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Escobar: Paradise Lost
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Nick and his brother fled from Canada in search of the easier life and exciting atmosphere towards the shores of Colombia. Perhaps fate will be in the hall when he happens to fall in love with a beautiful girl named Maria who met her in the local village of Colombia. But when Nico discovered that Maria's uncle was the famous drug smuggler Pablo Escobar, one of the most dangerous men in Colombia. Everything began to change and a life began to take a dramatic turn, perhaps bad and unexpected. In the end, Nick is forced to make impossible attempts to try to keep his family at risk.
Nick and his brother fled from Canada in search of the easier life and exciting atmosphere towards the shores of Colombia. Perhaps fate will be in the hall when he happens to fall in love with a beautiful girl named Maria who met her in the local village of Colombia. But when Nico discovered that Maria's uncle was the famous drug smuggler Pablo Escobar, one of the most dangerous men in Colombia. Everything began to change and a life began to take a dramatic turn, perhaps bad and unexpected. In the end, Nick is forced to make impossible attempts to try to keep his family at risk.
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#Andrea Di Stefano #Benicio Del Toro #Claudia Traisac #Escobar: Paradise Lost #Josh Hutcherson
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August 20, 2015
The movie contains a subtly crazed performance from Benicio del Toro as Escobar: one moment fooling around with his children in the hacienda swimming pool, fondling his gold taps, the next executing his enemies.
April 05, 2016
There are few actors that commit to their roles as much as Benecio Del Toro... as he demonstrates quite spectacularly at times as one of the most infamous drug-lords of the past century in Escobar: Paradise Lost.
June 25, 2015
When you have the fortune of landing an actor like Del Toro, it's almost criminal to spend so much time watching the scales fall from an innocent's eyes when we could be watching a master actor convey quiet, sleepy-eyed, mumbling menace.
August 20, 2015
Surprisingly forgettable considering its mesmering villain, although Del Toro sparks the movie into life with what screentime he does get.
June 25, 2015
Nick might usurp most of the screen time, but it's Mr. Del Toro, face flickering from benevolent to vicious and body heaving with literal and symbolic weight, who seizes the film.
May 31, 2016
It's a shame that Escobar: Paradise Lost devotes so much screentime to its invented hero, because the portions with del Toro can be very fine indeed.
June 26, 2015
Escobar: Paradise Lost, as promising as it often is, feels like two barely connected half-movies.
November 04, 2015
The fact that the filmmakers felt the need to manufacture a Canadian surfer character to be the 'mainstream' moviegoer's likable, trustworthy guide through Escobar-land is a revealing and presumptuous demonstration of racial/cultural myopia.
June 25, 2015
The highlight here is Benicio del Toro's tamped-down but precise performance as a man who has made himself into a god.
August 20, 2015
Menacingly entertaining.
June 26, 2015
[Del Toro is] really very good here, as he almost always is, no matter the quality of the film around him. The rest of the movie? Not so much.
June 25, 2015
Hutcherson, who's best known for being overshadowed by Jennifer Lawrence in the Hunger Games series, is equally dominated here. But that suits the unequal relationship of guileless Nick and calculating Pablo.