ChanBot i must have seen a different film!!

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Baseshment I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

adoptshelterpetstoday As long as folks do NOT get involved in witchcraft as a result of this movie......and can see ONLY the goodness of "Cassie's" gestures...that are inspirational for all of us to be good and do good WITHOUT witchcraft...then I think this movie is more than entertaining...It is remarkably unique with a great purpose!Catherine Bell was casted PERFECTLY! She has the look of beautiful mystery and exuded a delightful charm as the very likable "Cassie,"...who only has intentions of doing good for others. And so she does. No matter what predicament, "Cassie" remains amazingly calm and optimistic. Totally disregards negative issues as being a dreadful challenge and to be upset about them...but instead, puts her energy into making them work out for the best. She sees the good in everyone with whom she comes in contact...and brings out their best. She is forgiving when applicable. She is very giving and caring.So glad a series was made...with each movie being just as enjoyable!

utgard14 It's Christmastime in Middleton and Cassie Nightingale (Catherine Bell) is preparing for her Christmas Eve wedding to Chief Russell (Chris Potter). But she still finds time to help her loved ones with their problems, as well as help former nemesis Martha Tinsdale (Catherine Disher) start a new career and help an ex-con get a fresh start. Another highly enjoyable Good Witch TV movie; the third in the series. This one has a seasonal theme, which is great for me as I'm a sucker for anything Christmas. The cast is likable and fun, as they were in the two movies prior to this. Catherine Disher is a treat to watch. If you liked the first two movies, I see no reason you won't like this one.

edwagreen Traditional holiday fanfare courtesy of the Hallmark Channel.This is a continuation of the story of a witch and how she has helped the people of her local town. Engaged to the town sheriff, the story is basically how their attempts to set a wedding date are always thwarted and when they set the date for Christmas eve, events just don't seem to go their way and it appears that the ceremony will have to be postponed.It's also a story of a former bank robber who comes back to the town after he is released from prison in an attempt to reconnect with his ex-wife and daughter.As is the case with most Hallmark films at holiday time, it's a story basically of redemption and human kindness. A pleasure to see that violence is missing.

boblipton Catherine Bell returns for the third time as mild-mannered witch Cassie Nightingale for the Hallmark Channel. Previous entries in the series were THE GOOD WITCH and THE GOOD WITCH'S GARDEN.In this one, Cassie and her fiancé are preparing to get married on Christmas Eve, and various plot complications occur, all of which are set up via exposition. The dialogue, alas, is not particularly good, but as in the earlier movies, Miss Bell keeps a perky smile and attitude at all times, as things simply fall her way.It's all a bit too easy for any sense of drama, but the actors are all competent and, as usual for these Hallmark productions, there is some very good camera-work by John Berrie, who seems to like classical camera movement to maintain composition.This one won't win any awards, but for people who have enjoyed the earlier movies, this should be a nice reunion.