A ruthless corporate raider is forced to return to his small-town roots where he suddenly inherits his father's nearly-bankrupt pencil factory. He must decide to either let it close or join the community's fight to save it.
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William Moseley
Michael Peterson
Johanna Braddy
Charlie Clark
Mimi Kennedy
Barbara Peterson
Shashawnee Hall
George O'Malley
Mary Pat Gleason
Mary Williams
Paul Dooley
Gramps
Bill Cobbs
John Thompson
Lawrence Pressman
Don Peterson
Elodie Grace Orkin
Young Charlie
James Eckhouse
Cameron Wannemaker
Pam Trotter
Leona Hines
Francisco DeCun
Wall Street Executive
Andrew Patrick Ralston
Fred Willis
Shaughn Buchholz
Edward Worthington
Esteban Dager
Bowling Alley Teen
Valeria Maldonado
Julie Barnes
Brandon Ruiter
DJ Peterson
Karen E. Wright
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source: Saving Paradise
Not as predictable as some Hallmark movies but a lot more swearing than I expect from Hallmark. I enjoyed the fiesty warehouse workers who fight to save their factory.
I love a movie where the story is based on giving and overcoming difficulty and hardships. "Saving Paradise" is this kind of film. There's plenty of suspense movies out there and sure those films are fun. "Saving Paradise" reminds us of how powerful we are when we join together and set our sights on the greater good. The film is well directed, beautifully filmed and and has a wonderful score. Highly recommend!
There is nothing extra ordinary about this movie. But not a boring one either to watch once.
William Moseley and Johanna Braddy were terrific together. Lawrence Pressman as well. Really the entire cast was outstanding. The movie was motivational without being corny. It really connected with me. Special mention to James Eckhouse who played the perfect Kevin O'Leary style villain.
Whatever you could call it ("Hallmark type", "old fashioned", "in the spirit of the 70s", "cheesy movie", "sentimental lemonade", etc.), this is really a nice film that evokes positive emotions and, possibly, some tears despite its happy ending. There is no violence here, no sex, no vulgarity, no zombies and no intergalactic wars. P. S. George Steeves is really great in the role of an autistic employee! Watch this movie to feel much better!
Not deep, but rewarding. Lets you breathe in todays crazy world. A little sad but warm and happy in the end. Acting is a little weak but acceptable. You can watch this with the whole family.
I'll make this short and to the point. The story has been done before. But like most similar stories it's supposed to be a "feel good" movie, and it was. But, many scenes were sloppy, overly staged and forced. The younger actors were not convincing and didn't act well. The older actors, except for the corporate boss, were actually pretty good. The music, my god the music....... It was horrible, repetitive and did not add anything to the story except distraction. It's basically a hallmark movie premiering on a Wednesday at 2:00 pm.
This was the perfect feel good movie of 2021. Michael and Charlie's chemistry throughout the movie you could just see the sparks flying. Loved how Michael's character changes from being a greedy business man to a man instead of crushing businesses decides to go and help build them up. I had tears in my eyes the whole movie!! It was so moving how the community came together and helped out in a crisis. It was just plain and simple a feel good movie that after the last year and half everyone needs to watch.
This is meant to be a feel good movie but unfortunately fails to get there. The main characters are wooden and unsympathetic the plot classic but rather limpid. Seemed like a cheap Hallmark movie and frankly a waste of time.
