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Showing posts with label Thanksgiving Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving Movies. Show all posts

Friday, July 8, 2016

*HALLMARK HALL OF FAME* 2016 Christmas Movie News!!!


The Hallmark Hall of Fame Facebook page recently teased details about this years upcoming HHOF movie!!!

Along with this pic...

image via: Hallmark Hall of Fame


They shared this news...

"This Thanksgiving Weekend, we have an ALL new Hallmark Hall of Fame Christmas movie world premiere! Details coming later this summer. We wanted *you* to be the first to know!"

Wow! So.... it looks like we can expect the *Hallmark Hall of Fame* movie to come during the 5 night Thanksgiving movie event, if they do it exactly as they did it last year! Will Candace Cameron Bure host all 5 nights again, or will it be somebody new? Only time will tell!!!

Since you all love Christmas Movies, I thought you guys would enjoy this news! (Thank you to Lucille - for sharing this juicy tid-bit with me - to share with all of you!)

Hope You ALL are enjoying *Christmas in July* on Hallmark!!!

UPDATE: It's looking like there is also the strong possibility of this new Hallmark Hall of Fame (HHOF) movie premiering on the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries channel. This has been hinted on social media. (Thank you Sherry for sharing this news with me!) It does make sense, after all, since HMM is promoted as the Network with the Gold Crown Christmas collection!

I'm just hoping those who don't have Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, won't be too disappointed and Hallmark will make this movie available on DVD soon after it's premiere, as they typically have done with other HHOF films.

Saturday, November 2, 2013

"The Thanksgiving House" Premieres Tonight on the Hallmark Channel


The Hallmark Channel's Official Start
to it's "Countdown to Christmas"
begins today with 24 hours of Christmas Movies
and the Premiere of the First Holiday Movie:

Pictured above: Emily Rose and Justin Bruening.

Movie also stars Lindsay Wagner from Hallmark Channel Movie, "Thicker than Water" and Bruce Boxleitner from Hallmark Channel Movies and TV series "Cedar Cove".

Storyline:
When a Boston lawyer inherits a house on what may be the site of the first Thanksgiving, she battles with a local historian to keep it... (click here to read more!)

Plus here's a Promo Video Clip:
(thank you to the thoughtful person, who e-mailed me the link!)


Enjoy an Entire Weekend of Christmas Movies on the Hallmark Channel and
be sure to visit the Christmas TV Schedule to see which ones, of your favorites, are airing!

Let the Christmas Countdown begin!!!

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade - Hallmark Channel Movie


Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade
Available on DVD



MOVIE REVIEW

Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade

Network: Hallmark Channel

Original Air Date: November 4, 2012

DVD - Yes, It's Available!
Click Here to Order Your Copy!



*Scroll Down to the Movie Review section below to read my review of this Movie...







CAST:

Autumn Reeser ... Emily Jones
Antonio Cupo ... Henry Williams
Ali Liebert ... Jaclyn
Ben Cotton ... Brian
April Telek ... Donna
Barbara Kottmeier ... Gretchen
Callum Seagram Airlie ... Greg
Richard Ian Cox ... Limo Driver
David Hovan ... Giano
Alvin Sanders ... Paul









PLOT:

(This is the official plot from Hallmark. To see my review, please scroll down below images...)

The annual Chicago Thanksgiving Day parade has to cut costs, or it's going to be cancelled this year. When the city brings in consultant Henry Baldwin to analyze the books, he goes to toe to toe with parade manager Emily Rogers who thinks Henry only cares about dollars and cents and doesn't understand how much the parade means to the city. As parade day draws closer, Emily finds herself falling for the enemy while doing her best to make sure this year's production is a huge success.

More Details...

Chicago native Emily Jones (Autumn Reeser) loves her city, and has dedicated her career to coordinating its beloved Thanksgiving Day parade every year. This year, Emily is hoping for a memorable holiday and anticipating a long-awaited proposal from her long-distance boyfriend Brian (Ben Cotton). Then, the parade director hires a wealthy development consultant, Henry Williams (Antonio Cupo), to analyze the finances of the parade and increase profits. Immediately writing Henry off as a privileged playboy, Emily worries he will ruin the joyful spirit of the parade, not knowing how much it means to the city like she does. As the two are forced to work together to pull off a successful production, Emily is determined to show Henry she’s in charge. But when Emily suffers a sudden setback, she starts to rely on Henry to help her through it, and suddenly realizes she might be falling for him.








Movie Review:

Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade

“The Best” of Hallmark Channel Movies!

Voted the “It’s a Wonderful Movie” #1 Christmas Movie of 2012!

Emily Jones, a lover of books, old buildings, and vintage clothing... is set on making the Thanksgiving Day Parade in Chicago “the best parade ever”. First, she must find the perfect Santa, who of course, always ends the parade, delighting children and grown-ups, alike... welcoming in the Christmas Season.

Standing in her way, is Henry Williams, a man of modern times, whose job it is to judge the parade and its efficiency for the city. This, of course, causes the two to bump heads as each one represents their side of how the parade should be.

