A Godwink Christmas: Meant for Love

My wife and I enjoy Hallmark movies, they feature clean stories with attractive actors. This one like most was filmed in Canada but set in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa.

Another feature is that it is based on a true story, we see photos of some of the real people at the end. A 30-something career lady and a 30-something career man, both too busy to pursue love, are thrown together in a series of unlikely coincidences. We watch and see if they can make it together, inspite of a series of difficulties that crop up.

Good movie, well worth the 90 minutes of its running time. My wife and I watched it at home on DVD from our public library.

I love Hallmark's Godwink movies. This movie has it all; beautiful story, lovely characters, deep message and all the amazing colors you need in a movie.

This film was thoroughly charming. Not your typical story, it has twists that don't normally occur in this genre. Giving you a bit more emotion for your money.

The male lead is adorable and I love the fact that there are none of the normal obstacles for the two coming together.

It's full of family Christmas fun and the romance is lovely. I also appreciate the fact that there are other stories going on that have enough time spent on them, without detracting from the main couples journey.

This film has similarities to Daniel Powter's song "Bad Day" to begin with. I think the coincidences are great. It's interesting to find out that it's a true story too. What a lovely story to have as your own.

An outstanding movie where the entire cast makes it a holiday favorite. The leads were believable and connected. Kathie Lee delivered a convincingly good performance as a mom trying very hard to help her family- sometimes in a funny way and sometimes in the best way. Levins is an actor you look forward to seeing on Hallmark features- A multidimensional actor.

The story comes from real events, presented in an excellent production.

All and all one of the best Hallmark Christmas movies of the season you will want to see for years to come. Don't miss this one.

That line got my biggest laugh of the week if not the season.

This movie jammed full of cliche tropes. Snow angels. Baking cookies. Bumping into one another. Stuck running the family business. "You need to get back out there." Must have a Christmas tree. We live too far apart. But - You're up for promotion. We want to expand our business.

We have the beginnings of a promising, though traditional Christmas romance. And then the story takes off with a serious turn and becomes becomes something more. Remember, it's based on a true story.

This movie based on a Godwink, maybe several. Yes, the real life characters believe in God and how He intervenes in our lives, yet the movie touches on that lightly. The belief is acknowledged, but God is not rammed down your throat, and religion even less so. If you aren't into God or religion, there is still plenty to enjoy in this movie. If you are into that, or if your curious, Internet search Alice and Jack Totah.

Cindy Busby, with her optimistic personality, is a good choice for this character. Also, she and Benjamin Hollingsworth really connect.