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If you're going to make a trilogy you should make sure that there is continuity. The first movie was charming and I was looking forward to the next in the series. I just had trouble getting past the house and the goats! The first house was very pretty and they painted it green. It looked like a perfect B & B. The one in the second movie is an ordinary house and it's white and blue. Enter the goats. They're a significant part of the story and they look completely different from the ones in the first movie and yet they're supposed to be the same goats. The mama goat was white and cream and the kids were pure white. In the second they're all black and white. It's very annoying. The kitchen that they worked on so much in the first one is totally different. If they couldn't get the same place they should've at least tried to make it look the same. I wonder what we will get in the third movie. I'll find out today because I still love the stories and cast, just wish they'd pay more attention to the details.

I LOVE the first movie, "All of my Heart". It is excellent. And as actors, I LOVE both leads. Imagine my dismay when KEY aspects of the first movie are altered for "...Inn Love". No offense to Terry Ingram, idk you; but you blew it! You had the same writer, cast and a built-in audience! I'm shocked that there is a third movie frankly because the second one was so flat. And, for #3 I'm just learning, they lose the house??!? Then what the heck is the point?!?!! Whose brilliant idea was that?!?! I hope not KB.

I have again been reminded of the importance of good Direction. And hello? Continuity??!?!!! I am rewatching #1 AGAIN because it's SO good. I erased #2. Not worth seeing again. The loss of continuity is TOO distracting. And VERY irritating!!! And I WILL NOT even bother with #3. Why bother? It's Terry Ingram again, so I imagine I would be PAINFULLY disappointed. Great way to ruin a great thing fella! 😫😤 Lacey and Brennan, I really enjoy you both. Your work Individually and together. Best wishes to you both. And thank you Karen Berger for creating the characters and original story. Sincerely, Trish Norman

I liked the first one in the series, it was better than most with an interesting storyline and not the usual sappiness. This one not as much mostly because I did get very tired of Jenny being overly needy in her relationship with Brian, and not being very understanding of Brian trying to keep a roof over their heads. Other than that it was fairly good.

Chabert and Elliott together again.

Plot Couple renovate a house together (and yes Hallmark, we did notice that it is a different house) they almost loose the house Brian returns to Wall Street to keep them financially afloat until they can get the Inn up and running successfully. Jenny worries that Brian may be falling for the lure of Wall Street again and may be tiring of their small town/country life.

Different house, different goats, we can deal with that.

Seriously, it is a very good movie and well worth watching Chabert and Elliott always shine together, the perfect movie couple.

My advice: Good family film, watch it together.

If you like Hallmark movies like I do, this will be one of your favorites. The two main actors are skilled and adorable. There's precious baby goats and mama goat in this for you animal lovers. The lead actress is a chef for you cooking enthusiasts. The lead actor is a handyman in training thanks to the mentoring of this wise, great guy at the local general store. Supporting cast is quite good. Ed Asner even has a small but endearing part in it too. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 1/18/21

I liked this movie a lot, especially the plot. It was different from the previous one because there was less comedy for one thing but there was a bit of character development. It is easy to fall in love but it is challenging to nurture a relationship when there are conflicting interests. Honesty and communication are keys to a healthy relationship. This movie portrays exactly that.

In this second movie of the trilogy, we see Jenny and Brian trying to balance home and work life. Jenny is trying to expand her home goods business with an Inn full of guests, while Brian is temporarily back at Wall Street. We see love blossom, love hanging by a thread, and some cute goats. Highly recommend this movie!

Another Hallmark cookie-cutter romance, but this one is surprisingly touching and satisfying. Aside from Ed Asner's gargoyle stand-in role, the characters are somewhat developed and believable. But, in the end, it's Lacey Chabert that steals the show. After this film, I went back and watched Mean Girls, and saw her amazing acting talent on display. Plus, she must be one of the most beautiful stars in Hollywood. Such a shame that Hollywood blacklisted her because of her religious convictions, but good for her staying true to herself and her beliefs. A truly touching story of inner-city types discovering the peace and joy of living in the country where life is thriving all around you. And through that experience find each other. Brennan Elliot seems just to be along for the ride, but Jenny helps him along into true romance. Strong performances by Daniel Cudmore (Tommy) and Heather Doerksen (Casey), but in the end, it's Chabert's film and she shines.

The Inn is smaller and not green from the original All My Heart! Still love the movies. Miss the original Inn. Love the goats and all the people in the town . Lacey Chabert and Brennan Elliott make a great acting pair! Always love seeing them act together. Enjoy all three movies.

Like both of these actors very much. First better than sequel. However, wondering what happened to the original house they inherited and just newly painted green? It appears to be a totally different house beyond a remodel...ha! Oh well, guess were not supposed to notice. I enjoy these two whatever they are starring in.

Loved loved the show. I think these two work so well together. I am excited about the detective show they are going to be in.

When I lived in New Hampshire, our neighbor did all the investing for a millionaire- one client.

He built a very small barn in his side yard and filled that barn with electronics.

Every weekday, he would kiss his wife and proceed to side yard to his home office. He spent the day being a stockbroker and at the end of the day his commute required him to cross the side lawn.

I think about them a lot during this movie, and the conflict of the movie seems so silly.

Still, I find the movie very sweet and endearing. Who doesn't like a movie with baby goats. Bucks county doesn't seem so special, but I have never been there, so pay me no mind on that one.

After falling on hard times, I thought I could never believe in love again. After seeing this movie along with all the other "All My Heart" movies, it sparked me to believe in love and want to fall in love again. I love this movie. Watch it. It will have you wanting to love again!

I love Lacey Chabert, so if I'm putting down a Hallmark movie with her in it, then it must be bad. This probably didn't deserve the stars I gave it.

There is nothing new in this movie. It is practically the same old stuff as the first one, and much less well done. Scenes with Lacey and Brennen seemed rushed. No chemistry this time. Lara Gilchrist was either doe-eyed or tough witch. Vincent Gale was cliché. Other supporting actors tried.

As far as story, at least they got Jenny's side business out of that tiny B&B kitchen into something a little more commercial. On the only plus side I can think of, several little side romances sprung up.

Like my summary says: If you are going to do a sequel of a much loved movie, don't just do a rehash but give it a life of it's own.

7.7 stars.

I daresay this was very close to the first in entertainment, quality, and fun. The first installment: 'All of My Heart', I awarded a 7.9 stars. This one "Inn Love" is very similar as far as general goodness, but for different reasons. Whereas the first was heartily hilarious, this one is merrily romantic and heartfelt. The one minimal detraction is the first 30 minutes are a bit slow and difficult to enjoy. I think the writers and director realized this story would require a bit of time to get us back into the flow. First we see how they are happy together and the inn is almost ready for guests. Suddenly he is offered a chance to go back to his Wall Street job, and the film captures his "temporary" absence...he's back in the city, she is getting lonely...they are drifting apart. There is friction, and tension, but the guests who are keeping her company whilst he is away are a very endearing and enjoyable bunch of people (who also find themselves falling in love with each other). When the conclusion rolls around we can't get enough of this celebration of love from the perspective of multiple characters. "Inn Love" is the perfect title.

This movie was somewhat better hate the new changes especially the house don't think I notice hallmark. It's great see some couples have challenges in relationships.