Shuffleton's Barbershop

Thank you Hallmark for making another heartwarming classic.

Trey Cole returns to his home town after becoming a famous singer. He remembers the owner of the barber shop, played by Danny Glover, who helped mold his life with wisdom and principles. Danny Glover is always a treasure to watch. The story expands into beautiful relationships and redemptive reunions.

This is such a wonderful movie from beginning to end. The acting of each character was perfect. I disagree with the other review whereby he states Trey (Austin Stowell) could not act. Trey acted naturally, sincerely and with the right emotions at the right time. He did not overact, as some people want in a performance that is artificial. He was delightful. No one could have done a better job than him for this part. He is a great actor.

I am going to watch this movie over and over. And, as always, there is a happy ending, which I love.

Awesome movie, story and music. Would love to see more between these two leads.

This is a somewhat predictable Hallmark Movie. That said, there is a lot of heartfelt content, nice scenery and decent acting, although the main character is a little wooden. Danny Glover is endearing, and the plot has lessons. That's why we watch Hallmark Movies. If you are expecting a Fellini Masterpiece, don't waste your time.I liked the idea of making a movie based on a Norman Rockwell painting, although there wasn't a lot of character development. The themes of doing the right thing, following through, and keeping your word are good things to be reminded of at any age. I also liked the small-town feel of the movie. It could have used a little more music, but I am a musician, and appreciated what was in the movie. Not a lot of movies have Americana soundtracks! Enjoy...

It's a typical Hallmark movie. You can't expect A list actors all the way throughout. Danny Glover as usual was awesome. The storyline is sweet. However, the description is wrong as in location. It was filmed and set in North Carolina. The NC flag is even shown when Trey walks in to meet with the realtor about Charlie's cabin. It even shows NC tags.

It can heal your childhood.

It's also playing on Hallmark Movies.

A movie about a singer, becoming a man, and his childhood memories through reuniting With His family and townsfolk. He comes back in to His hometown, when running away from His present life as a successful singer, but he can't run anymore from His past anymore. A series of events occur in His hometown that give him opportunities to either take the high Road His uncle instilled in him, or to stay broken and take the low road. Which way will he take at every bend that appears in His path? Watch this stellar movie to experience His choices.