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From The Hallmark Channel Director: Mike Rohl Writer: Kim Beyer-Johnson Wow.  So far, so good.  This is my favourite among all The Wedding March instalments.  There's just something so real between CINDY BUSBY and TYLER HYNES.  LANE EDWARDS and SUNITA PRASAD also have something beautiful between them.  Nothing between the two couples look forced.   The wedding itself was beautiful.  Is that a spoiler?  No.  Not really.  We know that the wedding would happen.  What we do not know are the things in between, and I'm glad they pulled it off. The Inn still looks glorious as ever, and it was great reminiscing about my Wedding Planning days with with a couple of friends, and some I did with a group of people.  I also did some hosting... Going back to the movie, even if it's quite predictable, I loved the flow of the story, and to reiterate for emphasis,  I really felt the love between Brad(that name ag...

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land. Director :  Bradford May Writers: Monica Mata-Ibarra ... (story by) R.B. Ripley ... (story by) (as Robert Ripley) R.B. Ripley ... (teleplay by) (as Robert Ripley) Joelle Sellner ... (story by) Joelle Sellner ... (teleplay by) LOVE ON THE VINES This movie is somewhat like a smorgasbord that doesn't have a theme or a newly opened restaurant that has TOO MUCH to offer.  There are too many side stories.  Sometimes these things work, but many times stories like these fail. I used to think that was the way to go until someone pointed out to me that sometimes less is more, unless I am trying to pitch future longtime running soap opera or telenovela. The two central characters, Diana and Seth, played by MARGO HARSHMAN and STEVE TALLEY respectively, did not seem to have chemistry at first, b...

The Hallmark Channel Gabrielle Miller as Bonnie and Peter Benson as Sean It's a full Valentine's Day weekend at the inn when Olivia and Mick host their families. Things get chaotic when Mick's sister decides to have her wedding at the inn that weekend and Mick's daughter announces plans to drop out of college. Director: David Weaver Writers: Neal H. Dobrofsky  and  Tippi Dobrofsky 💒💒💒💒💒 Andrew Walker and Merritt Patterson play the groom, Rob, and the bride, Amy Mick, Olivia and the rest of the Willow Lake Inn team help a couple set up the wedding of their dreams, but complications soon arise when the bride starts to have second thoughts about the plans. Directed by  Peter DeLuise Music by Terry Frewer Edited by Kelly Heron Written by Robin Bernheim Burger, Richard Manning, David Golden and Tracy Andreen  There's something about this mini series that's making me float every time I watch an episode, so w...

A singer realizes he's been booked to perform at his college sweetheart's wedding.-WWW Initial release :  25 June 2016 ( USA ) Director :  Neill Fearnley First episode date :  25 June 2016 Film series :  The Wedding March Screenplay :  Tippi Dobrofsky ,  Neal Dobrofsky THE MOVIE Jack Wagner and Josie Bissett are my contemporaries, as mentioned before.  Since I watched the second installment first, the ending of this first one is sort of a no brainer.  Even so, I still wanted to learn about what happened during the first installment.  Since the second installment still lacked a real ending, I figured that this is a mini series.  When I watched this one, I understood things better.  If you are a fan of these two, I suggest you watch this in order.  ;-) One of the things I like about this movie is that I learned to appreciate the lake and the inn more.  It's quaint and ...

Former sweethearts Olivia and Mick are now running a wedding resort after unexpectedly reuniting. As they work together in their new venture, they soon realize that although their business relationship is flawed, there may be romance on the horizon. Directed by  David Weaver Written by   Neal H. Dobrofsky and Tippi Dobrofsky THE MOVIE The central characters' actors are not strangers to me. A couple of decades ago I was glued to the screen whenever MELROSE PLACE, a drama which had characters that were my age back then, was playing, and two of the most intriguing characters there were Dr.  Peter Burns (Jack Wagner) and Jane Andrews (Josie Bissett).  Jane was formerly married to Dr. Peter Burns' associate, Dr. Michael Mancini .  I remember a lot of girls and ladies imitating Josie Bissett's fashion sense and hair style back then.  Yes, she was very influential indeed. I remember that I checked Melrose Avenue once...