Season's Greetings from Cherry Lane

Like another reviewer here, I can't understand the low ratings - is it people triggered by shock-horror, a gay couple taking centre stage?

Anyway...the first movie of the second wave of "Cherry Lane" had a lot to live up to. And I'd say it succeeded. Focusing on the 2024 couple from last year's "Christmas on Cherry Lane" (Jonathan Bennett and Vincent Rodriguez III), we meet two other couples from 2003 and 1951, all living at 7 Cherry Lane, and seamlessly all their stories weave in together, and right at the end it all makes perfect sense.

I love how the three different stories converge at the end, and good luck not getting hit right in the feels.

Another Hallmark winner. Can't wait for the following two films in this trilogy.

I'm sad to see low ratings. Maybe I was just emotional because of holidays but I thought that this was a very cute sequel to last year's Cherry Lane movie. Hallmark movies can be very cheesy but I felt this one had a lot of heart and it was nice to see all the love and different families and celebrating of Christmas. Yes it had hokey moments but it made me tear up. I love how all the stories tied together. I hope we get at least one more story next year as I love Jonathan Bennett and Vincent Rodriguez together. I'd love to see another kid added to the mix. It's a good way to have some Hallmark stars from other movies fit in as well.