Hallmark proved once and for all in 2025 that it is not only the home for magical holiday movies - but it's the place for feel-good rom-coms year round. Whether its international love stories like Villa Amore and Love of the Irish or Christmas-themed tales like A Keller Christmas Vacation and We Met in December, viewers - and the Us team - couldn't get enough of this year's crop of movies. Lest we not forget, Hallmark also gave Us the third and final installment of the Three Wise Men franchise, Three Wisest Men, which obviously had viewers laughing out loud. Plus, the network branched out with the three-part Providence Falls event, transporting fans back and forth between modern-day and 1844 Ireland for a love story that knows no bounds. Andrew Walker Confirms 'Three Wise Men' Cast Is Working on New 'Adventure' Scroll down for Us Weekly's unofficial ranking of the best Hallmark movies of 2025 - and the standout moments that won Us over: 20. 'Return to Office' Janel Parrish. Allister Foster/Hallmark Media After making their way back to an office hybrid schedule, deskmates only known to each other as Ms. Monday (Janel Parrish) and Mr. Tuesday (Scott Michael Foster) spark a romance by sending friendly notes back and forth. Their future outside of work, however, could be in jeopardy after they discover each other's true identity. Crown-Worthy Highlight: This movie is a modern take on 1988's You've Got Mail, replacing AOL email exchanges between Meg Ryan's "Shopgirl" and Tom Hanks' "NY152" with Post-Its being traded on a shared desk for a timeless love story. - Johnni Macke 19. 'Love of the Irish' Shenae Grimes-Beech, Stephen Hagan. Hallmark Media Fiona (Shenae Grimes-Beech) takes her mom (Moira Kelly) across the pond to Ireland in hopes of turning her luck around - and boy, does she get more than she bargains for. With the help of a charming single dad (Stephen Hagan), the aspiring dancer realizes finding love on the Emerald Isle could be her true lucky charm. Crown-Worthy Highlight: The backdrop of Ireland paired with the lore of lucky charms, four leaf clovers and wishing trees make for the idyllic setting to fall in love, Hallmark style. The mother-daughter element of this film, meanwhile, is something magical all on its own and much needed in our humble opinion. - JM 18. 'Home Turf' Nikki DeLoach, Warren Christie. Natalie Cass/Hallmark Media College president Cassidy (Nikki DeLoach) is pushed to her limits after the freshmen football team is forced to move into her on-campus residence amid dorm renovations. Although she nearly loses her mind with the college boys invading her turf, Cassidy forms a unique bond with their coach, Logan (Warren Christie), and finds herself being part of a new kind of team. Crown-Worthy Highlight: Sure, it's highly unlikely that a college president would let football players live with her, but this rom-com makes Us wish DeLoach was our den mother, camp counselor, principal and best friend. Plus, the team spirit instantly transports Us back to college, and who wouldn't want to relive those glory days? - JM 21 Must-Watch Movies on Hallmark Right Now (December 2025) 17. 'Merry Christmas, Ted Cooper!' Kimberley Sustad, Robert Buckley. Allister Foster/Hallmark Media After endless bad luck on Christmas, weatherman Ted Cooper (Robert Buckley) returns home for the holidays and reconnects with high school crush, Dr. Hope Miller (Kimberly Sustad). Yes, she's an ER doctor now - a perfect match for an accident-prone meteorologist and an organic setup for run-ins. Crown-Worthy Highlight: Buckley's charm! The One Tree Hill alum really shines as a character who might otherwise be deemed too cheesy (or dare I say, Hallmark-y?) if it was overdone. This movie is actually funny - and simply fun to watch. - Sarah Hearon 16. 'The Royal We' Mallory Jansen, Charlie Carrick. Courtesy of UFO International Productions/Hallmark Media Princess Bea (Mallory Jansen) must return home from Boston back to her native, small European country after her older sister elopes with a non-royal and forfeits her place in the line of succession. One of the duties Bea must begrudgingly take over? Marrying the prince (Charlie Carrick) of a neighboring sovereign country. Crown-Worthy Highlight: Bea wasn't the stereotypical movie princess; she was driven, passionate and eager to serve as a mentor. If there's one thing we want in even more Hallmark movies in the new year, it's a strong, independent protagonist yearning to do more in the world than just wear a tiara and ballgown. - Miranda Siwak 15. 'A Make or Break Holiday' Hunter King, Evan Roderick. Luka Cyprian/Hallmark Media It may be physically impossible for Hunter King to appear in anything less than a slam-dunk movie, and A Make or Break Holiday is no different. In this delightful, hilarious family-centric movie, a couple (King, Evan Roderick) decide they need a break from each other as stress and unspoken irritations reach a boiling point in their romance. However, as