'Ticket To Paradise' review: Formulaic rom-com saved by Clooney and Roberts


Still Photography on the set of "Ticket To Paradise"

Ticket To Paradise is one of those films that you can pretty much predict what will happen right from the beginning until the end. Now, predictability does not necessarily mean a movie is bad, but this one doesn't even try to add something original to its cliched plot.

Thank goodness then, for George Clooney and Julia Roberts, whose chemistry is so electrifying here that it ALMOST manages to distract us from the fact that the story is so flat.

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Summary:

Formulaic and preditable, but watch it for Clooney and Roberts' chemistry

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