These are some Hallmark-ish recommendations I've watched for those of you who stream movies. All of these are free. Nothing to download or install. Click on the blue titles to watch:
You may remember a while back I recommended a Free streaming network, BYUtv:
The FREE streaming network is BYUtv (Brigham Young University's TV network based in Provo, UT.) They are in the heart of Mormon country, so they air extremely family-friendly content.
One can watch the movies free directly on their web page, (just like watching a
YouTube video.) No need to sign in or sign up for anything. Click on a movie and it starts automatically. It's fuzzy for the first few seconds, but the focus clears up after that.
The link to the BYUtv romance/feel good movies page is:
https://www.byutv.org/?q=&listid=03de8b60-4dff-4e1b-ae1b-06c38393a4cc&layout=grid
I watched several of the movies there. They are really great quality stories. I think they may be some Canadian exclusive movies not shown here, or some of the better UPtv or some
Amazon picked streaming movies.
I even watched some a couple times. The ones I liked on BYUtv are:
As Gouda As It Gets
The Secret Sauce
Sweet as Maple Syrup
(There were a couple others, but I see the service swaps some movies out after a while.)
On plain YouTube, (not their paid service,) I found many people uploaded full movies:
Three starring Erin Cahill that I
really liked, that were originally shown exclusively on a Canadian network named "W" (and maybe later on UPtv?) but definitely not shown on Hallmark are:
Love Stories In Sunflower Valley with Marcus Rosner.
Christmas On The Range with Nicholas Gonzalez.
Making Something Great with Jesse Hutch (the weird piano music at the beginning goes away after a while.)
Cindy Busby and Kevin McGarry are in this oldie:
Autumn Stables
These three movies in the "
Love Finds You in. . ." are shown on UPtv a lot. UP is not in my cable package. It was nice finding them on YouTube. (They are also free on TubiTV.com or on the Tubi app - which is part of FOX.) I watched this first one again last night on YouTube. I really like Sarah Lancaster.
Love Finds You in Sugarcreek with Tom Everett Scott.
I haven't seen the next one yet:
Love Finds You in Charm with Trevor Donovan.
And vaguely remember the third one:
Love Finds You in Valentine with Michaela McManus and Diogo Morgado
A Chance for Christmas is quite different and interesting. It's kind of like the movie
Groundhog's Day, in which the same day repeats over and over until the stars can figure out how to do it differently. It stars Tori Anderson, who I really like. It's free on TubiTV.
One more, also on TubiTv .com. Lacey Chabert made this movie the same year she made her first Hallmark movies, although this wasn't for Hallmark. It really showed she was dedicated to making wholesome family films. It's called
Christian Mingle.