Hello, It's Me

I like these type of movies, a rainy afternoon coming in from the cold and settling down to warm by a fire and watch some light relief.

Kellie Martin and Kevan Smith are two of my favourite Hallmark actors, neither have said hello to the Botox and seem more genuine than some of the others (especially women). Both have always given a stellar and solid performance, even when dealt a dodgy script. For this though, it seemed the writing had more depth and allowed for the characters to grow, it was touching and sensitive. The scenery was magnificent and really added to the whole film.

A quality film and well directed from Mark Jean.

I love this movie for having a bit more kick than many Hallmark productions.

This was pretty good. Decent acting from Kellie Martin and Kavan Smith especially for one of these Made for TV movies. The plot is ultra predictable but helped along by a supernatural element and some beautiful scenery from Ontario lake cottage country.

The story follows Annie and her two children a couple years after the sudden death of her husband. Annie has started a catering company and meets a wealthy guy who is immediately smitten with her. Annie is hesitant however to let her heart go until she begins to receive encouraging phone calls from her late husband. Some very nice scenes towards the end with the daughter and James

... but I thought that was in the top 10 Hallmark movies I've seen. I've always liked Kellie Martin since the bookstore mystery days with Clarence Thomas III, so when I noticed she was in it, I sat right down. Just super entertaining, family friendly, poignant, entertaining.

I knew from the beginning I was going to like this movie. The two leads Kellie Martin and Kavan Smith were great, their chemistry was perfect. I've always been a fan of Kavan and am now a fan of Kellie.

Great movie.