THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – BABYNAPPING (1990)

Shortly after turning 16, Robert Mendham (Stephen Dorff) discovers that he was adopted, and to make matters worse his parents Philip and Martha Mendham (David Birney and Joan Van Ark) much to their horror they had just found out that he hadn’t been given up for adoption, he was stolen at the age of 2.

As a result, Robert runs away to find his birth parents Ruth and Earl (Patty Duke and Richard Masur) in Ohio.

When he finds them, he gets close to them, and his siblings John and Sally (Jarred Blanchard and Kimberley Warnat) without revealing his true identity.

However, he eventually must decide where he belongs.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – ALWAYS REMEMBER I LOVE YOU (1990)

 

Shortly after turning 16, Robert Mendham (Stephen Dorff) discovers that he was adopted, and to make matters worse his parents Philip and Martha Mendham (David Birney and Joan Van Ark) much to their horror they had just found out that he hadn’t been given up for adoption, he was stolen at the age of 2.

As a result, Robert runs away to find his birth parents Ruth and Earl (Patty Duke and Richard Masur) in Ohio.

When he finds them, he gets close to them, and his siblings John and Sally (Jarred Blanchard and Kimberley Warnat) without revealing his true identity.

However, he eventually must decide where he belongs.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A MOM FOR CHRISTMAS (1990)

 

Jessica Slocum (Juliet Sorci) lost her mother when she was just three and when she is at the mall in a department store and see’s other girls with their moms she is sad but she wins a free wish and Philomena (Doris Roberts) grants her wish for a mom for Christmas and brings Amy (Olivia Newton-John) a mannequin, to life, but it only last until midnight on Christmas Eve.

When she moves into to Jessica’s home and her father Jim (Doug Sheehan) is immediately attracted to her.

But store detective Sergeant Morelli (Carmen Argenziano) is watching Amy very closely, but time is the real enemy.

So, what will happen at midnight on Christmas Eve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS IN CALICO (1999)

 

Jessica Slocum (Juliet Sorci) lost her mother when she was just three and when she is at the mall in a department store and see’s other girls with their moms she is sad but she wins a free wish and Philomena (Doris Roberts) grants her wish for a mom for Christmas and brings Amy (Olivia Newton-John) a mannequin, to life, but it only last until midnight on Christmas Eve.

When she moves into to Jessica’s home and her father Jim (Doug Sheehan) is immediately attracted to her.

But store detective Sergeant Morelli (Carmen Argenziano) is watching Amy very closely, but time is the real enemy.

So, what will happen at midnight on Christmas Eve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SECRET OF GIVING (1999)

 

As Christmas approaches in 1903, a widowed mother Rose Cameron

(Reba McEntire) is struggling to her son Toby (Devon Alan)

and keep up the payments on her Oregon ranch and clear the debts she inherited from her husband.

Also, someone is trying to run off her remaining cattle so that the banker Harlan Gotch (Ronny Cox) can foreclose.

But she’s tough and resilient and with the arrival of a drifter Harry Withers (Thomas Ian Griffith) and a steadfast attitude, and with her own open heart she awakens the cold hearts around her and manages to turn the tide.

 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: A SEASON FOR MIRACLES (1999)

 

When Berry Thompson (Laura Dern) is hospitalized following yet another overdose and her children Alanna and J.T. (Mae Whitman and Evan Sabara) are threatened with foster care, so their Aunt Emilie (Carla Gugino) drives away with them and they end up in the sleepy town of Bethlehem just before Christmas, but she needs a miracle to keep their family together after Berry is sentenced to 5 years in prison. When they visit a diner, they unknowingly meet an Angel (Patty Duke) who directs the to an empty house.

A series of kindnesses and coincidences gives the trio a chance at happiness especially when Police Captain Nathan Blair (David Conrad) comes not their lives.

But everything unravels on Christmas Eve and Emilie finds herself in front of Judge Nancy Jakes (Lynn Redgrave).

So, will they get the Happy Christmas they all deserve?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A SEASON FOR MIRACLES (1999)

 

When Berry Thompson (Laura Dern) is hospitalized following yet another overdose and her children Alanna and J.T. (Mae Whitman and Evan Sabara) are threatened with foster care, so their Aunt Emilie (Carla Gugino) drives away with them and they end up in the sleepy town of Bethlehem just before Christmas, but she needs a miracle to keep their family together after Berry is sentenced to 5 years in prison. When they visit a diner, they unknowingly meet an Angel (Patty Duke) who directs the to an empty house.

A series of kindnesses and coincidences gives the trio a chance at happiness especially when Police Captain Nathan Blair (David Conrad) comes not their lives.

But everything unravels on Christmas Eve and Emilie finds herself in front of Judge Nancy Jakes (Lynn Redgrave).

So, will they get the Happy Christmas they all deserve?