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ACTOR
Boti BlissAntonio Sabato Jr.Ion OvermanMadison Spielvogel
DIRECTOR
Michael Feifer
SYNOPSICS
Dark Paradise (2016) is a English movie. Michael Feifer has directed this movie. Boti Bliss,Antonio Sabato Jr.,Ion Overman,Madison Spielvogel are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Dark Paradise (2016) is considered one of the best Thriller movie in India and around the world.
A young woman inherits $8 million dollars and treats herself and two friends to a Hawain vacation. There she meets and falls for a charismatic man. Soon after her friend is assaulted and her money is stolen. She and her friends must search for the answers.
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Dark Paradise (2016) Reviews
stupid paradise!!! or Dark Stupidity!!!
The last 30 minutes of this movie is really dumb!!!! Law enforcement is left completely out of the finding of the villain!!! I thought it was fine until the main character loses all her money to the person she met in Hawaii and doesn't bother to report it to the law enforcement in Hawaii but "looks" for the man that took the money at the Coast Guard office. It just got worse as the ending approached. I found myself wishing and hoping for the ending to finally appear!! I had DVR'ed the stupid thing and was tempted to fast forward on several occasions. If you have nothing else to do watch this stinker!!!
Dire
I wonder how many millions of dollars have been spent on appalling made for TV movies such as this one. The performances by the actors, if you can actually call them as such, was as bad as it gets and the script warrants a zero. That's an hour or so I'll never get back and to those considering watching this drivel I have one word, "DON'T"
Where did the cat go?
Badly scripted lines delivered badly and captured badly on film... This is a bad film. What's your price to sell off your morals and beliefs? For Tamara, played by Boti Bliss, it's 8.3 million dollars. Right from the start this story starts hitting the cliche list. Tamara is a woman who's life was ruined by her father. What did her father do to ruin her life, you ask? He walked out on her and her mom... and being the weak women that they were they let this incident affect their entire lives forward - this is "cliche three" ("cliche one" is the bad boyfriend we see before this incident and "cliche two" is the cat she owns because she's a sad and lonely woman (and we never see the poor old puddywack again)). She tells the estate lawyer that she wants absolutely nothing to do with her absentee father or anything he may have left her, she is venemous to the extreme about this - "cliche four". Then the lawyer tells her it's 8.3 million and boy you can see that she climaxes in her pants on the spot - "cliche five". And of course there's no thoughts about not excepting her Daddy's generous gift - "cliche six"... and we're only ten minutes into the story. From here on in it gets worse, much worse. There's nothing worthy in this story or film to save it and make it worth a viewing - I wasted an hour and a half so you don't need to. I mean, even the direction is so bad that the continuity errors actually scream at you. There are a couple of times when Tamara waves from the front of the villa at Dario (Sabato Jr) on his yacht. In front of the villa is nothing but open sea and a couple of distant islands - though when we see Dario wave back he's in a harbour with trees behind him. If he's in a harbour on one of the distant islands then Tamara has better eyesight than an eagle or a hawk. There's even a wonderful binocular scene where the image actually gets closer. Binoculars are fixed and do not zoom. Then there's a wonderful scene where the director uses a fisheye lens to give the audience the effect of actual seasickness. Though the worst thing is towards to the end of the film when we get the reveal. This is so unrealistic and implausible to be completely stupid. Even though there's a lot going on in the film nothing is properly explored or utilised to it's best advantage. This is such a waste of a story - even though it's not a particularly good one.
***1/2
Unlucky in love with men in her life, father abandoned her and her mother when she was 9, this young lady soon discovers that her long alienated father has died and left her $8.3 million. She takes her friends to a remote island in beautiful Hawaii and soon finds romance. However, she gradually learns that her Italian Romeo isn't the man he really is and she later finds that she has been set up by the guy who had shared a jail area with her late father. Of course, along the way, her friend is beaten by this fiend when she discovers him stealing from the rich girl's room and is left comatose. The remaining friend teams up with her and the two extract bitter revenge in the end against this Lothario. Dario, the supposed Italian gigolo who is really Brazilian is really quite good with his variety of accents. He has stolen plenty from the vulnerable young heiress.