Providence Falls

There are Hallmark movies you enjoy... and then there's Providence Falls. I've watched dozens over the years, but this one? It's in a league of its own. From the moment the story begins, it feels like stepping into a world where love, fate, and second chances intertwine in the most beautiful way.

The chemistry between the leads is electric yet tender. The town of Providence Falls feels like a place you've always wanted to visit-and maybe never leave. And the story? It's not just sweet-it's meaningful. It reminds us that sometimes, life gives us exactly what we need when we least expect it.

If you haven't seen Providence Falls yet, do yourself a favor and make it your next movie night pick. It's more than a Hallmark movie-it's a heartwarming journey.

💫 Hands down the BEST Hallmark movie I've ever seen. The chemistry, the story, the town-it's pure magic. If you need a feel-good escape with heart and soul, this is it. #ProvidenceFalls #HallmarkMagic #MovieNightGoals.

I absolutely loved it! It was original and exciting! I started watching it completely unsure if it would be my type of thing, but started to get hooked partway through the first movie as we got to know the characters more and got deeper into the story, so I would recommend giving it a chance. It kept me on my toes until the very end and was great fun! I'm definitely going to be rewatching it and I hope Hallmark does more projects like this in the future. Bravo to the awesome cast and crew who brought this to life!

No, I haven't read the books this mini-series is based on, but (WOW) as a tv show, it has romance, mystery, fantasy, period piece sequences, a bit of comic relief, and even a small portion of a morality play. Hallmark pulled out all the stops on this one. So enjoyable to watch. Appealing characters, even the baddies. Great dialog, delivery, and plotting. Heartfelt and heartwarming. Six degrees of separation from Aurora Teagarden, both current and flashback. True Hallmark fans will know what I mean. Always had to laugh when Amatai Marmorstein appeared as Agon. With that sixties hairdo and mustache, all I could think of was Sonny Bono. Lol I will probably watch again, even though all the spoiler alerts are in place.

In mid-19th century Ireland, thief Liam O'Conner (Lachlan Quarmby) is taken with aristocratic Cora McLeod (Katie Stevens) and her neckless. It ends badly. Since then, Liam has been stuck in the afterlife limbo. Angels revive him and reveal that limbo is ending. All souls have to either go up or down. They give him a chance to redeem himself and send him back into the world where Cora is a new police detective. He has to ensure Cora would match up with another man. There is a thief stealing jewelry and history may be repeating itself.

This is a Hallmark 3-part special event. Apparently, there are three books. At least, Hallmark is trying. That's my best compliment. As for the series itself, it's a little messy. I don't know how closely the TV show is following the books. I would try for something simpler and reduce this down to a two-parter at most. Either that or just do a continuing TV show with this premise. I like the concept, but not necessarily the execution.

Providence Falls is an absolute gem! As a die hard The Way Home fan, I was super happy to give this series a try. It did start off a bit slow for me and I wasn't sure if I'd like it. But, halfway through the first movie I was hooked and was rooting for the main characters. The cast's chemistry is amazing, drawing you deeper into their world with every episode. I absolutely love Liam, Cora, Finn, Suzette and Agaon! Hallmark, PLEASE bring this incredible cast back for more movies!