Christmas Hallmark/Cheesy films

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You know what I mean. Woman gets an inn (left in a will/wins/buys). Goes to a quaint town. Meets attractive but annoying man blah blah.
Very cheesy but I like them! Is it too early to start watching them? I want to see them all! Anyone with me?

Oh I love these movies.

I also like the Octobery not scary autumnal movies

I was poorly recently and basically spent a week making the most of the free trail hallmark channel on Amazon prime

My favourite hallmark girl is Lacey Chaubert and my favourite hallmark guy is Colin Egglesfield

Yes! I'm not a fan of Christmas at all, l lost both my parents close to Christmas and l'm on my own.
But yes, they're a guilty pleasure. I particularly like the Evergreen ones. I've still got two recorded from last year, and l'm hoping they show the other one soon so l can keep that too!

Some of you are very late to the party, I've been watching Christmas movies on Great Movies Christmas since September 🤣🎄🧑‍🎄
I love them.

Oh yes! I started watching them on channel 5 last week and instantly felt cosy!

I love Christmas land and the Christmas ornament, no one else in my house likes them but I love these kind of movies!

Watching Castle Hart as we speak

There’s one where the woman comes home for Xmas and the guy has this most gorgeous log cabin that he lives in.
I actually want to stay there for Christmas !

I'm watching Castle for Christmas atm. The cliche game is strong.

Watched A Knight for Christmas and I did laugh at the preposterously named Sir Cole. Seriously do the American writers at Netflix not have access to British peerage name information? 😂Any classic name that would not sound like a 2000's American trendy name would be fine. if it was a popular name in 1300's Norfolk I apologise

I'm afraid I can't name my favourite one because they all merge into one big corny movie

But one which springs to mind is where a journalist and her male colleague who can't stand each other. And their plane gets diverted to a Christmas village. And they have to save the inn

On Netflix I like operation Christmas drop and the Holiday Safari with Rob Lowe and Charlotte from Sex and the City. Although I wish they would say they're in Zambia a great country very close to my heart than generic Africa.

I love the afternoon Christmas films. One that sticks out is the one where a Nutcracker Soldier comes to life.

'A Christmas Visitor' is my fave m.imdb.com/title/tt0343531/

I’m sure movies 24 has switched to Christmas 24 already and they have back to back cheese romance movies, I’ll see you all in January!

Currently watching Christmas Wedding Planner on Netflix, love corny Christmas films!

Yes! I watched a channel 5 one last weekend that had Dolly Parton in (for about 5 mins) and I LOVED it.

Is that the one about the authors book being chosen to be given out as gifts to the children?

Oh yes- I've been watching them for weeks already

They do pretty much follow the same formula- and I have favourites (though can never remember the titles) that are on all the time. Candace Cameron Bure has become the queen of the genre- closely followed by Lacey Chabert who is a lot of them- and Melissa Joan Hart

I love the CCB one where she is transported through time because of a comet/snow storm. 'Journey Back to Christmas '- the time scale is totally improbable and it's all bonkers but I love it.

Time slip/changing time/ 'pseudo' Christmas Carol' type plots are very popular (waking up to find they are married to someone else/have kids/no kids/moved to a different town/then love their new life etc).

I love them all.

I was too.
Really enjoyed it. Quite unusual with its Irish setting
Saw one with the obligatory owner of a Christmas tree farm in it earlier. Daft but good - woman forgot about two years of her life after a bump on the head.

You have to keep an eye out for Christmas in the Smokies and Christmas on Holly Lane. Both so cheesy but amazing!

I also love the Christmas Prince films.

I always watch them on channel 5 every year.

I have found my tribe!

And everyone on all of them seem to be able to whip up a batch of perfect Christmas cookies in minutes. Perfectly iced.
Unless it's crucial to the plot that they are crap at baking, of course.

I randomly dropped on Mrs Miracle on Channel 5 and loved it!

I love them all too.

When the opening shots show an American town with perfect snow, with swept sidewalks, a Christmas tree full of lights, a blue sky, sunshine and smiley people with perfect teeth, I sit back with my crochet and escape for an hour or so.

I quite enjoyed Christmas in the Highlands yesterday on channel 5, so cheesy but so good! 😂🤣😂