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	Hotel Paradiso, Milano £ 56.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Promenade Paradiso Hotel £ 64.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Gran Hotel Paradiso £ 84.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Hotel Villa Paradiso £ 559.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Grand Paradiso Hotel £ 117.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Mac Paradiso Garden Hotel £ 63.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Hotel Residence Paradiso, Rimini £ 40.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Legian Paradiso Hotel, Bali £ 15.96 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Best Western Hotel Paradiso, Naples £ 55.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
	Hotel du Lac, Lugano-Paradiso £ 94.00 Postage & Packaging: refer to website Availability: refer to website
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Paradiso Lost
Review of Guesthouse Paradiso by baddog

Advantages: Has a certain nostalgic humour.
Disadvantages: Dated drivel

...In my review of ‘Beowulf’ I may have intimated that it was the worst film that I had ever seen, I should have known better. No matter how bad a film is, there will be a worse one along in a moment, and this is it. ‘Guest House Paradiso’, directed by Ade Edmonson, starring Ade Edmonson and Rik Mayall, is an hour and a half of violent, lavatorial behaviour, unencumbered by any perceptible plotline or moment of real humour. #~ The Plot ~# The story, such as it is, revolves around Richard Twat, pronounced Thwaite, (Mayall) and his assistant, Eddie (Edmonson) as the proprietors of the cheapest and worst guest house in Britain. Sited on an unnamed windswept coast, alongside a leaky nuclear power station, Guest House Paradiso attracts only the poor and the desperate. As Twat’s only ambition... Read review

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20.11.2001

Cinema Paradiso is film paradise!
Review of Cinema Paradiso (The Director's Cut) by audreyh

Advantages: Moving and heartwarming story, one of the most beautiful film endings ever.
Disadvantages: That the version for UK and US release cuts out key scenes.

...to terms with life after the Second World War. Salvatore (then known as Toto) is a young boy, left fatherless by the war. He is endearingly mischievous, and while this proves to be the bane of his mother and local priest’s existence, Alfredo the projectionist at the Cinema Paradiso takes him under his wing. The two forge a firm friendship, strengthened by a variety of comic and tragic incidents along the way. The film moves on through the stages of Salvatore’s life, from boy to adolescent. Salvatore is now the projectionist himself and has embarked on his own filmmaking career, when he meets Elena. The relationship of the young lovers does not run smoothly and following Alfredo’s advice, Salvatore leaves the town to make something of his life and never look back. The older Salvatore, returning to the Sicilian town for the first time... Read review

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17.07.2004

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