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In the movie Ticket to Paradise, a divorced couple joins forces and heads to Bali to prevent their daughter from making the same error they believe they did 25 years earlier.
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In the movie Ticket to Paradise, a divorced couple joins forces and heads to Bali to prevent their daughter from making the same error they believe they did 25 years earlier.
Georgia and David, a long-divorced couple, work together to prevent Lily's (Kaitlyn Dever) wedding because Lily only met her future husband 37 days previously while on vacation in Bali to celebrate her law school graduation. Lily has made the decision to leave her work behind in order to wed Gede, a charming local seaweed farmer portrayed by Maxime Bouttier.Even though her parents are at odds with one another, they are determined that Lily won't make the same error that they did. The movie by director and co-writer Ol Parker makes an excessive effort to elicit our sympathies for both couples. David and Georgia rightly worry that their daughter is moving too rapidly into a marriage and a foreign new place. That would make many parents uneasy. However, Lily and Gede are always charming, impressionable, and upbeat, so we're also not eager for their relationship to end. It's a barrage of sympathy. Strangely, none of the characters in this star vehicle turn out to be really likeable.
Best Grownup Love Story | 2023
Best Film | 2022
Budget 20,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 168,800,000 USD
Despite being set in Bali, Indonesia, the film was filmed in Queensland, Australia.
The fifth film for co-stars George Clooney and Julia Roberts after Ocean's Eleven (2001), Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002), Ocean's Twelve (2004), and Money Monster (2016).
After doing the romantic comedy One Fine Day (1996), George Clooney said he would never do any more rom-coms, and that he'd only do dramas, mostly with a social message. This is the first full-blown rom-com he's done since then.
This film marks the Hollywood debut for Indonesian actor Maxime Bouttier.
In the Oceans movies that George Clooney and Julia Roberts made, they played a divorced couple who end up getting remarried.
"David Cotton: You know, telling someone to calm down has literally never calmed anyone down in the history of the universe."
"Georgia Cotton: See you again. Never. David Cotton: Hopefully not that soon."
