Reviews — Ticket to Paradise
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Peter McGinn
The film might easily have fallen into being unremarkable romantic comedy filler if not for the presence of Clooney and Roberts. Their involvement gave it a polished and bright feel, though still within the familiar rom-com genre. I anticipated most of what happened well in advance; that kind of movie has to adhere to certain expectations. I enjoyed Kaitlin Dever's performance in Booksmart, and I was predisposed …
Nathan
_Ticket to Paradise_ proved to be quite entertaining. While the storyline isn't particularly original and feels fairly standard, that didn’t detract from my enjoyment. The actors really made the movie; they were a pleasure to watch. Julia Roberts and George Clooney had wonderful chemistry together, their interactions felt authentic and created a believable romance between them. Their comedic skills were exceptional; …
Manuel São Bento
"Ticket to Paradise" provides exactly what it promises: a humorous, breezy, and entertaining romantic comedy that’s worth seeing for the quality of its performers. George Clooney and Julia Roberts have some truly captivating and believable chemistry—it's among the best I’ve seen recently. Kaitlyn Dever should also be recognized; she is an actress with significant potential. Director Ol Parker made a genuinely plea…
CinemaSerf
The initial moments of this movie, particularly those highlighted in promotional materials, show some genuine connection between Julia Roberts as "Georgia" and George Clooney portraying "David." Having been previously married, they find themselves traveling to Bali when their twenty-five year old daughter, "Lily" (Kaitlyn Dever), declares she intends to marry her boyfriend of a very short time, "Gede" (Maxime Bouttie…


