5/5 Next Movie??
  by Brittany Fleck
Does anyone know if they are going to have a movie after this one?? I loved this movie and every other one in this series!!! I would hate to see this be the last movie!

5/5 EXCELLENT FINALE to Love Comes Softly--THIS ACTUALLY REVIEWS THE DVD AFTER ITS RELEASE
  by Harold Wolf (Wells, IN United States)
An excellent period film with a wholesome story throughout. Good FAMILY viewing, with action, suspense, drama, and some romance. A sequel to story #7, "Love Takes Wing", it is right on to bring a satisfying conclusion to the series based on the books of Janette Oke.

This 88 minutes brings Dr. Belinda Owens (Sarah Jones), now grown and married to Lee into several situations relating to a doctor's patients and their health concerns. At the same time, a friend from medical school, Dr. Annie Nelson, (two female doctors is unusual for the time period), arrives pregnant and stays with Belinda and Lee till the baby is due. Belinda has her own emotional issues to deal with as a result.

Lee is well played by Jordan Bridges, although looking a bit young to have the adopted daughter, Lillian (Courtney Halverson). Lil finds her own issues of becoming an adult and finding love. Also arriving on the scene is Annie's mother-in-law, midwife, and an outspoken lady, Mary (not other than Patty Duke, now 60-something but yet has what it takes to add to any movie.) Too many doctors for one child birth? OK, it's a Janette Oke story, so we all know it will end deliciously heartwarming and acceptable. But not till we have some heroics, suspense, and fist-o-cuffs. It can't all be sweet out west.

There is the expected religious aspect to the families that is a thread throughout the book series as well as the movie series. Faith is a motivating factor for many of the main characters in this story, but not preachy.
Honestly, a film cannot replace all that is written into a book, just part. On the other hand, a movie CAN provide aspects to a story that can only be imagined in book pages.

DVD has English and Spanish Subtitles & captioning for the hearing impaired, or for those like us who like to catch all the names correctly. No other extras included.

Now, LOVE COMES SOFTLY, is complete as a book series AND a DVD series. Both are recommended. Both are worthy of 5 stars and a purchase for viewing or reading. Best solution: do both. Yes, I own them all, and glad of it. So is my wife.




5/5 very pleasing to watch,love is the key to everything.
  by Janet S. jeffers (cheshire, ohio)
midkiff-
all of hllmark movies are good [love comes softly] is the greatest,if dale midkiff isn,t in them they are not as good,he is a great actor[the best]michael landon couldn,t begin to take his place. as for [love finds a home]it,s ok. jan in ohio

2/5 worse movie ever!
  by C. L. Ables
this series is all messed up. Michal Landon jr. is the worse filmaker in the world!. in the book Belinda was at a home in boston were she meets drew,she hasn't seen him for years. Jannete Oke wrote four more books about Belinda and drew's kids. this movies are so messed up, watch movies 1-3 but don't waste your time on this movie. READ THE BOOKS! PLEASEEEEEE!
and anthor thing is that belinda is clark and marty's child

5/5 Love Finds a Home
  by Sallie Paige Bryan (White Pines, CA USA)
On a scale of one to ten with ten being the best, this was a wonderful
movie. The acting was great. The actors/actresses did a superb job.
The plot was tasteful and in line with the previous 7 parts of this
series. Oh how I wish we had more movies like this. Production,
direction, filming were excellent. I'm only sad that I can't look
forward to any more movies from this series. Thank you Hallmark,
and EVERYONE who participated IN and helped make this series
wonderful. Sallie Paige Bryan