Showing posts with label Moonlight and Mistletoe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moonlight and Mistletoe. Show all posts

Tonight's Hoops & YoYo Feature...

November 26, 2010 ~


The Hallmark Channel Movie-


10 PM est.


Moonlight & Mistletoe


Click here for Pictures & More Movie Info!


 
Also, catch Christopher Wiehl,
pictured above with Candace Cameron Bure,
in the upcoming Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie,
Farewell Mr. Kringle.
(December 4th)



Hoops & YoYo Family Movie Nights on the Hallmark Channel !!!

They are silly, sweet, and cute! And I love them....
Hoops and YoYo!


Here's the schedule for all the movies
with hoops & yoyo
this holiday season, every Friday night. Enjoy!

(directly from the Hallmark Channel)


The Most Wonderful Time of the Year 
Friday, November 19, 10/9c
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
The overwhelming tasks that go along with Christmas have taken the joy out of the holidays for busy single mom Jennifer Cullen. When her Uncle Ralph arrives home with a young, handsome friend named Morgan, Morgan's love of Christmas, and life, is contagious. As Jennifer glumly navigates through the holidays, she soon realizes that what she needs most is right under her nose. Stars Henry Winkler, Brooke Burns and Warren Christie.



Moonlight & MistletoeFriday, November 26, 10/9c
Moonlight & Mistletoe

Having grown up with Christmas year-round in a quaint New England town named Santaville, a young woman has lost her Christmas spirit. When her father is injured, she returns home to find Santaville in financial trouble. In her effort to help her dad save his beloved town, she is able to reconcile her past and find love in her future. Stars Tom Arnold, Candace Cameron Burre and Barbara Niven.



Friday, December 3, 10/9c
Santa Jr.

Santa Jr.Santa's twenty-something slacker son learns the spirit of Christmas when he takes over the family business. Stars Lauren Holly and Judd Nelson.



Friday, December 10, 10/9c
Mr. St. Nick

Deciding it's time to pass the torch on to his son, Nick St. Nicholas, Santa learns that his son has a few plans of his own. When things go terribly wrong, only a miracle can stop Christmas from becoming a dim memory forever. Stars Kelsey Grammer, Ana Ortiz, Charles Durning and Katherine Helmond.


All I Want for Christmas
Friday, December 17, 10/9
All I Want for Christmas

A nine-year-old boy enters a corporate-sponsored contest in which entrants are asked for their greatest Christmas wish. Unbeknownst to his widowed mother, he asks the contest organizers to help her find a new husband. Stars Gail O'Grady, Robert Mailhouse and Greg Germann.

Friday, December 24, 10/9c
Eloise at Christmastime

Eloise At ChristmastimeThe precocious six-year-old of the beloved Eloise books gets into the holiday spirit while playing cupid. Stars Julie Andrews, Sofia Vassilieva, Christine Baranski and Jeffrey Tambor.

Oooohhhh, they are soooo Funny! If they play the same clips with the movie, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, as they did last year, then you will love it - it was absolutely hilarious!

And of all the movie selections with hoops and yoyo this year... I am most excited to see them do Eloise at Christmastime! It is such an adorable movie, I look forward to seeing what they add to it!

Which one do you look forward to seeing?


Moonlight and Mistletoe


MOVIE REVIEW

Moonlight & Mistletoe:
A Family Christmas Movie from the Hallmark Channel starring Tom Arnold (Roseanne), Candace Cameron Bure (Full House, The Wager, etc...), Barbara Niven (Pensacola: Wings of Gold, A Carol Christmas, Wedding Daze, etc..).


CAST:

Tom Arnold ... Nick
Candace Cameron Bure ... Holly
Barbara Niven ... Ginny
Christopher Wiehl ... Peter









PLOT:

From Rutland Herald.com:

The film, produced by Edgewood Studios of Rutland, tells the story of a Widower, aptly named Nick — played by actor Tom Arnold — who operates a Christmas theme park that is threatened by a real estate developer.

His daughter, Holly, played by Candace Cameron Bure, who starred in the 1980s sitcom Full House, returns to help her father keep the park and in doing so rediscovers the true meaning of Christmas.



From Hallmark Channel:
 It’s always Christmas in Santaville! But now, tiny Chester, Vermont’s year-round yuletide attraction is losing its widespread appeal. On the verge of bankruptcy, the resident St. Nick is hoping for a Christmas miracle to keep his dream from being bulldozed into another mini mall in “Moonlight & Mistletoe,”. Tom Arnold (“True Lies”) and Candace Cameron Bure (“Full House”) star in the inspiring family film.

