Sealed With A Kiss Hallmark Movie 2017

Hallmark's Sealed With a Kiss (2017): Let's Talk Turkey...Mail

Okay, Hallmark fans, gather 'round. Let's discuss Sealed With a Kiss. The one with the mail. You know, the one from 2017.

Now, I have a confession. I *might* have a slightly controversial opinion. Don't throw your candy canes at me just yet!

The Setup: Lost Letters and Love?

The premise is cute, right? Forgotten letters, rediscovered. A dash of destiny thrown in for good measure. Classic Hallmark.

But let's be real. How many of us actually *write* letters anymore? I'm more likely to misspell something in a text than pen a heartfelt note.

Maybe that's why the *idea* of the letters is more romantic than the actual letters themselves. Anyone else agree?

Our Heroine: A Mailroom Maven

So, Carly Pope plays our main character. She's working in the dead letter office.

She's got a good heart, determined to reunite letters with their owners. Cue the adorable montage!

Honestly, I'd love to work there. Imagine all the stories! But, I’d probably just get distracted and start reading everyone's secrets. Oops.

The Love Interest: Handsome and…Lost?

Then we have our handsome love interest, played by Andrew Walker. He's charming. Naturally.

He’s lost a letter. A very important letter. Shocking, I know!

And of course, our heroine is the one who finds it. Isn't that how it always goes?

The Unpopular Opinion: Mail-be-Damned, I Want More!

Here comes the unpopular part. Are you ready?

I think the focus on the letters overshadowed the characters. We got the *concept* of romance, but not enough real connection.

I wanted to see more of Carly Pope and Andrew Walker interacting outside of the letter hunt! Give me awkward coffee dates! Give me accidental hand-holding while reaching for a dictionary in the archives!

The Chemistry: It's There, But…

The chemistry was decent. Don’t get me wrong.

But it felt… restrained. Like they were afraid to commit to the spark.

Maybe it's just me. Maybe I’m craving a Hallmark movie where the leads spontaneously burst into song and dance.

Overall: A Sweet Treat, But Not My Favorite Dessert

Sealed With a Kiss is a perfectly enjoyable Hallmark movie. It's sweet, predictable, and heartwarming.

But it’s not one I'm rushing to re-watch every Christmas. Or any time of year, really.

Maybe I'm just a Grinch who needs a triple dose of holiday cheer. Or maybe I just wanted them to burn the letters and run away together! What do *you* think?