Follow Me to Daisy Hills

My wife and I have a theory that Hallmark adds music to every scene that is weak, has poor acting, or bad sound. This movie had music in every scene were watched (turned it off at the 45 minute mark). We've watched over 110 Hallmark movies, this one was disappointing.

Man, her role was obnoxious! We had the TV playing & this came on after Luke MacFarlane & Alexa Pena-Vega. What a comedown from the previous love on ice story with pleasant characters!

Average movie but below par for Hallmark. The main characters had zero chemistry. In the beginning it looks like the "country store" has about ten items, not like any country stores that I have ever been in. This movie seemed low budget and was boring.

Moved slow,felt cheaply made & the acting bothersome. Expect a certain formula from Hallmark,yet even this was below those standards. Also the male lead.. His hair or something,needing a bit of help. Rather have quality over quantity so music,costumes & so forth are decent. Won't be making a watch again list,hoping their fall movies(this year)improve.

It's a Hallmark movie so it's formulaic. In the Hallmark movie formula the story is always about a woman and romance, men are just the handsome faces in supporting roles. The problem Hallmark often encounters is poor scripts and that's the problem with this movie. I liked the cast but the script stunk.

The Hallmark plots are often dumb - follow your dreams even if they aren't realistic. Every once in awhile they have a decent one. The locations usually in BC are beautiful which makes up for some holes in the scripts.

Many of the actors are Canadian and often appear in other Hallmark films since almost all Hallmark movies are filmed in Canada. A job is a job and the acting is mostly good.

This was a Fall/Autumn themed film but it had little to do with Fall. The pandemic has rocked every industry even the Hallmark world, so I'll cut them some slack.