Take a Trip to “The Lost City” Movie Review

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The plot is both simple and nothing new. We have seen these romantic-comedy-adventure type movies for years.

It’s a formula that works – especially when you have two stars as likable as Bullock and Tatum.

Both Bullock & Tatum are respected actors. In The Lost City, the two play off of each other in an incredibly effective way.

The Lost City has a real, genuine charm to it. Even beyond the stars, the cast is game for the wacky premise and their roles in it.

Having an ensemble of characters that bring something to the table is important in a comedy and it is done especially right in The Lost City.

It is a genuinely fun way to spend two hours. It made me laugh consistently and it even had me shocked by the way parts of the story played out. By the end, I was left smiling and excited to see what everyone involved does next.

By the end, I was left smiling and excited to see what everyone involved does next. When the credits begin rolling, I truly cannot ask for a better feeling to be left with.

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Take a Trip to “The Lost City” Movie Review

The plot is both simple and nothing new. We have seen these romantic-comedy-adventure type movies for years.

It’s a formula that works – especially when you have two stars as likable as Bullock and Tatum.

Both Bullock & Tatum are respected actors. In The Lost City, the two play off of each other in an incredibly effective way.

A PERFECT DUO

The Lost City has a real, genuine charm to it. Even beyond the stars, the cast is game for the wacky premise and their roles in it.

Undeniable Charm

Having an ensemble of characters that bring something to the table is important in a comedy and it is done especially right in The Lost City.

It is a genuinely fun way to spend two hours. It made me laugh consistently and it even had me shocked by the way parts of the story played out. By the end, I was left smiling and excited to see what everyone involved does next.

A Good Time at the Movies

By the end, I was left smiling and excited to see what everyone involved does next. When the credits begin rolling, I truly cannot ask for a better feeling to be left with.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Watch "The Lost City" in theaters now!

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