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Love's Unending Legacy
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Editorial Reviews:
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In the latest Love series installment, two years have passed since the tragic death of Missie's husband Willie. Missie is forced to move back to her father's ranch in Tettsford Junction and ends up adopting a teenage orphan girl who tests her faith and strength. Missie is compelled to defend the girl's orphan brother who is being mistreated by his adoptive family all the while fighting her own feelings of love for the town sheriff.
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Cynics beware! From the first sweeping chords of the soundtrack, it's clear that Love's Unending Legacy will continue Janette Oke's heartfelt tales of love, pluck, and Christian faith in the days of pioneers. Missy LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, repeating the role from Love's Long Journey and Love's Abiding Joy) comes back to her father and stepmother after the death of her husband, only to find herself adopting a teenage girl named Elinda and sparring verbally with the town's handsome young sheriff. Missy can't understand Elinda's rebellious ways until she discovers why the girl has been smuggling food to a boy at a nearby farm. Fans of the Love series (which began with Love Comes Softly) will be untroubled by the movie's modern notions of childhood (to say nothing of some very modern necklines) and the supernatural cleanliness of this frontier town; period realism matters less than a sincere portrayal of Christian values. (Some viewers, however, may feel that the movie's earnestness curdles into mawkishness.) Also featuring staunch Dale Midkiff, who's played Missy's staunch father Clark Davis in all five of the Love movies to date. --Bret Fetzer
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Love's Unending Legacy
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User Comments About Love's Unending Legacy
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I think we need more of this type of movie today. The story from start to finish keeps you drawn in. I really like Michael Landon, Jr.'s style. He makes you believe you are back in the time of horse and wagon. It's been quite a long time since an inspiring series like this has come along. I will watch it again and again. I would recommend this movie and the entire series to anyone who likes a good old fashion love story.
The charactors fit very well into the story. You're always wondering what will happen next. Janette Oke is the best. I absolutely love this whole series. Get back to basics.
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One of the 6 in a series bases on Janet Okie's books. Don't miss this series
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If you liked the first ones...
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It is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. (which is saying something as I love 70's horror movies too) The prior movies start out excellent and decline to this gem.
the plot is weak, the acting is weak, and the movie is not worth watching.
How bad is it. sad.very sad
I donated it to the library to spare as many from purchasing it as possible.Don't get this one.
We had to turn it off because our wisecracking was waking up the kids.
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Got this for my mom and dad.they say that all the movies in this series are great.
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Love's Unending Legacy Review
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This film, based on Janette Oke's book is wonderful family fair. It presents values and beliefs which promote fairness, love, and peace in the family and the community.
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