Nick Crosby (Arnold) is the owner of Santaville and head Santa. One day he is smiling with visitors, the next, he is juggling a cascading stack of bills, unable to pay the rent and blissfully thinking a solution will magically appear. When his daughter – and onetime Number One elf, Holly (Cameron Bure), returns home, she is shocked to learn of her father’s situation. Holly recruits Peter (Christopher Wiehl, “Jericho”), Nick’s employee and master wood craftsman, to devise a solution to the money woes.

But the issues between Nick and Holly are deeper than dollars and cents. Beneath his white beard and red suit, a naïve Nick can’t see beyond his quaint town. He loves his life and is getting close to Ginny (Barbara Niven, “Eli Stone”), the beautiful waitress who works at the Santaville Inn. Holly, however, has had no trouble distancing herself from the setting, as she gladly left the make-believe behind to focus on a big-city career. As the years passed, her separation from Christmas became psychological as much as physical, as Holly consistently refused her father’s offers to come home in favor of working long days at International Global Gifts in Boston. For Holly, Christmas is just another day.

Soon a helpful stranger will step up to bail Santaville out of debt, but it quickly becomes apparent that his motives are somewhat less than charitable. Now, father and daughter must race against time – and the bank – to come up with $50,000 by midnight on Christmas Eve or lose their mythical wonderland.


Filmed on Location:

Chester House Inn, Vermont







Movie Review:

I thought this story was very sweet - somewhat predictable - but very sweet. Sometimes in life it is nice to have predictability and its even nicer to have a Hallmark Happy Ending.

Candace Cameron Bure played Holly well, as the all business daughter, concerned, first of all, of her father's well-being... then she becomes increasing attached to life back at home in Santaville. She falls in love with Peter, who she knew briefly years ago, and he has a story all of his own... handcrafting Nutcrackers out of wood. One of my favorite scenes is when he eplains to Holly how he creates each one and he says... "It's a face you know you want to look at the rest of your life." That is such a sweet, romantic scene.

I remember going to the The Nutcracker Ballet as a little girl at Christmastime. I loved it... especially the beautiful ballerinas in their lovely white and pink tu-tu's dancing about the stage. So, I was taken with this story of The Nutcracker within the story of Moonlight and Mistletoe.

This was one of my favorites among all the TV Christmas Movies of 2008!


See or Skip:

See, with your family!


Extras:

Click Here for the Candace Cameron Bure Beliefnet Interview

Candace also talks about the film on her blog, Click Here





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Happy November! ...with Updated Christmas TV Schedule!

Happy November, Everyone!

We are on our way now... to the Holiday Season! It's a little over 4 weeks now til Thanksgiving, so I guess it's time to order that Turkey and get out your best linens!

Plus, there are lots and lots of fun Christmas Specials coming to your TV. The Hallmark Channel is playing lots of wonderful looking family movies this year. I always look forward to their films most of all- because you always know the family can watch them together!

I have many new Christmas shows listed on my site - plus the dates and times to your all time favorites, like...

It's a Wonderful Life - airing twice on NBC
The Bells of St. Marys - on TCM with other classics
A Christmas Story - a movie marathon on TBS

and much more is on the List, already!!


Come check out the NEW CHRISTMAS MOVIES

and the...

ALL NEW CHRISTmas TV Schedule for November & December 2008!


Have a Wonderful Day... and please Vote for your Country on Tuesday - Nov.4th!
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New Christmas Movies Coming to TV

There are lots of New Christmas Movies coming to TV in 2008. Here's a list of Movies we have learned about so far. Be sure to: Check out the New Christmas Movies Web-page for more details!

(Pictured below is Tom Arnold (from Roseanne) as Santa and Candace Cameron-Bure (from Full House) from the new Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie - Moonlight & Mistletoe.

Hallmark Channel -

Accidental Friendship -November 15, 2008

An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving - November 22, 2008

Moonlight & Mistletoe - November 29, 2008

The Christmas Choir - December 6, 2008

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - December 13, 2008


ABC Family -
A Miser Brothers Christmas
Snow 2 Brain Freeze


Nickelodeon -
Drake & Josh: Best Christmas Ever

Lifetime -
Flirting with 40

NBC -
Letters to Santa -- A Muppet Christmas
Little Spirit: Christmas in New York

CBS-
Front of the Class (Hallmark Hall of Fame) - December 7, 2008

(I'm not 100% sure that Front of the Class is a Christmas Movie - but I'm pretty certain that there must be a Christmas Scene within the movie somewhere - for them to choose to air it during December.)

Hopefully there will be a few more to add on to this list. I expect Lifetime will have a few more and possibly one of the local networks, or maybe Disney, ABCfamily, ION, or TNT. Please e-mail me if you have any information on any movie listed or not listed here.

By the way.... After you check out the New Christmas Movies coming to TV List, you may also want to check out all the wonderful Christmas Movies being released on DVD in 2008! There are New Christmas CDs listed there, as well!

God bless, Net Movie Blogger


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