Murder, She Baked Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery

2015

Action / Crime / Mystery

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Alison Sweeney Photo
Alison Sweeney as Hannah Swensen
Barbara Niven Photo
Barbara Niven as Delores Swensen
Enid-Raye Adams Photo
Enid-Raye Adams as Edna Ferguson
Gabriel Hogan Photo
Gabriel Hogan as Norman Rhodes
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1 hr 23 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Jackbv1235 / 10

How stupid are we supposed to accept

I don't know why most of these amateur detectives have to put their lives in danger to the point where they almost walk up to the bad guy and say shoot me.

Other than that, this isn't a bad story. The characters are appealing and the acting about what you'd expect but passable. And if she could pass you some of what she bakes through the screen, this would be a ten.

The idea that Hannah knows everyone and they will talk to her is not that hard to believe. Add to that the fact she is very intuitive and has an eye for detail. But she needs to think about her safety and use at least a little common sense.

Reviewed by JoBloTheMovieCritic7 / 10

Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery

7/10 - this series and further this installment is proof that the first is the best

Reviewed by blanche-26 / 10

lightweight Hallmark mystery

Hannah Swensen again becomes involved in a mystery in "Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery."

Hannah (Alison Sweeney) is at it again, running her bakery and cafe in Eden Lake, Minnesota, with her mother trying to set her up with men and encouraging her to glamour up. This time mom interviews her to a new dentist in town, Norman Rhodes, a charming man. But having seen subsequent episodes, I know how it winds up.

When her childhood friend Ron, who delivers dairy to the shop, is found dead, Hannah is determined to find out the identity of the culprit. Because Eden Lake isn't used to murders, it brings in Detective Mike Kingston (Cameron Mathison) from Minneapolis.

Hannah doesn't appreciate Mike's arrogance, since she feels that she knows the people in town and can help him. However, she pushes ahead. Then there is another murder, this time of a wealthy man who is suspected of being a loan shark.

Pleasant enough, and I'm assuming this is the first episode. I like Alison Sweeney and Cameron Mathison, both soap stars of long standing who have strong fan bases. Also it was nice to see Susan Hogan from "Night Heat" after thirty years.

Hallmark deliberately keeps these movies on the bland and homey side because of the demographic they want to attract. I'll watch anything that's a mystery but I'd be lying if I said there was anything particularly special about any of these mysteries. Hallmark is like Lifetime - you take the movies for what they are and don't expect anything else.

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