Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise
Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise
PG-13 | 18 October 2015 (USA)
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Police Chief Jesse Stone now presides over the quiet, seaside village of Paradise, Massachusetts. When the facts don't add up in a brutal Boston-area murder case, Jesse opens an investigation filled with surprises, unlikely suspects and grave danger. Though it's widely believed the murder was committed by an incarcerated serial killer, Jesse suspects another killer is at large and is hell-bent on bringing him to justice.

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MoPoshy

Absolutely brilliant

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Manthast

Absolutely amazing

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Helllins

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

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Billy Ollie

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

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Brent Burkwell

The movie is just fine, but the dog should have been put down at the animal shelter, it was sick. Liberals masquerading as Conservatives(Selleck) disgust me. This is some sick stuff. Dogs are not equal to humans in any way shape or form, they do not give their love freely because they do not know what love is. Period. Sick stuff, ignore it, enjoy the rest of the movie.

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John

The Jesse Stone movies are character studies and explore the relationships between the participants. If you're looking for Magnum type glamor and action, forget Jesse Stone.Selleck is like a fine wine that has improved with age. Lost in Paradise is a quality made for TV movie with adept acting, writing and direction.Jesse Stone is back on a case involving the death of an escort. Along the way he befriends new people and re-engages with old ones like Gino Fish. We are introduced to people that we come to care about and who are three dimensional.It may seem slow to some, who want an action film that is faster than a speeding bullet, but for those of us who savor fine acting and characters with depth Lost in Paradise, like the other Jesse Stone films, will fill the bill.

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Michael Clairforet

It's a good show with complex characters that are easy to read. Their reasons aren't clear, their progress lacking, the emotions constrained and retarded. People move on from divorce, death, loss of children, and bad things that happen to them. We want them to. We need them to. If they don't they just become boring and tiresome. Jesse needs to move on from his wife, get over himself, find a love interest that inspires him and allow him to stop feeling so sorry for himself all the time. He needs a good laugh, a smile, something that makes you want to share his life with him instead of yell at the screen, "get over it and move on!" The production value is great. Too much emphasis on dogs. Too many lines repeated over and over. It's a 165 page script with 135 pages of dialog without the repetition. If he focused on Jesse Stone he could easily do two of these a year and have all the life he wanted instead of commuting to NY from LA. In fact, he could shoot them in British Columbia instead of Nova Scotia. I enjoy a good mystery, and at least these hold suspense throughout and don't give away who the bad guy is until the last 10 minutes. All in all, this series needs focus and directed attention and it could be one of the better, if not the best show on TV.

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yakmaster

1. Why in the heck did Selleck put this on a channel that a LOT of cable providers don't carry. 2 Why can't you RENT this movie ANYWHERE?? 3. Why can't you purchas this movie ANYWHERE? Does anybody out there know WHO HAS this movie, Where I can rent it PLEASE!!!Come ON...HELP,HELP I have looked everywhere to see this... I have looked on Amazon, VUDU, EVERYWHERE you rent online (REDBOX) and no information on this;. Why Mr. Selleck??? This is the best role you have ever played, and as many people who follow this, and you put it on the HALMARK CHANNEL, a CHANNEL that FEW cable companies have, and to add insult to injury, even IF you can find it on cable,

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