Signed, Sealed, Delivered Christmas

I watched this series on Hallmark and missed the fact that it had moved to a movie format on Hallmark Movies and Mysteries in time to watch it when it premiered. I purchased the movie in DVD and watched it just prior to the second movie in the series being shown. What a beautiful Christmas story is told in this movie. It brought tears to my eyes more than once. The story is that of finding the little girl who has written a letter to God asking that He make her mommy better for Christmas to she can see her play a shepherd in the church play. The dead letter crew get to work to find the young girl and to help make wish come true. Along the way, we find out more about each of the individuals who make up the crew. The primary back stories have to do with Shane McInerney (Kristin Booth) when as a child, her father deserted their family less than week before Christmas and that of Oliver O'Toole (Eric Mabius) who had a very sad Christmas when he was eight years old - until something happened to make it better for him. I have been a fan of Eric Mabius since he was in the "Ugly Betty" series and am really happy to see him once again. Marion Ross ("Happy Days") is also in this movie and it was such a pleasure to watch her acting - she is always delightful. I am hoping that seeing Ms. Ross means that the producers of the movie series will continue staring well known television stars in guest roles. The series included such individuals as: Valerie Bertinelli, Valerie Harper, and Carol Burnett. I look forward to seeing more of these movies. The ensemble cast is one that works so well together. The stories, while a little on the unbelievable side, stir the heart and makes one wish that they really did come true.

Best movies ever....all about love and truth and trust and everlasting friendships

This Christmas episode of Signed, Sealed and Delivered is absolutely one of the best in the entire series, with the Impossible Dream coming in for a close second best. This is a family movie that everyone can enjoy, and woven within the story are beautiful, wonderfully inspirational, heart-warming events that take place throughout the episode. It's a "keep forever" type story that's worth watching every Christmas. It's such a beautiful, encouraging story that we even watch it during the summer, too! As always, Martha Williamson, who is the Creator of this story, is the best Executive Producer of all time. Thanks for giving us a wonderfully positive story for families to watch, Martha !!

I loved this set of movies/tv series. I found it on the Hallmark Channel and immediately was hooked. I love a little mystery and some laughs, a good story and something that makes me believe there is still good in this world. That people can still care for others, do selfless acts, do the good and honorable thing even when it costs them something. This show makes me want to be a better person - how often do you get to say that about ANYTHING you watch on TV? AND I get to laugh and cry along with the characters the whole way - it is THOROUGHLY entertaining! The only downside is that they set the bar so high, the rest of the shows I like seem to pale in comparison...

This movie is the first one after the series ended for Signed, Sealed, Delivered. After the 2 hour pilot movie and 10 - 1 hour shows of a series Hallmark ended this as a series but has continued with 2 hour movies. This movie has our Postables in the Christmas mood. The mail must be delivered on time for Christmas and one letter in particular comes in late. As usual, they take great care in opening and reading the letter which happens to be from a little girl asking for God to help her mommy who is in the hospital. Martha Williamson is the best storyteller we have in this business. She writes with heart, conviction, and truth. This is a G-rated movie with beautifully executed acting by Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth, Crystal Lowe and Geoff Gustafson who make up our beloved Postables! You don't want to miss this DVD to add to your collection.

Very Heart Warming - This movie gives you hope. I can watch it over and over again. Especially in 2025

This DVD is a continuation of the Hallmark Channel's short-run "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" TV series. Of all the Hallmark TV series, I preferred this series most of all. The series (and the made for TV movies) are produced by Martha Williamson who produced the "Touched by an Angel" TV series. This movie continues the characterization of the TV series. If you are not familiar with "Signed, Sealed, Delivered," it concerns four Post Office employees in the Dead Letter Office in Denver CO. They try to track down recipients of lost mails. Therein lies the plot of each TV episode and made-for-TV movie. This is the special Christmas movie and deals with the meaning of Christmas--of what it can mean to those who open themselves up to it. Like almost all Hallmark movies (especially the made for TV) movies, there is little objectionable material (i.e., no overt violence, sex or language) unless you object to Christmas and Christian symbolism--in that case, you should give this movie a pass. If you like family friendly or Hallmark movies, you will probably really like this movie. Recommend.

If you appreciate a good, clean series that has comedy, mystery, faith and love then this series is for you. It's a great mystery series with a quirky cast of characters. If you're new to this then you want to start with the first film - Signed, Sealed, Delivered . After that it's followed by Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Complete Series (Hallmark) . At this point the creators decided they would rather follow a film format than a series. This Christmas special is the next in the list. That's all that's been produced at the time I'm writing this but there are three more films after that which you can find on Hallmark's Movies and Mysteries channel. I absolutely love this series, and I hope that the newer films make it to DVD soon.