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If you can get past Neal Bledsoe's awful accent, then this movie is ok. I love *most of the royal movies, since they make for a girls fairy tale getaway. But this movie was hard to watch because I was so distracted by Neal's over-indulgent British accent, and then of course yet, another movie with Danica McKellar. Why is that the casts in all these movies, it's just a carousel of the same old actors every time but different (*but oh, so similar) scripts. They basically switch out love interest, but the same old cast. Would it kill Hallmark and Great American Family to hire new talent? Why do they have to have contract actors?? Different movie, same actors, swapping spit with rotated actors from last 25 movies. Something needs to change with these networks. Year after year just makes it all worse. There's nothing "special" about the cast members, and nothing memorable about the stories. Let's face it, the plots are worn out, novelty's gone. On near kiss, and one kiss at end.

Oh, and there's no "palace" to speak of in this movie. It's just the same, outdated log cabin they've filmed 50 other movies in. Same cast, same plots, same actors..... are you still awake?

Only Hallmark can take what could've been a 5 star movie and turn it into a two!! I'm soOooOooo SICK and tired of them having the same old "interrupted kisses". How old are we, 6??? Maybe they need to rename their network Hallmark Kids. -Even SpongeBob has better quality content adults can enjoy! But Hallmark seems to think their fans like this recipe.

Following Yonder Star could've been sOOOO much better if they left the affections to spontaneous timing, rather than the same old, tired modus operandi of the interrupted kiss. I'm at the point now, where when it happens, I just turn off the movie and watch something else. The same old saccharine sweet stories are consistently redundant, stale, and overused. Hallmark, maybe it's time to decide who your actual demographic *is* -6 year olds or 40+ year olds! Thanks for ruining yet another, potentially good movie.

Another "Blame The Orange Man" production... What *isn't mentioned is "who" was in The White House during all the REPEAT Outbreaks! Watch and discern for yourself. The bottom line is, that until lobbyists are restrained from buying their politicians, the status will remain quo.

How about we talk about all the bad policies and their consequences throughout multiple administrations?

Anyways, it's made obvious that money talks and b§ walks, but the more light that's she'd on these food manufacturers, the better for us all in the end.

Now I'm waiting to see bioengineered foods exposed, and the study of the health affects of them on us!