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They all need a "5 years later" set of sequels
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I saw something somewhere recently about how Hallmark movies have a target audience of 55+ conservative white women, and the running theme is "city bad country good," "daughter come home, settle down with nice country man," but in reality their daughters will never move back home.
So Hallmark movies are right wing now?
Are you to tell me the infinitely reused plotline of "moves from big city to small town and leaves a white collar worker for a blue collar worker" has a conservative appeal??
city slickers maybe the only exception?