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Zwei Tickets ins Paradies

Originaltitel: Two Tickets to Paradise
  • Fernsehfilm
  • 2022
  • TV-G
  • 1 Std. 24 Min.
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Ashley Williams and Ryan Paevey in Zwei Tickets ins Paradies (2022)
Hannah Holt and Josh Wyatt have both just been stood up at the altar and meet each other at the park. They will keep crossing paths as they land on the same resort for their honeymoon.
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuHannah Holt and Josh Wyatt have both just been stood up at the altar and meet each other at the park. They will keep crossing paths as they land on the same resort for their honeymoon.Hannah Holt and Josh Wyatt have both just been stood up at the altar and meet each other at the park. They will keep crossing paths as they land on the same resort for their honeymoon.Hannah Holt and Josh Wyatt have both just been stood up at the altar and meet each other at the park. They will keep crossing paths as they land on the same resort for their honeymoon.

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    • Dustin Rikert
  • Drehbuch
    • Tracy Andreen
    • Kevin P. Taft
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Ashley Williams
    • Ryan Paevey
    • Mary-Margaret Humes
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    6,8/10
    1876
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    • Regie
      • Dustin Rikert
    • Drehbuch
      • Tracy Andreen
      • Kevin P. Taft
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Ashley Williams
      • Ryan Paevey
      • Mary-Margaret Humes
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    Ashley Williams
    Ashley Williams
    • Hannah
    Ryan Paevey
    Ryan Paevey
    • Josh
    Mary-Margaret Humes
    Mary-Margaret Humes
    • Alice
    Kimee Balmilero
    Kimee Balmilero
    • Kailani
    Olivia Nicole Hoffman
    Olivia Nicole Hoffman
    • CeeCee
    • (as Olivia Hoffman)
    Jhey Castles
    Jhey Castles
    • Sara
    Tim Herkenhoff
    Tim Herkenhoff
    • Marcus
    Cody Easterbrook
    Cody Easterbrook
    • Nick
    Reyn Halford
    Reyn Halford
    • Cal
    Peter Togawa
    Peter Togawa
    • Vic
    Ashley Weismantel
    Ashley Weismantel
    • Becca
    Makana David
    Makana David
    • Cabana Boy
    Kathy Paulo
    • Auntie Leilani
    • (as Kathy Paula-Hirai)
    Warren Fabro
    • Haunted Tour Guide
    Terry Bookhart
    • Terminal Passenger
    • (as Terry Brookhart)
    John Cambareri
    John Cambareri
    • Driver
    Paul S.W. Lee
    • Farmers Market Patron
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    Diandra Macadamia-Rivera
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    • Regie
      • Dustin Rikert
    • Drehbuch
      • Tracy Andreen
      • Kevin P. Taft
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    7atlasmb

    HipaHipa!

    Hannah Holt (Ashley Williams) and Josh Wyatt (Ryan Paevey) are both dumped on their wedding days. They happen to meet soon after and are thrust together by coincidences time and again until they coincidentally find themselves staying at the same Hawaiian hotel. Having shared the same fate, they commiserate. The chemistry between these two is good, and individually the two characters are very likable.

    Since this is a Hallmark romance, the eventual ending is no surprise, but the journey getting there is filled with spectacular Hawaiian scenery and lighthearted fun.

    Watch for Kimee Balmilero who plays the part of the spunky hotel employee, Kailani, adding energy to her scenes and serving as an unofficial Hawaiian ambassador. The island of Oahu looks so inviting. Anyone for shave ice?
    8TheLittleSongbird

    Love in paradise

    'Two Tickets to Paradise' (2022)

    Opening thoughts: The 2022 Summer Nights block was a mixed bag. Was mixed to positive on 'Hidden Gems', liked 'Caribbean Summer' quite a lot, but didn't care for 'Moriah's Lighthouse'. 'Two Tickets to Paradise' sounded very appealing premise-wise, one of the year's more appealing ones from Hallmark because despite its predictability it sounded really charming. Have liked Ashley Williams and Ryan Paevey (both Hallmark regulars) in other things, though the filmographies for both are very up and down as are their performances.

    Of the 2022 Summer Nights films, 'Two Tickets to Paradise' is the best, by far, and it really does live up to its quite adorable title (that is not too corny this time). While it is not quite perfect, this reviewer liked it very much, found it one of the best 2022 Hallmark films and a very good representation of both Williams and Paevey. Both giving performances that are among their best. The story may not be mind-blowing in 'Two Tickets to Paradise', but even that aspect has a significant amount of charm.

