Thrill yourself with the hit movies and series on the Hallmark Movies Now platform. There is no better place to be to experience entertainment at its peak. Watch the best hand-curated films and TV series. Also, all streaming is of high quality.
See other perks of using the streaming service below
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About Hallmark Movies Now
Hallmark Movies Now is a subscription video-on-demand service owned by Hallmark Cards. The streaming service features family-friendly movies, documentaries, and short films. Hallmark Movies Now was formerly called Spiritclips. Hallmark Cards purchased the service in 2012. On October 3, 2017, the VOD changed its name to Hallmark Movies Now.
What’s on Hallmark Movies Now?
Hmnow.com features movies and series, short films, and documentaries suitable for families. Users can also watch original movies and series on the streaming platform.
Below are some of the hit movies and series:
- When the Heart Calls
- Valentine in the Vineyard
- Meet the Petes
- Saving Westbrook Rick
- When Hope Calls
- JL Family Ranch: The Wedding Gift
- Morning Show Mysteries: Death by Design
- Chesapeake Shores
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered
- Real murders: An Aurora Teagarden Mystery
- A Gift of Miracles
- The Man From Snowy River
How Much Does HallmarkMoviesNow Cost?
The SVOD costs $5.99 per month. When you subscribe to Hmnow, you get your hands on 1000+ hours of content. Moreover, you get to watch movies and series commercial-free.
Free Trial – you can also watch movies for free on the streaming service. The freemium package for new users lasts for seven days. After the free trial, you can choose either choose to subscribe to the service or opt out.
How Do I Sign Up?
- Go to Hmnow.com.
- Click on “Start Your 7-Day Free Trial”
- The Create account page will appear.
- Input your details.
- Click on “Continue”
Where Can I Watch Hallmark Movies Now?
Users can watch movies on Hmnow anytime, anywhere. The service is available on various streaming services. Hallmark is available on Android, iOS, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.
