The Hallmark Channel has a new commercial preview out (see below) for their annual *Christmas in July* movie event- and here's what we can take from the new promo...
The new preview shows one fun movie that previously premiered on Hallmark's streamer, Hallmark Movies Now- Rescuing Christmas, starring Rachael Leigh Cook and Sam Page.
Also, the promo announces there will be TWO New Christmas Movie Premieres in July! One of these NEW Christmas movies will star Marcus Rosner (Love on the Right Course) and Rebecca Dalton (Christmas by Design) and the other will star Ryan McPartlin (Cut, Color, Murder) and Katie LeClerc (A Cape Cod Christmas).
Plus, in addition to the new movie premieres, the Hallmark Channel will show an extended cut of Three Wise Men and a Baby, starring Andrew Walker, Paul Campbell, and Tyler Hynes, which will, of course, have a sequel this upcoming Christmas season titled: Three Wiser Men and a Boy.
What once was known in years past as "Christmas Keepsake Week" has grown to a full month of "Christmas in July" holiday movies!!!
Hallmark Channel's Christmas in July Promo:
I hope you enjoyed this Christmas movie news! I remember when Marcus Rosner and Rebecca Dalton filmed their Christmas movie together back at the beginning of March.
I saved this screengrab from Marcus' IG stories at the time...
Since filming this Christmas movie with Rebecca Dalton, Marcus Rosner has filmed at least two more holiday movies, one with Emma Johnson (My Favorite Christmas Tree) and another recently with Brittany Bristow (A Safari Romance, Just Jake). He's quite the busy guy when it comes to making movies, so I'm really not surprised at all that one of his movies ended up during Christmas in July!
Stay tuned for more details on these new Christmas in July movies!
Have a Merry Day!
Net🎄
Man, a whole month! Wonder when I'll find the time to rewatch old favorites. :))
ReplyDeleteDepending on the newbies descriptions, I might be interested in them.
And YES!! They're airing Rescuing Christmas!! -Maria
What 2 Christmas movies are Premiering in July on Hallmark?
ReplyDeleteChris,
DeleteThe two new Christmas movies are:
“Falling Like Snowflakes”
“A Very Vermont Christmas”
Plus, there's a new premiere for their streaming service, Hallmark Movies Now.
I have an update on ALL of the Christmas in July movies here: https://itsawonderfulmovie.blogspot.com/2024/05/hallmark-channel-fully-unwraps-christmas-in-july-2024.html
Blessing, Net
Sooooo looking forward to these new Christmas movies!
ReplyDeleteFYI - I did watch the extended versions of A Holiday Spectacular and Three Wise Men and a Baby on Hallmark Movies Now. While the extended version of A Holiday Spectacular included a subplot about one of the other dancer's relationship to her parents (which neither improved nor weakened the original version, which I consider one of the best of the '22 season), I couldn't tell what new scenes were added to Three Wise Men and a Baby.
Mark 25 - That's really interesting that the cut scenes from "Three Wise Men and a Baby" didn't stand out to you. I guess that's why those scenes were ultimately cut from the movie; they must've been inconsequential to the story. It is kinda funny how they advertise it as a big deal, and you couldn't even tell what they were.
DeleteBlessing, Net
I feel the jingle tingle in my tummy. The tabletop Christmas tree will be making an appearance sometime in late June and will be shining brightly upstairs through the whole month of July.
ReplyDeleteAlmost time to get into Net's barn and put a fresh coat of wax on the IAWM sleigh. Takeoff to the wonderment of Christmas (in July) is almost upon us.
Jim, Hop aboard, my friend!!! The ride is about ready to begin!!!!
DeleteBy the way, the sleigh has been painted a fresh coat of cheery Christmas red and it's been waxed and ready for weeks!!!
We're set to go, equipped, and all systems go!!!!! :)
Have a Merry Day / Weekend!!! Net
Good on them for showing two new Christmas movies but it looks as these will be the only new movies in July although I suppose there might be something on the other channel - Florence
ReplyDeleteSo exciting!
ReplyDeleteSo excited for all of these, they all sound great!
ReplyDelete~Paula
Review: Rescuing Christmas -
ReplyDeleteFamily-friendly? A couple of d____its, but otherwise, yes -
Recommend? No -
This movie was just too "out there" for me. While it has some fun - and funny - moments, and the message of putting others before yourself certainly is a right-on one, the two adult elves were way too ridiculous and tiresome, and I have a problem when someone talks about finding the "true meaning of Christmas" without referencing Jesus. Rachel and Sam were okay in their roles, but nothing exciting. One to skip.
Mark 25, I really enjoyed reading your review. I recall now, I, too, felt uneasy as they searched for the true meaning of Christmas and never mentioned Jesus. It just gave me a sad, sinking feeling in my stomach.
DeleteAnd I totally, agree, some of it is "out there" and quirky. However, some in my family enjoyed it, so I thought I would give it one more try. I'm sure I'll feel the same, but we'll see.
I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
Blessings, Net
I'm excited! So ready for Christmas in July! I hope they will air some of the older ones too, which are to me much better that most of todays movies. But, either way I'm ready!!
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