Megan and Wendy are close to finishing the “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” series, with just a one film left in the canon after today. In the latest episode of Girls Gone Hallmark, they review “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made.” Join your new best friends as they explore the world of the Postables. Will Martha Williamson and the #POstables deliver another 5-star movie?

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About “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Road Less Traveled”

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• The Vows We Have Made originally premiered on October 17, 2021.
  
• Linda-Lisa Hayter directed “The Vows We Have Made.” Hayter currently has 14 directing credits and is known for movies like “Cranberry Christmas,” “Unexpected Grace,” the most recent SSD: “A Tale of Three Letters.” She will also direct the upcoming SSD: “To the Moon and Back.” Hayter was also a 2022 Leo Award Nominee for Best Direction in a Television Movie.
  
• The script was written by Martha Williamson.
  
• All of our regulars return, including Gregory Harrison as Joe, Zak Santiago as Ramon, Jill Morrison as Hazel.
  
• Rhiannon Fish makes her SSD debut as Charley. Fish has 27 acting credits and most recently returned as Charley in “The Tale of Three Letters.”
  
• Sherry Miller plays Shane’s mom Sharon. Miller has a whopping 98 acting credits and is known for Hallmark projects like “Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe” and “Family History Mysteries: Buried Past.” She will appear in “Hot Frosty” coming to Netflix this winter starring Lacey Chabert.
  
• Jude Wilson plays teenage Owen. He has 23 acting credits and has appeared in Hallmark movies like “In Merry Measure” and “Campfire Christmas.”
  
• Carol Burnett, Valerie Harper, and Marion Ross all appear via archived footage.
  

Watch the Trailer for “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made”

Our Thoughts on “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: The Vows We Have Made”
What We Loved about SSD: “The Vows We Have Made”

We were incredibly impressed with this movie. Let’s talk about the things that warmed our hearts:

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• Beautifully Written Dialogue: The movie was wonderfully written, with many profound lines like “trust the timing” and poignant themes about holding on and letting go.
  
• Humor Amidst Tears: Even though the last 20 minutes were packed with tear-jerking moments, there were great light-hearted instances that provided the perfect balance.
  
• Character Development: Seeing characters like Sharon, Shane’s mom, evolve was a joy. Her relationship with Oliver was emotionally compelling, especially when she offers to be the mother he deserved.
  
• Creative Problem-Solving: Martha Williamson’s writing shines as Rita and Norman decide to help Charlie, a young mother. Instead of adopting her baby, they invite her to live with them. It’s an unconventional but touching solution.
  
• Flashbacks: The flashbacks to previous episodes were not just nostalgic but added depth to the overall narrative, making this feel like a fitting wrap-up to the series.
  

What We Wished For

While we loved most of the movie, there were a couple of things we wished were different:

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• Rita, Norman, and Charlie Triangle: The timeline here was a bit confusing. How long have Rita and Norman been trying to have a baby? And the idea of them taking in Charlie and her baby seemed rushed and unconventional.
  
• Shane’s Sister: Shane’s sister, who had a big part in a previous movie, didn’t make an appearance, not even a mention. We would have loved a small cameo or at least an acknowledgment of her absence.
  

Did You See That?

Here are some moments that caught our eye:

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• Opening Song: The movie opens with the same song as the previous one, “It’s All Good” by Kyle Treadway. We’re curious to see what the next movie’s score will be.
  
• Middle Names: During the wedding vows, we learn Shane’s full name is Shane Shannon McInerney, and Oliver’s is Oliver Joseph Lindley O’Toole. So many S’s in Shane’s family!
  
• Wedding Dress in a Puddle: After the wedding, there’s a scene where Shane’s wedding gown is dragging through a puddle. Really? They couldn’t do another take?
  

Our Rating

Without a doubt, this movie gets a five-star rating from us. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, beautifully crafted and perfectly performed. As a note of concern, we’re a bit worried about the next installment. How could it possibly live up to this?

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