Color My World with Love

I really don't have anything extra to add to the other reviews. They express most of my sentiments but I feel I need to add two more. One, folks with Down Syndrome do have disabilities, yet they are lovely and loving people. We so called normals should strive to be more like them. And two, Brad's t-shirts rock!! So many normals could use a dose sense of humor and simple happiness.

I really enjoyed this Hallmark movie. There is so much to like and explore but The one scene that really pulled at my heart strings was with the Sales Lady in the Bridal Shop. The honesty and level of forgiveness really elevated an already touching script. We can all learn from that scene. The leads were simply charming and gave wonderful and honest performances. I can't remember a time when I actually cared about the characters....everything just comes together for a special and well directed film by Peter ( I am in everything Hallmark produces) Benson.

Enjoy and cheers!!

This movie brought out so much. People with disabilities can function in this world. They may do it differently, but different can be good. This mom did everything right in raising her daughter. She loved her, encouraged her to develop her strengths and encouraged a healthy amount of independence. She is a mom and moms are and will always be concerned about their children.

This is such a nice break from Hallmark's usual movies that as of late have been the same thing over and over again.

I really enjoyed this.

This was far and away the most substantive hallmark movie to date. Divorcées, special needs adults who are fighting for some autonomy, the emotions that come wife being a special needs parent and the extra level of letting go, even the dangers of conservatorships - I actually sat and watched the whole thing. There's a reason this has 8.4 stars instead of the usual fluffy hallmark 5.

This was by far one of the best Hallmark movies I have seen in years. It rises to the level of a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie. All of the actors were amazing and so believable. I think that every mother can relate to the challenge of being protective of her daughter while trying to let her be independent and happy in life. The challenge of having a daughter with special needs only amplifies the emotions between holding-on and letting-go. Please make more movies like this one! I will definitely watch it again.

(My one complaint: Because not all TV providers (i.e. DirecTV) carry Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, my sister is unable to see this movie. Please consider showing this movie on the regular Hallmark Channel to reach a wider audience).