Harvest Moon
2015 | Color | 120 Min | 16:9 | G | Stereo | Drama | Hallmark Channel
Director:
After her family has to file for bankruptcy, a young woman moves to the country in hopes of fixing up a struggling pumpkin farm that her father bought as an investment. Hoping to get the family back on their feet financially, she finds purpose and love.
Peter DeLuise
Writers:
Writers:
J.P. Martin
Ron Oliver
Stars:
Stars:
Willie Aames
Tony Alcantar
Lynda Boyd
Yes, I have a soft spot in my heart for love story's too! So this year when I heard Hallmark was running a few Fall Harvest movies I was more than happy to give them a shot. Like most families and households in America, Halllmark Channel will be on for hours on end in December watching Christmas movies. Hallmark had four movies this year, but I only caught two of them. Like all the other Hallmark movies, they are pretty predictable and you can pretty much figure out the outcome in the first 20 minutes. The hard part would have to be can the movie keep you interested the rest of the time.
I think Willie Aames has aged well |
Harvest Moon does a good job of keeping you in the moment with its wonderful full colors and country farm like landscape. The cast is ok in fact the background charters hold this movie together better than its two young stars. Lynda Boyed is pretty easy on eyes, but that is really about it. I just could not get into the main characters. But in the end I ended up liking the movie it ends on a good note with not too much gushing!
3 Bloody Brains |
Next up was
Autumn Dreams
2015 | Color | 120 Min | 16:9 | G | Stereo | Drama | Hallmark Channel
Director: Neill Fearnley
Writer: Laurie Stevens
Stars:
Daniel Bacon
Bill Dow
Colin Egglesfield
Ok, so this movie did not sit well with me. Basically, these two fall back in love and become homewreckers just before their wedding day's. I don't I can not ever write about it just skip it!
1 Bloody Brain |
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