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Director: Gary Yates Writers: Eric Brooks, Erinne Dobson (based on characters created by) This is the sequel to ONE WINTER WEEKEND This movie is the second installment about these two couples.  This time the ones experiencing the infamous Hallmark prelude  to a kiss/kisses are Megan(RUKIYA BERNARD) and Sean(DEWSHANE WILLIAMS), and the main couple, Cara and Ben, kiss almost every time, but not enough to freak other people out.  It's actually sweet every time they smack or really kiss.  If you are a Hallmark viewer, you would know that it is not every time an almost  couple kiss more than once.  It's usually just before the story ends.  There usually something happens before a couple could kiss, like someone would call one of them, a phone rings, or what have you, so many Hallmark viewers are happy about Cara and Ben. Cara and Ben are played by TAYLOR COLE and JACK TURNER, and this is the third time they play a couple.  They actual...

Directed by Michael Robison Written by Rick Garman based on Beth Harbison's novel ( source ) Noelle, a holiday hater who toils in a department store in which she is accidentally locked on Christmas Eve. There, she meets a woman who identifies herself as Noelle's guardian angel and introduces her to several "ghosts" of Christmases past, present, and future. — Hallmark Directed by Kristoffer Tabori Written by Michael J. Murray In “Just The Way You Are,” Candace Cameron Bure stars as Jennie Wreitz, a successful matchmaker who’s suddenly lost the spark in her own marriage after 15 years. With their union about to fall apart, Jennie insists her husband Ian goes on a blind date—with her! By rediscovering each other as “newly-mets,” they get a second chance to fall in love for the first time all over again.- Hallmark Two beautiful CANDACE CAMERON BURE movies, one set during the Christmas Season, and another during the month of May. Both movies ...

Jennifer Cullen (Brooke Burns) is a single, working mom who has become somewhat of a Scrooge when it comes to the Holiday season. Even her six-year-old son Brian is having trouble believing in Santa Claus. When Jen’s Uncle Ralph (Henry Winkler) , a retired police officer, comes to visit for Christmas, he brings along a new friend, a nomad and Jack-of-all-trades named Morgan Derby (Warren Christie) . The two met on a flight, and Morgan’s plans to continue on to Denver are cancelled when he finds out the city is completely snowed in. Jen is wary of the stranger, but at Ralph’s request, agrees to let him stay the night. She warms up to Morgan, especially when she sees how he interacts with Brian. Uncle Ralph approves of Morgan, too, but Jen’s boyfriend Richard isn’t nearly as receptive. Meanwhile, Morgan has started to really like Jen, but if she can’t manage to make Christmas about anything more than business, Morgan will be on his way to Denver, and she’ll have missed the opportunity...

Director: Gary Yates Writer: Erinne Dobson If TAYLOR COLE was as pretty as she is in this movie in MY SUMMER PRINCE , (maybe) then that movie would've been more spectacular, and more believable.  She is again here acting opposite JACK TURNER, but this time, she is lovelier, and she looks younger. Jack is a dreamboat, but as their characters, the two of them together having a whirlwind romance, is not so believable.  Why?  Even if Ms. Taylor is very beautiful here, her eyes are not sparkling whenever Mr. Turner is around, like how she was when they were paired in that royal falls for a commoner movie.  At least here they are more comfortable around each other compared to that said movie. Nevertheless, I still finished the movie, even if I wanted to kick Diane(KRISTEN HARRIS), the boss of both Cara(Taylor's role) and Megan(RUKIYA BERNARD), Cara's best friend. Megan's love interest is played by DEWSHANE WILLIAMS, a surgeon named Sean, the best ...