    Bad things: Did find the ending rather rushed and too pat, though the final act doesn't frustrate anywhere near as much as others in the 2022 Hallmark batch.

    Also found some of the dialogue rather cheesy.

    Good things: So much comes over well though. Really liked both Williams and Paevey in their roles. Williams brings a lot of perky energy to hers and it didn't come over as over the top, and while Paevey is more subtle he is very likeable and natural. Their chemistry is very at ease and sweet, with nothing forced, even if it does not quite scintillate. The supporting cast are all solid and the characters were all things worth connecting with, none annoying or boring me.

    It is a very attractively photographed film with stunning scenery. Also pleasant is the music, which has presence without coming over as over-bearing or too constant. The direction shows a good deal of confidence and a sense that they knew what they were doing and trying to achieve. The script flows well on the whole and is light hearted while not coming over as too sappy. Even though rather typical, there is at least a story and it is one with charm and heart and is lively in pace.

    Closing thoughts: Concluding, very well done.

    8/10.
    8alar62

    Clever storyline

    Another storyline from Hallmark I haven't seen before.

    Also another Hallmark movie where I couldn't guess the ending. Watched till the end.

    Great scenery-loved the location. Got the true island feel.

    Ryan Paevey brought his usual natural approach to his character while Ashley Williams seemed a bit over the top in some scenes.

    Chemistry had more a friend vibe than romantic.

    Also enjoyed the scenes with the newly married gay couple. I'm friends with people like that couple. They're fun to be around. Thank you, Hallmark for including them.

    And lastly, Hallmark has to give Ryan Paevey a sequel movie or show starring his character in this movie.
    7IdaSlapter

    For all the haters...

    It's kinda funny, but sad too, that we're so polarized these days, and that people will waste their time review-bombing a tv-movie because they're so afraid of reality.

    They're mad that after years, even decades of bland, by-the-numbers, dated storylines, Hallmark is finally embracing reality and including gay characters in their movies.

    And what's so funny -- and ironic -- is these terrified folks have no idea how many of Hallmark's (and any other soap opera-type channel's) LEADING MEN are in fact gay, including some of their most popular. On top of that, some are publicly out -- like Peter Porte, Luke MacFarlane and Jonathan Bennett -- and not ashamed or afraid of what anyone thinks of their orientation.

    Having said that, it's indeed sad that there are still people out there who have been taught to condemn, shame, and even disown their own children, simply for loving someone of their own sex. They didn't choose to be gay, it's not a "lifestyle choice"...yet they're cast out because they're different. But that too is changing big time. Fewer and fewer people every year are going to these evangelical churches and believing all the bigotry and hate.

    So go ahead, downvote all you like. That won't change the FACT that the overwhelming majority of the public is not only not afraid of gay people, they have gay friends and acquaintences they love -- and enjoy movies like this one where Hallmark is starting to embrace what has always been a small percentage of the population.

    Thank you Hallmark for making an effort with movies like this, to include characters that represent everyone. And also for hiring gay actors who aren't ashamed of their orientation. This movie was pretty damn good, especially compared to all the cheesy Christmas fluff.
    7gee-15

    See it for Williams' performance and Paevy's abs

    Say "Hallmark movie" and you almost immediately can guess the progression of the plot. That's not a criticism as it's always in the execution. And this particular show executes well with a man and a woman who meet after being jilted on their wedding day and end up at the same honeymoon hotel in Hawaii. Yeah, you can guess what happens. But Ashley Williams is so FUNNY and delightful that you almost forget this is a Hallmark movie. Whether it's weeping uncontrollably in a bathroom, freaking out at a Haunted Hawaii tour or estimating the risks associated with jumping off a waterfall (she's an actuary) Ashley is a lot of fun. Paevy has an easygoing charm as her romantic foil and, for those who may be interested, actually takes off his shirt a couple of times.

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      The pink hotel is The Royal Hawaiian in the Waikiki Beach area.
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      They are supposedly kayaking at sunrise, but the Sun is up and close to directly overhead because their shadows show it is close to noon.
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      References Meine Lieder, meine Träume (1965)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 25. Juni 2022 (Vereinigte Staaten)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Offizielle Standorte
      • Crown Media International Distribution (United States)
      • Hallmark Channel Press (United States)
    • Sprachen
      • Englisch
      • Hawaiisch
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      • Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
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      • Crown Media Productions
      • Island Film Group
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