Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

edwagreen Cliché ridden film with a young couple setting out to settle in the west. They're religious and Missy hasn't told her husband that she is with child.He hires ranch hands who run the gamut from different groups. Of course, there is a menacing trio who keep putting on scarfs by their faces as they go along robbing along the countryside.There are Indians next to our couple and it looks like our husband is about to be bias towards them until his loving lord fearing wife sets him straight on that matter.Missy teaches the Indian children and when winter comes, school is let out. What would our current education secretary say about that?One of the young robbers has a younger brother who idolizes him. The gang eventually threatens our lovely couple along with their hired hands. Sonny, the older brother, takes a bullet when he realizes that he is doing wrong. There is a brief dying scene by him as the preacher tells him about where he is going. Naturally, with his death, the young couple raise the younger brother as their own.Along comes the baby and there is a season for everything. It's such a sweet Hallmark film. The theme has been repeated over and over again. Great for those in love with the settling of the frontier.

SummitBoundIAM I loved the movie "Love's Long Journey", and actually just finished watching a sequel called "Love's Unending Legacy". The movies were wonderful and very touching, but I was quite disappointed that both (actually all of the Love Saga) movies differed so much from the book. I am a very avid reader and have always preferred books over movies - partially because I find it to be a very rare movie that is true to the book. I did appreciate that the movies' directors stayed true to the faith of their original characters. I would recommend the movies for a great family outing or home-viewing, but I would also recommend that you read the books with your family. My daughters and I shared many happy hours reading the books together.

elle1411 i have seen love comes softly MANY times on the hallmark channel and i absolutely loved it. i was extremely upset when my cable provider took the hallmark channel away. i never got the chance to see love's enduring promise and love's long journey. however, recently love's enduring promise and love's long journey were on a local Christian channel and i finally got the chance to see them. I LOVED THEM!!! love's long journey was my favorite. i was a little apprehensive about the new Missie but she did fine...and Logan not only has amazing looks, but also delivers a great performance. he is one of my favorite actors now. this is one of my all time favorite movies and i would recommend them to anyone. cant wait for love's abiding joy coming out in December!!!

tlgah I Loved this movie! it was a great movie and I think that you would enjoy it tremendously, Logan Bartholomew/Willie and Erin Cotrell/Missie does an excellent job in this movie and it's very entertaining to watch and has a western edge of your seat feel to it! and a very good message throughout the movie and at the end, a movie you can actually sit down and watch as a family and not worry about it's content! :) Michael Landon Jr. did a great job! and I'm a big fan of Jannete Oke's books anyway and to see them come alive on screen it's amazing! I sure hope they follow with the books and do more movies, cause there sure are more books to be transformed into movies! :) I recommend this movie highly! and recommend the books in the series as well! As Missie says "for everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven"