look, we’re back on our Daniel Forsythe agenda.
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While The Woman in Cabin 10 isn’t extraordinary, it’s not a complete flop either.
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Hallmark’s Haul Out the Halloween is here to heal the heartbreak that Halloweentown 2: Kalabar’s Revenge inflicted upon every ’90s kid.
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With excellent chemistry from Madelaine Petsch and Jacob Scipio, Maintenance Required becomes a must-watch rom-com.
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Hallmark’s 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Ghost is one of the sweetest and coziest films to come from the network.
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Cillian Murphy delivers an achingly vulnerable performance in Steve, making it a tremendous showcase of humanity.
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