The Lost City [DVD]

This movie was absolutely perfect. It had the right combination of humor, wit, and great characters that told a very entertaining story from beginning to end. I was blown away by Tatum and Radcliffe's humor and timing. There was nothing over the top, no second-hand cringe. Just a fun movie that had us laughing from beginning to end. Loved the teaser in the credits.

I enjoy movies that have great actors, a great plot, and surprise endings. Each actor played the role of their character perfectly. A good film helps when I want to take my mind off of the complex issues taking place in the world. The Lost City did just that.

I know this is probably not a popular opinion but I'm not a big Channing Tatum fan. Having said that, he nailed it in this role. Absolutely had tears rolling down my cheeks from laughing so hard.Sandra & Channing work well off of each other. The storyline is a bit predictable but when you've seen as many movies as I have and read as many books...well...it's really hard to surprise me or show me a twist that I didn't see coming.This was a delightful little movie that made me smile and laugh which I really needed. So, thank you to everyone who worked on this movie to make it so good.You're probably asking yourself, Doc, if it's so good why are you only giving it four stars? I already told you why...it was predictable. If it had even one thing that I didn't expect, then I would've loved it. I wish the trailer hadn't ruined the Brad Pitt bit. THAT alone would've caused me to give it 5 stars but the marketing team screwed up and up it in the trailer! WHY? That's such a spoiler.Anyway, I hope you enjoy the movie as much as I did. Sandra & Channing played well off of each other even better than she and Ryan did in The Proposal. If you liked that, you'll like this.Enjoy the show and I'll see you next time!

It was a cute movie. The jokes weren't that funny, but I guess that's her humor.I was such a Sandra Bullock fan before this movie. But putting herself in the lead role here was not right. I live near a retirement community, and I see some of the elderly pretend to be youngsters and that was the impression I got when I watched this. She could hardly walk.There was a young muscular man in her opposite's role. She walked in a very stilted manner with no fluidity, and her face had no animation, like it was totally botoxed. He danced wildly, and she was given a slow dance, and she danced it like an old person who practiced the steps regularly. She produced the role as herself being this beautiful young woman, with all the other actors treating her as such. It was a bit bizarre.So I checked her bio. She did this film when she was 58 years old. She produced it and starred in it as the young professional beauty. It wasn't cougarish at all, as the pretense was that the hero and the heroine were matched in age. I don't know what audience this was written for.But again, besides that it was a cute movie.

Luv it

Bit of a trope. But still everyone enjoyed it. We watch movies to get away from day to day life. This does that. Not a watch over and over film but still fun.

Hurrah for the Nee Bros. Oren Uziel Dana Fox and Seth Gordon for directing and penning such an original and imaginative screenplay.Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum are perfectly teamed up in this uproarious action-packed Rom-Com, and Daniel Radcliffe finally shines (post-Harry Potter) as a wickedly funny Indiana Jones/James Bond type demented villain.Although Brad Pitt plays a brief, but not insignificant role as a supporting character, he proves once again that the scope of his acting prowess is mind boggling but considering his stellar performance in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", this shouldn't come as a surprise.His role in this film could have easily been given to a lesser known actor, but the character portrayal demanded the talents of a truly gifted actor, and Mr. Pitt is a shining example of professionalism by having taken on a minor role while imbuing his character with all the wit and charm that was asked of him and thus ensuring the audience wasn't going to be cheated by cutting corners.The bar is set very high on the level of humor and the entire cast deserve medals.On a side note, I think some ladies will find it rather amusing that Bullock's makeup is flawless throughout the antics of the movie, while scaling mountains, car crashes, floods, traversing jungle terrain and escaping volcanic devastation. Well let's hear it for CGI and a busy makeup crew. But we shouldn't take such things too seriously or even consider them at all because this movie is just plain fun.

El producto cumple con lo ofrecido

It was ok

A fun tongue-in-cheek adventure which see's Loretta Sage,(Sandra Bullock) a successful adventure-book writer kidnapped by eccentric billionaire Abigail Fairfax (Daniel (Harry Potter)Radcliffe) who believes Loretta can lead him to the treasures of a lost city mentioned in a book she'd wrote.Friends will hire a former navy-seal operative to help rescue her Jack Trainer (Brad Pitt) not so bright model Alan Caprison, (Channing Tatum ) who had modelled as the hero for Loretta's 'Lost City' book insists on joining Jack in the search.After a skirmish on the remote island Loretta had been taken to her and Alan go on the run from the billionaire and his henchmen.Will they be caught and will the treasure be found ?This is a fun and light-heated romp that most will i believe enjoy.(4K Disc only/ no Blu-ray copy)

This is a fun popcorn movie, however its let down with poor picture quality, you buy a 4k movie for the advanced picture and sound and it annoys me when the director soften's the picture, but the movie was fun hence the 3 stars

Unlike every other UHD Blu-ray I have purchased, this one did not include the regular 1080p Blu-ray. I know that it doesn't say it's included on the case but it's not something I looked out for as every other UHD Blu-ray I had got so far included the 1080p and also the price is exactly the same when it should've been cheaper. I hope this doesn't become the norm for UHD as I like having the option.