Love Comes

Love's Unending Legacy
$14.98
This is a great one also of how someone after losing the love of your life and more of having to go with your life and raise your children, of time to weep, laugh and love again. Great one this is Its a keeper like i said about Loves Abiding Joy, once you get hooked on clean movies you's want to buy more and more, I do.

Love Comes Softly Series, Vol. 1
$24.98
I've watched this series several times. I find it soul-satisfying in an odd way because it probably in some way represents my grandparents' and their grandparents' experience. However, I hate the fact that the producers of this series are creepy about interchanging actors, as though people are not who they are. Even to the face in the locket of the last of the series, ""Love Takes Wings." So the viewer has to just feel that no one is who they are, and they are as interchangeable as if they were cardboard cutouts. This got to me. Clark Davis's wife becomes someone else. Missy is at least three persons--possibly four if you count that her voice in the letter is not the Missy in Love Takes Wings. Andrew is not Andrew in a picture in the locket. Poor Belinda, the orphan who becomes a doctor, is three different people in the series and there is no way one can feel that any of them are the real Belinda except by details scattered throughout the DVD series.

I have never experienced so much incoherence. It is clear to me that the producers think Bible thumpers are fairly dumb, don't know who from whom, and that the producers can get by with whatever they want to.

And I would guess they have. Because I have watched them a few times. But when I get a chance to replace the inauthentic cardboard-cut-out characterization by some other more respectful treatment, I am going to dump this series in the can.

Why do the people who make this series think we are so stupid they can play all these games with us? True, maybe you can't get the same actors or actresses. But a locket picture seems quite easy to do. Why not get the same actor picture to put in the locket that everyone watching the series would expect? "Drew" is not the real Andrew.

This feels like a vast fake series, and if the series is fake, maybe the whole basis for the series is fake. Go with that where you may.

Janette Oke the Love Comes Softly Series: (Set of 7 DVDs) Love Comes Softly; Love's Enduring Promise; Love's Long Journey; Love's Abiding Joy; Love's Unending Legacy; Love's Unfolding Dream; Love Takes Wing
$61.99
Janette Oke the Love Comes Softly Series: (Set of 7 single DVDs) Love Comes Softly; Love's Enduring Promise; Love's Long Journey; Love's Abiding Joy; Love's Unending Legacy; Love's Unfolding Dream; Love Takes Wings DVDs

Love Comes Softly Series, Vol. 2
$24.98
I've watched this series several times. I find it soul-satisfying in an odd way because it probably in some way represents my grandparents' and their grandparents' experience. However, I hate the fact that the producers of this series are creepy about interchanging actors, as though people are not who they are. Even to the face in the locket of the last of the series, ""Love Takes Wings." So the viewer has to just feel that no one is who they are, and they are as interchangeable as if they were cardboard cutouts. This got to me. Clark Davis's wife becomes someone else. Missy is at least three persons--possibly four if you count that her voice in the letter is not the Missy in Love Takes Wings. Andrew is not Andrew in a picture in the locket. Poor Belinda, the orphan who becomes a doctor, is three different people in the series and there is no way one can feel that any of them are the real Belinda except by details scattered throughout the DVD series.

I have never experienced so much incoherence. It is clear to me that the producers think Bible thumpers are fairly dumb, don't know who from whom, and that the producers can get by with whatever they want to.

And I would guess they have. Because I have watched them a few times. But when I get a chance to replace the inauthentic cardboard-cut-out characterization by some other more respectful treatment, I am going to dump this series in the can.

Why do the people who make this series think we are so stupid they can play all these games with us? True, maybe you can't get the same actors or actresses. But a locket picture seems quite easy to do. Why not get the same actor picture to put in the locket that everyone watching the series would expect? "Drew" is not the real Andrew.

This feels like a vast fake series, and if the series is fake, maybe the whole basis for the series is fake. Go with that where you may.