The Hallmark Channel has announced four new romantic comedies for February, also known as Loveuary!
The last pairing for the month reunites Alison Sweeney and Gabriel Hogan, from the "Hannah Swensen Mysteries."
See details below...
The Way to You
Saturday, February 7 8/7c
Starring Kim Matula and Aaron O'Connell
New Yorkers Emma and Conrad agree to help each other find their missed connections after a subway blackout. Their search might lead to love, but not where either of them expects.
Movie Reviews:
💕 The way to you is such a great movie. Enjoyed it very much. Highly recommended. ~Oksanka
💕 I watched The Way to You and it was really good! It was nice to see Aaron again. He seriously never changes. ~Allie B
💕 Hi! Oh, my goodness, "The Way to You" was so magical! We thought it was the best non-Christmas movie in quite a while. There was so much to savor. The sister relationship was authentic and touching and felt so real. I actually believed they were sisters. The writing was both witty and touching. I have always been a huge fan of Kim, and I was so happy to see Aaron again in a role where his strengths were used wisely. He and Kim together were sublime. The slow growth in the romantic arc worked within the storyline and as it unfolded it felt grounded in reality. Their chemistry was not phony in any way. I fell in love with them by the end of the movie. I was rooting for them to finally say how they felt. :-) This was a beautiful film that I will be adding to my DVD collection whenever it is released. ~Joan
💕 The Way to You is family friendly and very cute rom com. Good chemistry between the leads. ~Joyce in Carolina
💕 Review: The Way To You - Family-friendly? Yes - Recommend? Oh Yes! - To add to Joan's wonderful review of this movie, I would give this a recommendation even it wasn't for Kim Matula's outstanding performance, but it is because of it I am giving this a high recommendation! Simply, she knocks this role out of the park. Her range of emotions are spot-on, and it never feels like she is acting. I was smiling throughout this entire movie because of her. Aaron also does a really good job, and like Allie said, he never changes...he looks exactly like he did 10 years ago in 12 Gifts of Christmas! (Wow, has it been that long ago?!) Also, the storyline made for a fun adventure, and the supporting cast was really good too. So for lots of reasons - but especially for Kim's performance - this one is a definite watch! – Mark 25
Because of Cupid
Saturday, February 14 8/7c
Starring Amy Groening and Evan Roderick
Best friends Naomi and Marcus participate in a Valentine's Day mocktail competition but things go awry when Cupid interferes with a love potion that affects Marcus and several of their friends.
The Stars Between Us
Saturday, February 21 8/7c
Starring Sarah Drew and Matt Long
Seven years ago, Kim made a connection with a stranger during an eclipse event. Now a fledgling news reporter, Kim returns to Illinois for this year's eclipse, unaware that their paths may cross again.
Romance at Hope Ranch
Saturday, February 28 8/7c
Starring Alison Sweeney and Gabriel Hogan
Hope Morgan sets out to begin a new chapter of her life-fulfilling her childhood dream of running a ranch in the picturesque town of Ruidoso, New Mexico and reviving the beloved Giddy Up Gala.
Hopefully, we will all find something
to love this February!
Happy movie watching,
Net
Wow, I’m just trying to get used to January and here comes news on February.
ReplyDeleteIt is great though to see Kim Matula back and Amy Groening- two of my favorites. Christie
All Nathan and Hannah fans are gonna want this!! Finally!🥳
ReplyDeleteAll of these sound so cute Net! And I’m so exited to see Hannah and Norman reunite 💗
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I nearly missed this because it was on the same page as A New Year of Hope And Romance but fortunately saw some comments about it.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting - the talk towards the end of 2025 was that Hallmark would be cutting back on the number of new movies but no sign of that to date - 5 in January and now 4 in February.
On paper these look pretty good with one proviso I'll mention later on- a real blast from the past with Alison Sweeney and Gabriel Hogan, Amy Groening in a deserved second leading role for Hallmark, the wonderful Kim Matula - The Finnish Line was my #1 Christmas movie for 2025 and Ghosts Of Christmas Present is right up there in my all-time favorites.
Sarah Drew made Mistletoe Murders her own but seeing her in this leading role given past happenings n the Channel makes me apprehensive about the future of MM.
The Internet is still claiming the series has been renewed but we now know (hopefully as yet) this is not true.
Any problem is in the leading men.
I don't think using lesser known male actors as leading men (could there be a financial aspect to this?) worked well for Hallmark in several 2025 Christmas movies.
There was a lot of dissatisfaction that having won "Mr Christmas" Evan Roderick was not the male lead in Make Or Break Holiday so maybe this is a pay-off?
Apologies but I rank Aaron O'Connell as a second tier actor and Matt Long I just don't know.
The big question is will these movies be above the 1m viewers mark as figures plummet?
How they perform could be important for the future - Florence
My wife and I love Mistletoe Murders. We have watched each episode at least 6 times. Love the interaction of the cast, especially Emily and Sam. Never gets old. Hope it's coming back with more episodes. Love the whole cast. Loved Kim Matula in The Ghosts of Christmas Present and the Finnish Line. Unfortunately, the dvd cut out about a 8-10 minute segment of The Finnish Line. Had ordered two, same problem. Hope they fix that. Looking forward for The Way to You and The Stars Between Us.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with Florence regarding Amy Groening - she is definitely deserving of her second leading role in a Hallmark movie! (I really missed seeing her in a new Christmas movie this season!) I'm not so sure about the plot of this one, but with Amy in it, I'll give it a go!
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