bwest-72763 I love Hallmark Christmas movies, but for me Angels and Ornaments is the best. Heartwarming and moving. I thought the actors were great and the movie Theme was touching with a wonderful, heartwarming twist. Mostly I loved the music. If you don't like this movie then you don't have a sentimental bone in your body.

sdbowman OK, call me sentimental, but I love Christmas romance movies. This my wife of 10 years and my favorite time of year. She says that she is amazed that she actually found a guy who loves these movies. We don't have lots of free time, so sometimes it might take us 3 evenings to watch one movie. This one was a real tear jerker. Add my love of good music to a good romance movie and you've got me. We especially loved that the writer made room for two different romances in the same script. We had never seen any of the actors in anything before, and were pleasantly surprised at how good the acting was. If you like this kind of thing, please watch it with the one you love!

vazmami16 I absolutely loved the way it was done! Very powerful story of Christmas, love, and hope!!mi really would like to buy it ASAP! The actor that portrays H is amazing!! I cried more with his acting abilities than I have seen in a very long time! I highly recommend this movie not only to watch but a great addition to my home video collection! The whole plot is wonderful and you honestly feel like you are suffering right along with H. They are perfect together and he sees that and in the end they finally figure everything out after her ex tries to come back!! I love, love, love this movie!! Please inform us as to when it will be available for purchase!

rbrinega-984-561348 This Christmas TV movie does not stink (most do, some really badly). It was a story that I'd never seen before, and the characters had a believability despite the fact that this was a fantasy. Of the characters' performances, Harold, the angel was great, showing really good intensity and real feeling (not your typical angelic performance). In a nice twist he, as an angel, wasn't some know-it-all. Dave, the store owner, was game, sincere, and believable -- but not a total standout performance -- I suspect that he was constrained by some of the dialog. However Corrine was the most typical Hallmark heroine -- ie., a weak characterization. As other folks indicated, stating this was based in New York was silly -- a two-story store and a front-door of Corrine's home with a large-ish front yard and tiny stoop are so not NYC. Maybe the authors were too constrained by story length to make it Providence RI, Buffalo NY, Harrisburg PA -- so they said New York to mean some generic big city with cold winters. I also hated the "one-year-later" scene. This seems like a prerequisite for these Hallmark Christmas movies. Haven't they ever heard of "and they lived happily ever after"?