It was probably the casting that failed the second and third movies the most for me though. There was a lot of little things that separated the films from one another. The water backgrounds, although pretty, just looked so fake against their bodies. All of that could have just been the “hype” around it, however I think it was also the only film that looked less like in was made in front of a green screen. The Shunning (the 1st movie) was the best out of all 3 films, probably because it felt the most like “theater” movie as opposed to a made for TV one. Me the entire second movie could have just been divvied up and splitīetween the first and the third. So overall I felt like this could have all just been made into one extra long It’s like clickbait, but with less bait and switch and more predictability. Hallmark, Lifetime, all of the tv movie channels, know how to talk up a dramatic headline. I never read the books (Inspirational Romance Fiction isn’t really my thing,) but the first movie had enough intrigue behind it to pique something in me. Through, you know just a quick binge watch cause I wanted to watch the first one again. Watching the third, so I figured I’d watch the whole series all the way

I had previously watched the first 2 movies a few years back, but never got around to These films are based on Beverly Lewis’ book series, where there may or may not be more books included, but as far as I know only 3 movies were made. To spoil what we already know from the title, all of this leads to Katie being shunned for her lost ways and thus spiraling the story into a 3 part series. There is also an “English” woman snooping around town asking questions, which raises some of Katie’s own. She’s also struggling with her urges to play guitar and sing songs not in the official Amish hymn book. The basis of the series is that Katie Lapp, a young Amish woman set to marry one of the town’s Bishops, is having a hard time getting over the loss of her former love, Daniel Fisher who drowned in a river a few years back. Beverly Lewis’ The Shunning Series “Overview” Review

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