Kirk Franklin’s The Night Before Christmas beautifully honors the Gospel, what churches should be like, and the power brought on by love.
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‘The Holiday Sitter’ Review: An Indisputable, Heartwarming Hit
Hallmark’s first LGBTQ Christmas romance, The Holiday Sitter, is an indisputable, heartwarming hit.
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‘The Gift of Peace’ Review
Hallmark’s The Gift of Peace tackles grief and a renewed faith in God with organic depictions of loss and healing.
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‘Christmas Class Reunion’ Review
Hallmark’s Christmas Class Reunion is a lot at times, but the love story is a delight through and through.
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‘Fit For Christmas’ Review: Amanda Kloots Should Star in More Movies
Amanda Kloots is one of the most infectiously joyful people in the industry, and no matter where CBS’ Fit for Christmas chose to go, it would’ve been a blast to watch her.
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‘Your Christmas or Mine?’ Review
In a nutshell, Your Christmas or Mine is fun, delightful, and a little too farcical at times, but it works all the way through.
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‘Hotel for the Holidays’ Review
As poorly executed as Hotel for the Holidays is despite its fantastic cast and potential, it’s hilarious at all times.
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‘A Royal Corgi Christmas’ Review
Hallmark’s A Royal Corgi Christmas will make everyone want to go out and find the perfect pup like Mistletoe to take home.
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‘A Christmas Spark’ Review: The Unexpected New Beginnings
A Christmas Spark makes it clear that where there’s true love, it deserves to be explored thoroughly.
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‘A Holiday Spectacular’ Review: The Glowing Strength in Female Friendships
Hallmark’s A Holiday Spectacular captures the magic of Christmas by bringing female friendships front and center.
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‘Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas’ Review: Healing from Grief and Second Chances
Hallmark’s Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas is a beautifully intriguing friends-to-lovers/second-chance romance
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‘My Southern Family Christmas’ Review
Hallmark’s My Southern Family Christmas provides all the family feels and holiday warmth.
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‘The Noel Diary’ Review
Netflix’s The Noel Diary looks into grief, forgiveness, and the chances to start over in places where a person can be their best self.
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‘Three Wise Men and a Baby’ Review: Hallmark’s Sharpest and Most Hilarious Film Yet
Hallmark’s Three Wise Men and a Baby might be the funniest, most vulnerable film the network has developed.
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‘Inventing The Christmas Prince’ Review
Hallmark’s Inventing The Christmas Prince could be better, but it’s sweet enough to provide the right amount of holiday feels with a reformed Scrooge making a little girl’s dreams come true.
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‘A Country Christmas Harmony’ Review: Where Past and Present Collide
A Country Christmas Harmony has it all—mutual pining, gingerbread lattes, forced proximity, cozy holiday decorations, dances in the moonlight, and music that works delightfully.
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‘Spirited’ Review: An Entertaining Musical With Twists Inspired by ‘A Christmas Carol’
The appeal of Apple TV’s Spirited comes entirely from the meta-storytelling, the music, and the show-stopping cast.
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‘Christmas With You’ Review: Where Music Connects Those Grieving
The heart of Netflix’s Christmas With You lies in the community of a family, moving forward after loss and opening your heart to letting people in.
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‘Six Degrees of Santa’ Review
Lifetime’s Six Degrees of Santa has a rough start, but with an exceptional heroine and plenty of growth, the romance works.
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‘Christmas at the Golden Dragon’ Review
Christmas at the Golden Dragon is Hallmark’s version of Love Actually.
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