Country at Heart

Woman returns to her hometown but.... doesn't open a candle shop or a bakery and big plus....Wait for it.........it's not Christmas either! Watchable but still predictable. There's far worse out there

Country at Heart ( Love Song ) is 2020 Hallmark Romance drama. A struggling country singer meets Nashville songwriter in need of inspiration. Starring Jessy Schram, Niall Matter and Lucas Bryant. What a beautiful story with lovely country western music in. The story telling was very believable it was not rushed and was directed very well. Jessy and Niall played the characters really well and certainly had the love, romance and chemistry there. In fact all the cast were good. One of the best Hallmark films I have watched very light hearted with beautiful music in and is very up lifting. It was that good I would definitely watch it again everything about this movie was perfect I was so surprised on how good this was. So if you like a really good uplifting light hearted romance and you like music then this your film you won't be disappointed it's truly a lovely movie to watch with family or friends. Don't leave it to long it's currently streaming on Netflix right now. Get watching

I wasn't crazy about this one at first so I skipped through a lot of it. The ending however, was good, it made me go back and watch it again start to finish and it grew on me. A lot of people slamming Jesse on her singing but why don't you try singing harmony and see how well you do. It's worth watching, maybe even twice

My wife and I have watched over 130 Hallmark movies, and this was one of the best we've seen in a while. Nice original music, great acting, good chemistry between all the actors. Nice work Hallmark.

One of my on-going gripes about the Hallmark movies is they rely so often on some ridiculous misunderstanding because the characters never take the time to actually talk, or more importantly, listen to each other, unlike real life, and then story feels completely contrived and way too emotionally immature for people who are supposed to be grown-ups. This movie though actually goes to the trouble of making sure every character tells the others exactly what's going on in their head and even bothers to ask questions of the other characters to learn the truth, which is what real adults do. The male leads are even written to be complex instead of one-dimensional, where both are sometimes in the right, and sometimes in the wrong. In the end it's a well done movie script that is refreshingly honest. Even the love story portion is almost secondary to the story itself, which is an amazing departure from the norm. Ultimately Hallmark moved away from some of the same old cliched tropes and plots to write something that was new and enjoyable to watch beginning to end.