Hallmark's "Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas--" Is Holland Roden the Best Co-Star for Tyler Hynes?

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Four days before Christmas, Elizabeth receives a voicemail from a number she doesn't recognize from a man who makes one final plea to the love of his life. Starring:  Holland Roden, Tyler Hynes, Tenille Townes  Image:  Hallmark Media Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas Is a Compelling Story The movie plot combines tragedy, triumph, love, and mystery--there's a lot going on to keep the viewer engaged.  Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas also uses my favorite trope:  The Misunderstanding . Elizabeth (Holland Roden), Josh (Tyler Hynes), and Andrew (David Lennon) have been best friends for years.   After college, Elizabeth has big plans to be a writer for The New York Times .  Three years later, she is working as an executive assistant at her mom's company instead of following her dreams. When a man accidentally leaves Elizabeth a voicemail asking the woman he loves to meet him at "their spot" on Christmas Eve, she is determined to follow the few clues s

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Like you, I adore Hallmark & Great American Family Christmas movies.  It doesn't matter that each one follows the usual format--two people meet, one is lacking the Christmas spirit, they fall in love, big kiss at the end.

It also doesn't matter that the majority of the movies feature a sleigh, cookie baking, town Christmas tree lighting, ice skating, gingerbread houses, or hot chocolate.

With so many "cookie cutter" movies, with only the title seeming to change, why do we love them so much?

Hallmark & GAF Christmas movies give us hope.  No matter what challenges come your way, a happy ending is available to all of us.

Hallmark & GAF Christmas movies are adult fairy tales.  For those of us who have already married our Prince Charming (or Princess, if you're a guy), these movies help us recapture the thrill of young love.  If you haven't found your match yet, these movies will inspire you to keep following your dreams, trusting your time to find love will soon come.

Hallmark & GAF Christmas movies are festive.  Not only do these movies spotlight all the things we love about Christmas--the lights, decorations, snow, faith, family, music, and gift-giving--they also include themes about putting others first, deliberate generosity, volunteerism, and so much more.

Hallmark & GAF movies relieve stress.  Whether you've had a hard day at work, an argument with a friend, a crying infant, or nothing has seemed to go right all day, you can put on your fuzzy socks, cover up with a cozy blanket, pour a glass of wine, and forget all your troubles as you get caught up in a story about finding love during the holidays.

Whether you DVR them to watch all year or invest in the DVDs, you can keep the Christmas spirit alive in your own heart no matter what month it is.

I hope you enjoy the fun and discussion sparked in this blog--please feel welcome to participate!


PLEASE NOTE:  THIS IS A PERSONAL BLOG AND NOT AFFILIATED WITH HALLMARK OR GAF.




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