Escobar: Paradise Lost Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 15879

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 6

Theatrical Release Date: 01/16/2015

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 10/06/2015

Language: English

Genre: Romance, Thriller

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Andrea Di Stefano

Actors: Josh Hutcherson, Benicio Del Toro, Brady Corbet, Claudia Traisac, Laura Londoño, Carlos Bardem

Plot: While in Colombia, a young surfer gets hit by love at first sight. But things take a deadly turn when he meets her uncle, the notorious drug kingpin Pablo Escobar. -- Chris Kavan

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Zwei Filme

cinegeek.de - wrote on 03/08/2016

Nur wenige Schauspieler verfügen über die Präsenz von Benicio Del Toro, der seine Rollen nicht spielt, sondern verkörpert. Ganz gleich, ob er in Escobar: Paradise Lost mit Kindern im Pool spielt oder einen Mord in Auftrag gibt, beides tut er mit derselben Intensität. Als Pablo Escobar ist er wirklich wirklich gut! Und der Rest des Films? Nicht so sehr. Pablo Escobar war Drogenhändler, Massenmörder und einer der reichsten Männer der Welt. Ausserdem war er Parlamentarier in Kolumbien und wird in diesem Land von vielen bis heute als Wohltäter verehrt. Escobar ist aber kein Biopic, sondern eher lose an der Geschichte des Drogenbarons angelehnt. Es beginnt als Nick, ein Kanadier, an der kolumbianischen Küste eine Surfschule eröffnen will. Seinem Traum vom Paradies scheint er noch …

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'Paradise Lost' Indeed

Unknown - wrote on 06/29/2015

Straight-forward story about a young man being caught in the middle of Pablo Escobar's downfall. The first half focuses on his budding romantic relationship and outside view of Escobar's dealings. It's a decent semi-slow build that leaves an air of mystery surrounding the drug kingpin's crimes. The second half increases tension when he inevitably has to take part in these dealings and winds up fighting for his life. The decisions he makes stay true to his character, yet there is some suspense in moments leading up to possible bloodshed where it's uncertain how far he will go. The violence comes off harsh due to the lack of empathy from opposing characters. I found it involving to a point. I would've liked to spend more time with Escobar. Benicio Del Toro is fantastic, as usual, …