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Jesse Stone: lost in paradise (DVD, 2015)
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Title: Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise. While trying to help put away a vicious serial killer know as the Boston Ripper, Paradise's Police Chief Stone plunges into the criminal underworld in search of more evidence needed to accomplish that.
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UPC0043396470279
eBay Product ID (ePID)7046037132
Product Key Features
Movie/TV TitleJesse Stone: lost in paradise
DirectorRobert Harmon
LanguageEnglish, English, French
Run Time89 min.
RatingNR
Aspect Ratio1.78
Release Year2015
FormatDVD
GenreTV Crime
StudioSony Pictures
Sub-GenreTelevision
Dimensions
Item Height0.56 in
Item Weight0.18 lb
Item Length7.56 in
Item Width5.32 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Country/Region of ManufactureMexico
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- 14 May, 2016Top favourable review
Not the best of the series, but solid performance
This Jessie Stone story has literary back-up by Robert B. Parker (the creator of Jessie Stone.) It's a mystery which Parker might have embraced, but he would have spiced it up a good bit more. This ninth movie is more of a swan song with deep character looks at the main character, Jessie, and his demons (booze and loneliness.) Unfortunately, the other unusual character cast is either left out, or truncated. Only one of PPD's characters (Suitcase Simpson) appears a couple of times, and Jessie's best buddy, the Boston homicide chief is nowhere to be see. In a smooth and heartfelt twist, Jessie's dog (Reggie,) has died and left a hole in Jessie's soul. In an interesting screenwriting twist, we learn just how big this hole is as the camera pans in on the dog's headstone. To add heart-tugs, a new dog comes into Jessie's life and makes it's appearance in almost the exact manner as Reggie did several years back. This interplay between deeply troubled man and a deeply troubled dog may be the best part of this story. The actual mystery is a cold case, where almost everybody thinks the case is "solved," even when the man accused of the killing admits to the first three gruesome killings but refuses to take credit for this fourth identical killing. Jessie, bored with the lack of high profile crime in Paradise after Hasty Hathaway's hasty retreat, goes looking for cold cases to work in Boston. With the homicide chief away, he works a sweet deal with an old love interest, Internal Affair's Sydney Greenstreet (what a wonderful shout out to the Dashall Hammett and the Maltese Falcon.) This time Sydney is all business and no romance, keeping Jessie on a short leash. The story, written by Tom Selleck and Michael Brandman, is a smart and savvy mystery, with a twist that probably would make Parker smile if he was still alive. The problem lay in the ending. It's too quick, from the moment the killer is identified to the moment he is dispatched. It works, but it could work a lot better. Perhaps producer-actor types are not the best writers. With that said, if this is the biggest knock on Tom Selleck, we can forgive him. His acting and character portrayal is flawless. I just hope it's not the last movie in the series! It would be great to bring Hasty back for a finale and get the whole gang of regular players back for one last moment in Paradise.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 02 Aug, 2019Top critical review
Lost in Paradise...It was the writing and directing that were Most Lost!
I have all the prior Jesse Stone movies and have liked all of them. This is the final in the series and it was TERRIBLE. It was like they knew it was the last in the series and each character was just going through the motions. The writers had each character saying their characteristic line....like Dr. Dix, the shrink, he says," It's been 2 years. Why is this so hard?" And instead of solving one more crime in Paradise, he has to go on Special Assignment because he Cleaned Up Paradise so well. The final mystery doesn't really get going until close to the middle of the movie, so it doesn't take that long to solve as it was almost immediately evident who the murderer was. Just Terrible writing and directing. In short, save your money.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 23 May, 2018
Murder Mystery in the English Fashion with an American Icon.
This purchase marked my collection of the last movie in the Jesse Stone series with Mr. Selleck. Each story builds slowly but steadily, using great photography and superb acting by an all-star cast, to show depth of character, emotion and scene. Dialog, while essential, is spare and lets the actor use their talent to present their character in a complex setting that allows the audience to interpret the emotions and story being presented in their own context. I have watched each of these stories several times before I purchased copies of my own. I hope to see number ten shortly.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 12 Jul, 2016
Selleck as Jesse Stone Is Perfect!
I have all of the Jesse Stone DVDs. I love Tom Selleck as this flawed character and enjoy the well written story lines. I always watch for the re-appearance of the main characters from Rose, Suitcase & Dr. Dix to seeing what the villains, Hasty and Gino Fish are up to? In this 9th film of the series, I really missed Capt. Healy and Reggie, the Golden Retriever. Hopefully, I will be able to watch Jesse Stone DVDs 10,11,12... and warm up to the new characters that were introduced in Lost in Paradise.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 15 Sep, 2016
Lost In Paradise
I think it is every bit as good as the other films of the series. Joe The Dog was Reggie, and passed away in real life. However, regarding the movie, I hopefully look forward to more in the Jesse Stone series. I love the story line, and the characters are most engaging taking me to a sense of reality, even the adolescent actors. I wish they were closer in time sequence, but the anticipation is good for me. I found the DVD an excellent value, and is a treasured part of my extensive collection.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 29 Jan, 2017
Jesse Is Back (#9)
The eighth movie in the Jesse Stone series had so many holes in the plot that trucks could drive through that I though the series was finished. The writers seem to have run out of ideas about crimes in Paradise. Lost In Paradise is a pleasant surprise. The story moves mostly to Boston and has Jesse back in the role of tracking down evidence in a nice, consistent pattern, although the murderer in the case should have been a suspect earlier. His drinking is still a bit annoying, but at least he has given up calling his ex-wife (with a minor lapse). Jesse continues to be a dedicated crime fighter with compassion for the innocent and a boatload of personal issues. Good stuff, and I highly recommend the movie.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 01 Mar, 2016
this cant be the last episode....
after seeing the entire series i must say it wasn't as good as most of the earlier ones. understandably after years there was some catching up to do with what happened to other characters but it was a bit slower than the other episodes. although it was good and is a must see with the rest of the series we were a little disappointed with it cause as soon as the catching up was done and the episode seemed to get rolling it was over :( . SO this cannot be the last of the series as some characters were not mentioned who REALLY need to be dealt with and other characters were just brought back into play so there has to be another episode or i will be very disappointed and it just wont make any sense. i really tried not to give away the story and if you watch it i believe you will see just what i mean with this review.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 02 Mar, 2016
LOVE Jesse Stone
Have been waiting for this movie to come out. We have all the Jesse Stone movies. LOVE THEM! Watched this one last evening. I would say it might not be as great as some of the other movies but still really good. Can't imagine anyone but Tom Selleck playing Jesse Stone. He is perfect for this role. And I love his interaction with Dr. Dix. It is so amusing. Already looking forward to the next movie! I hope there are many more!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 06 Jul, 2016
Engaging and revealing
Lost has a dramatic opening. It brings a full circle effect for the whole movie series. It also proves an old cliche 'You cannot keep a good man down.' It also points out the fact that cooperation between agencies brings better results. Selleck's ability as an actor is very nicely revealed as his role appears more natural and plausible and real. The story twists and turns and keeps your attention.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 15 Jun, 2016
Best T.V. Movie
Lost in Paradise stays true to the quality we have come to expect from the Jesse Stone T.V. series. The characters are thoughtful, reflective, and intelligent. The relationships, both work and personal, reflect real human nature. It is refreshing to view a movie that is NOT 95% gun violence, senseless car chases, and juvenile sex. I have to wait an entire year to watch a quality movie, it is worth the wait, sure hope there will be more.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
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