Hannah's Law

The only names I recognised before watching this was Danny Glover and Billy Zane - worth I look I thought. Perfectly fine storyline, the acting is very good as is the script, cinemaphotography & casting. Sara Canning does a good job as the central character, the same for the support cast and the film held my attention throughout. Love a western but I won't waste my time if its not good enough - this gets 7 of of 10. I am now going to see what else Sara has done.

Refreshing to see a lead woman of western days seeing justice. Well done Hallmark.

Finally, a western where the hero is a small, but strong young woman. The cast was wonderful especially Sara Canning, and the actor who played Doc Holiday. I have since seen him in two other movies and this is truly his best. I am now a fan of his and Sara Canning. And a young black woman as a stage coach guard! The history of black people in the west is mostly ignored by Hollywood. Good going Hallmark. I wish you would do more movies like this one. And one reviewer was sure this was a prelude for a series. Looks like after 8 years you were wrong, as was your review. But I would like to see these actors in another movie.

This was the first movie I saw Sara Canning in. And, it is still my favorite part for her. I hope she does many more like this. I also wish Hallmark would do more movies like this and less sappy "love". movies that are all alike.

I see Sara is in an upcoming movie "Amish Abduction". That looks good and I hope I have the opportunity to see it..

If people would just give these Hallmark movies a chance, they are really good. I get tired of watching doctors, cops, druggies, foul language, rapes, disgusting murders. Does this have shootings, yes, but I don't have to see every slice and dice, and blood gushing. I am a big fan of Greyston Holt, and Ryan Kennedy (he does a good copy of Val Kilmer from the movie Tombstone). Kennedy plays Doc Holiday (like Kilmer in Tombstone) even looks a lot like Kilmer, and his voice is great. It's a 2010 movie but worth the watch if you get the chance.