Welcome to Paradise

How can any of you call this propaganda a family film. This is nothing but a PC, insensitive insult to small-town churchgoers. The film portrays a woman as the great white savior of some small Midwestern town, and everyone else... Full review

Crystal sure shined in this movie -- and Jesus shined as well! It's hard to imagine this movie without all the scripture and all the love put into it. My wife and I just watched it, and it was great!!... Full review

"Welcome to Paradise" is a family film that, while long on values, spreads the Good News through kindness between people versus sermonizing on celluoid. As a matter of fact, "Paradise" directly takes on those religious types to whom the Bible... Full review

Writer and director Brent Huff hit a home run with his movie "Welcome To Paradise."Starring Crystal Bernard, Brian Dennehy, Beth Grant, William Shockley and Bobby Edner, this family movie will have viewers crying and laughing as well as leaving the... Full review

This movie was very good, and people of all ages will enjoy it, I think. Very few filmmakers tackle such topics as homelessness and accepting people, regardless of gender, race, age, etc. But this one does, and it does it... Full review

Thank God, someone can make a Christian movie that does not scripture whip us into conformity.This story is not just about a female minister who is victimized by church bureaucracy and politics, it is a story about the homeless also.Another... Full review

It was great to see a movie that works through difficult life issues Raising a teenager as a single parent, getting fired from your job, going into a settled community and bucking the trends are things we all have to... Full review

As a mother of a 13 year old child, I find that there is a serious lack of family oriented films available to us. For years, we've been reduced to watching animated films, films with talking animals, and now that... Full review

Some of Paradise is happy to welcome Rev. The film follows a somewhat predictable path -- no one watching really doubts that the church won't get built on time. ... Full Review

It's past midnight and Lynette, a 29-year-old, motor-mouthed prostitute, is knocking at my door. "I don't like to share crack when I get high," she says. ... Full Article