Hallmark has the stereotype of being sappy and predictable, but by watching the three in a row earlier I've noticed something more specific. The makers of these movies reeeally like to take normal people and put them in a rustic setting where they're stranded until further notice. Either a farm, a log cabin, a small Mexican town, or something else similar.
I do like Hallmark movies. But... I probably wouldn't recommend watching quite so many in one day. The one that I'm watching right now isn't quite so bad. Maybe a little goofy, though. It's about a woman who runs a small matchmaking service and a man who runs a big online business for matchmaking. The online service is starting to steal business from the woman's company, so she creates a profile with the online service to prove it won't actually work like hers does. Meanwhile, the man's daughters decide he needs to start dating again. They get a hold of her profile and set them up. But the dad doesn't realize what his daughters are doing, and neither of them have realized the other's profession yet. As to what happens later, you'll just have to watch... except there are tons of these movies and... you maybe not actually want to. But just so you know, it's called "A Kiss At Midnight."
Well, this is a bit of a random post :/. But I'll try to write again tomorrow. Tomorrow morning at church I have infant nursery :) yay!
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That last movie sounds an awful lot like "You've Got Mail" only not about bookstores. :)
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