The Hallmark Channel is known for its feel-good movies, often centered around romance and the holidays. These films have become staples for TV watchers looking for lighthearted entertainment. But which are the best ones, you might wonder? Rotten Tomatoes, the review-aggregating website for film and television, has rated them, and here we list the top 10 Hallmark movies based on their scores.

1.”The Christmas Card” (2006): Known for its heartwarming plot involving a soldier who receives a holiday card and ends up finding love, this movie has an engaging storyline that resonates with many viewers. It’s a classic example of what Hallmark does best.

2.”A Royal Christmas” (2014): This fairy-tale-like story of a young woman who discovers her boyfriend is actually a prince charm viewers with its blend of romance and holiday spirit. It strikes the perfect balance between regal elegance and down-to-earth charm.

3.”The Lost Valentine” (2011): Starring Betty White, this poignant film about a widow’s long-lasting love for her husband moves audiences to tears. It’s a standout among Hallmark’s offerings for its touching portrayal of enduring love.

4.”Let It Snow” (2013): Combine a beautiful snowy setting with a cozy inn and you have the perfect backdrop for a budding romance in “Let It Snow.” This movie delivers the wintry enchantment that fans crave during the holiday season.

5.”Crown For Christmas” (2015): Following the story of a governess who falls in love with a king while looking after his daughter, this film adds an element of magic to the quintessential Hallmark formula.

6.”The Nine Lives of Christmas” (2014): Cats and romance converge in this light-hearted movie that manages to pull at heartstrings while keeping it fun with its feline costar taking part in match-making shenanigans.

7.”Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Higher Ground” (2017): Part of the “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” series, it combines mystery and romance as postal detectives work to solve the mystery behind lost letters while navigating their complex relationships.

8.”Love On The Air” (2015): When two radio show hosts with contrasting views on love have to work together, sparks fly in unexpected ways. This film is noted for its witty banter and chemistry between leads.

9.”A Bride For Christmas” (2012): Put together a reluctant bride and a charming suitor who bets he can win her over by Christmas, and you get this engaging rom-com that delivers on sweet moments and holiday cheer.

10.”Christmas Under Wraps” (2014): Featuring Candace Cameron Bure as a doctor who unexpectedly ends up in Alaska during the holidays, this movie captures festive joy alongside themes of finding one’s path in life.

While these rankings are based on Rotten Tomatoes scores at the time of writing, viewers’ opinions may vary widely as everyone has personal favorites when it comes to Hallmark movies. These films are just a few examples that highlight why the channel’s brand of storytelling continues to enchant audiences around the world.