From the start, Henry and Emily begin to think they have each other all figured out. Emily thinks Henry is a Player, who travels from city to city... and Henry thinks Emily is obsessed with the Parade and delusional to think that Brian, her MIA marine biologist boyfriend of 5 years will ever purpose marriage. Luckily for Emily, Henry is instead a true gentleman, and is there for her on her worst day ever... when Brian doesn’t purpose.

As they continue to work together on the Parade, they continue to run into each other - in and out of the office, learning more and more about each other along the way.

One of my favorite scenes is when Emily and Henry meet at the park to watch the Starlight Dancers practice their dancing for the parade. Before the dancers arrive, Henry turns to Emily and asks her if she owns any clothing from this decade. She unfolds then a touching story of her mother.

Just when Emily and Henry start to believe they are falling for each other... Gretchen, Henry’s ex-girlfriend shows up and Emily thinks she has been right about Henry all along. So... when Brian, Emily’s Ex, appears at her office and purposes to her in front of all of her co-workers, including Henry, Emily feels compelled then to accept.

Will they ever figure it all out? Will there actually be a Santa or Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade?

Past secrets will be revealed and you will enjoy every moment along the way until you find out.

This is truly a delightfully witty and remarkably romantic - Hallmark treasure!

There was so much chemistry – sparks flew!

The background music in the movie gave the perfect upbeat tempo to keep scenes floating seamlessly. Terrific casting with the entire cast, including Emily’s best friend Jackie. Henry, handsome and debonair, portrayed by actor, Antonio Cupo, reminded me of a modern day Cary Grant and Emily, stylish and quirky, portrayed by actress, Autumn Reeser, was like a modern day Audrey Hepburn.



In this movie we learn... Everything old is new again and things of the past should not be discarded, but cherished!

The Movie is so Fabulous ... Vintage, Modern, Romantic, Charming, Intriguing, and Captivating... You’ll be swept away!!!




See or Skip:

An Absolutely Must See Movie!


*Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade is Available to purchase on DVD!

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Happy Thanksgiving and Hallmark Premiere of The Town That Christmas Forgot!!!

I hope you all have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

The Town That Christmas Forgot premieres on the Hallmark Channel, Thanksgiving Night.



For all Americans... we are so blessed to live in a Country where we have our Freedom. We thank the Lord as we remember the Pilgrims, who were so courageous in crossing the ocean, and coming to this unknown Great land.

Click on Picture to Enlarge
Print for Children to Color
This Image and more from:
http://www.familybooksandcds.com/thanksgiving_coloring.html
 
There are many Thanksgiving Specials this week, to watch with your families, as you are busy in the kitchen or relaxing in your dens...

The Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS
Miracle on 34th Street
A Walton's Thanksgiving Reunion
A Day for Thanks on Walton's Mountain
America's Funniest Home Videos (Thanksgiving Version)
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
The Waltons : The Thanksgiving Story
A Family Thanksgiving (not for children)
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving

See the Christmas TV Schedule for these Movies & more!

God's Blessings to you all ... Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Monday, November 22, 2010

I am So Thankful - He is the Reason for the Season!

It's the Monday before Thanksgiving! Is your Turkey thawing, yet?

I love to smell all the food baking. It's always such a precious time! What memories I have of childhood - watching my Mother make a batch of her famous well-loved yeast rolls the night before - and how we would be so excited the next morning to see how it would all rise in the big bowls. As we watched the Macy's Parade on Thanksgiving Morning, we would help Momma roll up those yeast rolls in warm melted butter. Our hands were all floury & sticky, but my, it was fun! I look forward to us all cooking together, again, this year!

Whether we are celebrating Thanksgiving this week or Christmas in a few more... Make wonderful Memories and Count your Blessings... one by one - and always remember Jesus is the Reason for all Seasons!





"Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; His love endures forever."
~ 1 Chronicles 16:34

We put up our Christmas tree this weekend while watching The Night before The Night before Christmas on the Hallmark Channel. It was simple, sweet and fun... a nice little family fantasy Christmas Movie that everyone can watch together! Very similar, at times, to the movie, Santa Who?. I'll have to write a complete review soon! Anyway, we enjoyed it... so I hope you and your family will, too!





It is amazing how many new Christmas Movies there are this year on TV, especially from the Hallmark Channel. They are "the very best" when it comes to Holiday Programming! There are also new ones from Lifetime and ABC Family, and a new one premiering on the Gospel Music Channel I am excited about - titled "Christmas with a Capital C". It's a powerful film for Christians and it stars Ted McGinley from The Note. Check out the Christmas with a Capital C post for more details and be sure and watch the trailor video under the cast list. It's great!

Have a Happy Day.. Everyone! Happy Preparing for Thanksgiving Day!!!

Be sure and check the Christmas TV Schedule for upcoming Movies and Specials!

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Catch the Premiere of A Family Thanksgiving!

A Family Thanksgiving premieres this weekend on the Hallmark Channel!

