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Trapped in Paradise

Nicolas Cage leads his two criminal brothers (Dana Carvey and Jon Lovitz) on a bank raid in a town where the locals' kindness - and a major snowfall - conspires against them ever leaving. There's some good lines in this feelgood comedy which pays tribute to America's tradition of hospitality. Note for anoraks: 75,000 pounds of potato flakes were brought in for the snow scenes.

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Stars: Nicolas Cage, Jon Lovitz, Dana Carvey, Mädchen Amick
Director: George Gallo
Year: 1994
Running time: 111 mins
Certificate: PG
 
 
This piece of Christmas kitsch from writer/director George Gallo (writer of Midnight Run) is a strangely inept mix of crime comedy and homage to smalltown America.

Paradise is just such a small town, where everything is incredibly neat and everyone is incredibly nice.

Who should arrive in this (too) perfect little community on Christmas Eve but three hopeless hoods: brothers Bill, Dave and Alvin Firpo (Nicolas Cage, Jon Lovitz and Dana Carvey), the latter two newly out of jail.

They are on a mission to find the daughter of a fellow jailbird, Sarah (Mädchen Amick), who lives in the town.

That done, they rob the town bank, but all manner of circumstances prevent them making a getaway.

Although Cage and Co do their best and some of the sequences and lines are quite funny, the film tries to go in too many directions at once and outstays its welcome.


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Thought this was a funny film. Definitely worth a watch. A perfect, light Sunday afternoon or Bank Holiday family film.
 
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