Another Day in Paradise

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Play with 5 characters, find the clues and reveal the mystery of that October 24th. You will explore the places and survive terrifying rituals, the astral world is waiting for you. A story that mixes adventure and terror in equal parts.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

81%

Audience ScoreBased on 91 reviews

story7 positive mentions

James Woods delivers a spectacular performance, showcasing his talent as a charismatic yet dangerous character.
The film provides a raw and realistic portrayal of the lives of drug-addicted criminals, capturing the complexities of their relationships.
The acting from the entire cast, including Melanie Griffith and the younger actors, is strong and engaging, making the characters relatable despite their flaws.

The film is filled with graphic violence, drug use, and explicit content, which may be off-putting for some viewers.
The pacing can feel uneven, with some parts dragging while others rush through important developments.
The lack of clear subtitles and some technical issues with the DVD presentation detract from the overall viewing experience.

story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the film has received mixed reviews, with some praising its gritty realism and emotional depth, while others criticize it for being nonsensical or overly violent. Many reviewers highlight the strong performances of the cast, particularly James Woods and Melanie Griffith, as key elements that elevate the narrative, despite its cliched and sometimes predictable plot. Overall, while the story tackles serious themes of crime and addiction, it often struggles with coherence and believability.
- “It is a harsh and violent story of a middle-aged couple who decides to mentor a teenage couple in a higher-stakes robbery.”
- “Wow, a gut-wrenching real-life crime story.”
- “But for people who can handle the grittiness, it is a gripping and mind-grabbing story.”
- “The story made no sense whatsoever.”
- “The story about drug-addict criminals is realistic, but all the characters are foul-mouthed and repugnant.”
- “It's Larry Clark's road movie with too much profanity and drugs and not enough of a story.”
optimization
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews highlight that the film excels in its performances, particularly those of James Woods and Melanie Griffith, which are described as outstanding and memorable. However, the overall optimization of the film is marred by some boring and corny segments, suggesting that while the acting elevates the film, the pacing and narrative could benefit from improvement.
- “James Woods offered in this film a performance on the highest level of quality - honestly, with his way of playing him, he managed to make Mel a really scary, albeit not entirely unsympathetic thug!”
- “The performances from all four of the main actors are most excellent.”
- “Outstanding performances by James Woods (Mel), Melanie Griffith (Sid), and Vincent Kartheiser (Bobbie) make this movie truly unbelievable; it's acted and written fantastically!”
music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its ability to set the mood and enhance the overall experience, with a standout soundtrack that evokes nostalgia and complements the narrative. However, some users feel that the music can be overly dominant at times. Overall, the combination of blues and jazz elements contributes to a rich atmosphere, making it a memorable aspect of the game.
- “The soundtrack is amazing and sets the mood in every aspect.”
- “Great soundtrack!”
- “The only thing I did not like is I found the music too dominating.”
- “The music took me back to my youth when I would travel the 30 miles from Texas to Louisiana, where the drinking age to get into clubs was 18.”
- “Also, during one of the most touching scenes in the movie, he comments on the musicians in the soundtrack and remembers the kind of jazz he grew up with.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the film is characterized by a stark contrast between extreme violence and tender interpersonal moments, creating a gripping narrative. Viewers are drawn into the complex relationships, particularly the poignant dynamic between a troubled teen and a reluctant father figure, which evokes both empathy and heartache. Despite the film's heavy themes, moments of affection and nostalgia provide a touching counterbalance, making the emotional experience both intense and relatable.
- “And even though they are acting to be in love, their affectionate touching and lip-to-lip whispers makes your heart reach out to them, and fall in love along with them.”
- “A crime drama and a touching interpersonal story.”
- “The teenaged male (not too far from a junkie himself) is desperately searching for a father figure, who he finds in Woods, but Woods is reluctant to admit it, and crushes his protégé every time things get a little too emotional.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the film is a mix of dark and absurd elements, with some jokes being praised for their brilliance, while others may be considered offensive or in poor taste. Notably, a specific joke referencing "The Flintstones" received particular acclaim for its delivery. Overall, the humor is polarizing, appealing to some while alienating others.
- “Woods deserved to be Oscar-nominated for this role; it is so funny, scary, and brilliant.”
- “Surprisingly, this film contains some very dark humor, although many people will probably find some of the jokes and gags offensive or at least in very poor taste.”
- “The 'Flintstones' joke (and delivery) was hilarious.”
- “That's not funny or suitable for a class by any means.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the film are notably graphic, featuring explicit depictions of drug use, sex, and violence, which some reviewers argue are essential for conveying the story's themes of redemption and hope. While the visuals can be disturbing, they serve to enhance the film's narrative depth.