AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

Raymond Sierra The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

msoosik I can't get past the fact that its a different house, and different town, goats, etc. That's all I could focus on when I watched this! I normally love Lacey's characters. Her character changed in this movie. It was not an enjoyable movie for me.

valerie-tampac I liked the first one and was excited for this one. The first few minutes was good. I liked Jenny and Brian together but Jenny being all melodramatic and whiny when Brian goes away to try to earn money to support the B&B?! She starts off being worried that they might have bitten off more than they could chew and she said she was sensing Brian was starting to worry about money. Then she starts complaining when he goes away to work so they could have money. Then she asks him if he's sure about coming back when he finally quits work and comes back. Very irritating! Why did she have to come out as selfish and self-centered? This totally ruins it for me.

Harbinger_3781 Let me first make a very clear statement - I like this movie. A lot.Could be I'm just a sucker for anything romantic, but Hallmark really gets to me. The formula was simple, but it works. Nice to see Elliott and Chabert pair up again for a third Hallmark movie - maybe it's just me, but I sorta had the feeling that until now, Hallmark has never paired up male and female protagonists in more than two movies of different stories(not counting the SSD and all the mystery movies):Andrew Walker and Arielle Kebbel - 2 movies counted; Nikki Deloach and Andrew Walker - 2 movies counted; Dale Midkiff and Katie Heigl - 2 movies counted; Sarah Jones and Jordan Bridges - 2 movies counted;Erin Cottrell and Logan Bartholomew - 2 movies counted; Autumn Reeser and Antonio Cupo - 2 movies counted...... plus, they have such crazy AMAZING compatible chemistry on scene, it's an enjoyment watching these two together.And about the main topic - The first All of My Heart movie set timeline in spring, and Inn Love said "six months"; in autumn. After watching Summer - following Autumn - in the Vineyard, I'm starting to wonder if All of My Heart would also be a quadrilogy - Spring time, Jenny and Brian fell in love and got engaged; Autumn, they tackle their first hardship and re- engage; then a third movie taking place in next year's June Weddings; and Christmas time, the year after that, Jenny and Brian would be expecting their Inn's new family arrival...It's very enticing.

Gabo I see the director is different and this might be the reason. The setting on this one looked like studio and the story was poor, for me at least. You will not see the real-life charm farmhouse used in the first movie. First movie had a story, heart and nice settings. This is in Hallmark line of movies and that's about it!