Airs at 9 PM est on Saturday, November 6, 2010.




Click Here for More Pictures & Movie Details!

Monday, October 4, 2010

A Family Thanksgiving Preview!

Check out this Promo Commercial below for A Family Thanksgiving!



Oh, I just love the Christmas Season and all of these wonderful days leading up to Christmas Day!!! I can't hardly wait for the Holiday Movies to begin! I love the Hallmark Channel for "Always bringing us... The Very Best!"

I am looking forward to watching A Family Thanksgiving and All of the Rest!

Click here for more details for A Family Thanksgiving

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Hallmark Channel Holiday Movies!

The newest press release from the Hallmark Channel - states that they will begin their Holiday Programming next Month with the premiere of Growing the Big One on October 23, 2010. (Press Release below.)

However, after looking at the pictures released from the Hallmark Channel, of the upcoming movie premiering this weekend, Fairfield Road, (premieres Saturday, Sept. 11th) there appears there will be a scene about Thanksgiving. The characters appear to be in a book shop or library setting, decorated with fall leaves, and dressed in Pilgrim hats, while reading a Thanksgiving story.





See Fairfield Road for more images & details!


Growing The Big OneHallmark Channel Press Release
(September 8, 2010)


SHANNEN DOHERTY STARS IN 'GROWING THE BIG ONE' A HALLMARK CHANNEL ORIGINAL MOVIE WORLD PREMIERE, OCTOBER 23


GOING FOR THE GOURD


Shannen Doherty ("Beverly Hills 90210," "Charmed") and co-star Kavan Smith ("Stargate: Atlantis") star in the film about a mismatched pair who start out trying to grow the world's biggest pumpkin and end up cultivating something much more evergreen in "Growing the Big One," a Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premiere, Saturday, October 23 (9 p.m. ET/PT, 8C). "Growing the Big One" is the first film to be harvested in the network's three-month countdown to the holidays, making Hallmark Channel the biggest holiday destination in television.


Radio DJ Emma Silver (Doherty) leads a chic city life in Seattle until she finds out her beloved grandfather has died. Traveling to his farm in quaint Valleyville, Washington to take care of the details, she is stunned to learn her grandfather has left her his farm, along with a sizable amount of debt. To keep the bank from foreclosing, Emma must find a way to raise the money, or face seeing her grandfather's precious land end up as a parking lot. Following her grandfather's famed legacy, Emma decides to enter Valleyville's annual pumpkin growing contest with his prized seeds and grow the world-record biggest gourd. If she can win the grand prize of $50,000, she can save the farm.


But farming isn't Emma's forte, and she soon realizes she has traded in the glamorous city lights to find herself knee-deep in manure. The pressure to win is even greater when the vicious new radio station manager, Kate (Sarah-Jane Redmond, "Smallville"), revamps Emma's show to include complete coverage from the pumpkin patch. Then, Emma's annoying neighbor, Seth (Smith), cons Emma into becoming partners to get a share of the prize money. But as the two spend the summer nurturing their pumpkin plants, they grow closer and a romance develops. Finally feeling at home, Emma begins to carve out a simpler life in the country, but her relationship with Seth is threatened when her radio show becomes a hit and she gets a job offer in New York. Will Emma be able to grow the biggest pumpkin and win the money to save her grandfather's farm, or is the greatest prize one she just can't put a price on?


"Growing the Big One" is a GBO Films, Inc. production. Ted Bauman, Howard Braunstein, Jane Goldenring and Howard Meltzer are the executive producers. Randolph Cheveldave is the producer. Mark Griffiths directed from a script by Diane Mettler and Anna Sandor.

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Hallmark Channel, owned and operated by Crown Media Holdings, Inc., is a 24-hour basic cable network that provides a diverse slate of high-quality entertainment programming available in high definition (HD) and standard definition (SD) to a national audience of 90 million subscribers. The top tier program service is distributed through more than 5,450 cable systems and communities as well as direct-to-home satellite services across the country. Hallmark Channel is the nation's leading network in providing quality family programming with an ambitious slate of original TV movies, general entertainment and home and lifestyle content. Hallmark Channel's sibling network is Hallmark Movie Channel, also available in HD and SD, which focuses on the family-friendly movies with a mix of classic theatrical films, presentations from the acclaimed Hallmark Hall of Fame library, original Hallmark Channel movies and special events.


See Growing the Big One for Pictures & details!

Monday, November 2, 2009

Countdown to Thanksgiving - Hallmark Movies and More!


Now that it is officially November, the Countdown to Thanksgiving has begun! I know it's a special day for so many families! It's such a special time and gathering.... a day I hold so dear... especially the precious time that our family is all gathered around at the table and we all bow our heads to say grace to our Precious Lord for all our many blessings!

Also, I just wanted to share... that I added in the Hallmark Channel's Countdown to Thanksgiving Movies! So many wonderful movies to watch and they start from 12 NOON to 12 MIDNIGHT!

Check the CHRISTMAS TV SCHEDULE for the complete guide!