Signed Sealed Delivered: With Love From Paris (Hallmark movie premiere review)

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Back in the day, I loved Martha Williamson's tv show, "Touched by an Angel." Who didn't?! Well, she has a tv series on the Hallmark channel: "Signed Sealed Delivered." This series is expanding into a movie series and "Signed Sealed Delivered: With Love From Paris," premieres TONIGHT, June 6 at 9pm ET/PT (8pm CST).

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Here is from the press release: Williamson’s signature laugh-while-you-cry style is evident in her highly anticipated new movie SIGNED SEALED DELIVERED: FROM PARIS WITH LOVE. Lead postal detective Oliver O'Toole is a man of faith whose wife has left him to pursue her dreams in Paris. In this inspirational story, his wife returns to explore the fate of their marriage on the same day the POstables deliver divorce papers to another couple grappling with the true meaning of love and the sanctity of marriage.
    Primetime television veteran Poppy Montgomery ("Without a Trace") guest-stars alongside returning stars Eric Mabius (“Ugly Betty”), Kristin Booth (“The Kennedys”), Crystal Lowe (“Smallville”) and Geoff Gustafson (“The Interview”) in this world premiere two-hour movie from Martha Williamson.
    “At the heart of the franchise is Oliver, a modern day gentleman with old world values played brilliantly by Eric Mabius. He and his wonderful team of postal detectives will continue to make it their mission to solve mysteries behind lost letters that can change lives when they reach their intended recipients. And in SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED: FROM PARIS WITH LOVE, the life that’s changed is Oliver’s,” said Williamson.

I got to watch this movie premiere yesterday (fun to be in on things before they're released!). I was a little confused at the beginning with some back flashes. If you're a fan of the tv show then you'll be just fine. If you're not (like I'd never seen the show), you'll catch up in no time! 

This was a really cute romantic movie. I don't want to give much away because I think it's easily spoiled. Like many romantic movies, it's kind of easy to see where the plot will twist and turn. I will say that I enjoyed it and the ending was great! My favorite part of the movie was when the divorce papers couple plot wrapped up. Very cute!

So check out the movie premiere tonight (8:00pm my time Central) and keep checking back here at the S Club for a giveaway soon having to do with this!!!

Disclaimer: I received a link to watch this film in return for my honest opinion. Others may or may not the same experience(s) with this film as I've had.

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