So as it is Christmas, putting out there one of the last Christmas lists, in case you want to watch some TV tomorrow. There are still a lot of movies left to watch, but I’ll start with the current ranking of the Lifetime movies I had watched. Lifetime is giving Hallmark a run for their money in terms of quantity, yet not in quality yet. Although some were good, the production qualities are never the same, and it still feels like the cheap cousin of a Hallmark movie, so before falling into this list, check out my Netflixand Hallmarklist first. A thing they are learning from Hallmark, great leads like Megan Hilty and Adelaide Kane. Here it goes.. (i will keep watching and update accordingly)
- A Storybook Christmas
If event planner Celeste Everett (Ali Liebert) is going to save her business and give her niece a happy Christmas season, she is going to need help. When the nanny she hires turns out to be a man (Jake Epstein), Celeste surprisingly realizes she may have also found Christmas love for herself. - Sweet Mountain Christmas:
When Laney Blue’s (played by Megan Hilty) country music career took off, she ditched her not-so-nice hometown for something bigger. While making a quick trip to see her family for the holidays, a blizzard derails her Christmas plans, forcing her to stick around the town — and the people, including a snowplow driver named Robbie (played by Marcus Rosner) — she left behind. 
- A Sweet Christmas Romance Food stylist Holly (played by Adelaide Kane) puts her baking skills to the test in hopes of winning her favorite childhood bakery in a local contest. The catch: She has to recreate the baker’s famous 12 Days of Christmas recipes and compete with Brad (played byGreyston Holt), a beloved baker in town.
- Random Acts of Christmas Investigative journalist Sydney (played by Erin Cahill) isn’t stopping until she figures out who’s responsible for the sporadic “acts of Christmas” in her city. She’s not alone: Cole (played by Kevin McGarry) is a local reporter with the same beat.
- Twinkle all the Way Two single parents of young daughters, grow closer as they contribute to each others’ projects – Cadence with the wedding and Henry with his high-profile client, Mrs. Sutton, and her annual VIP Christmas Eve party.
- Christmas 9 to 5:
Tough crime beat reporter Jennifer’s (played by Tiya Sircar) next assignment is her most challenging one yet: to find the real meaning of Christmas. Ironically enough, it isn’t until she goes undercover that she finds her truest self — and her best story — yet. - Christmas Reservations:
Holly (played by Melissa Joan Hart) is a pro at planning the Christmas events at her family’s lodge. That is until her college sweetheart books a stay and tests her personal reservations about love - Radio Christmas: Because her Philadelphia radio is station is closed for the holidays, DJ Kara Porter (played by Keshia Knight Pulliam) is asked to broadcast from Bethlehem. She won’t let this setback hurt her chances of a promotion, which is why she makes it her mission to pull in big numbers by revealing the town’s Secret Santa.
- Christmas á la ModeTo save her family’s dairy farm from closing, Emily (played by Katie Leclerc) holds an ice cream flavor contest that goes viral. Even with the creation of Christmas á la Mode ice cream, Emily still struggles to see if the farm has a promising future.
- When Dodie (played by Tia Mowry-Hardrict) finds a box of momentos in her one-of-a-kind antique store, she makes it her goal to track the hopeless romantic that they belong to. To do so, she enlists the help of Edward (played by Jesse Hutch) and potentially finds a love story of her own. – Do not watch this, I repeat do not watch this there are like 100 better Christmas movies to spend your time on. This was one of the two worst one I saw this year and I saw a lot
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