Connie Gragnani

In my top two Christmas Hallmark movies of all time. The acting is top tier and the chemistry between the two leads Emilie and Nathan is so beautiful and believable. I have watched this movie numerous times and I never fail to get teary at the end. Truly a heartwarming gem The storyline, complete with the magic of the Angel played expertly by Patty Duke, makes this film a delight.

The Christmas Secret is my absolute favorite Hallmark Christmas movie - and that is saying a lot! I can, and do watch this over and over. The storyline is well crafted with wonderful, believable performances by the entire cast. The actors seem to effortlessly tell the story without being sappy or forced which is often the case with many of these Christmas movies. I don't miss this one or A Season for Miracles anytime they show these outstanding gems.

Outstanding movie with many layers. Great acting by all the actors with a complex and heartwrenching complex storyline. The hearing community can learn so much from this movie.

Stellar cast and feel good movie.

The only thing this show has going for it is the time slot. It is between two great shows - Tracker and The Equalizer. This is the most unlikeable cast of characters and I will be shocked if there is a season 2. It is a shame. Morris Chestnut deserves a better vehicle. I can't decide if it is bad writing or bad acting but I definitely can't recommend watching this show.

One of my favorite movies. The Hallmark Hall of Fame movies stand the test of time. I have watched this numerous times and still can't get through it without tears flowing. Beautifully acted and a wonderful true story of an amazing teacher and her supportive family.

An absolute gem. Superb story and acting. Touching and memorable characters. Has become one of my favorites.

Watched only because it was in a very good CBS lineup. I like it except for the main character Drew. I can not believe there was not a better actor or more likeable one to play the part. May get better but probably won't hang in there to watch that happen.