“The Lost City” has come off lightly on its feet. It’s premise is based on “Romancing the Stone” and countless other adventure movies. Like – and can provide an undeniably tempting (and refreshingly IP-free) romantic romp.
The Lost City Movie review with Box office Collection
The Lost City Movie review with Box office Collection
The story tries to have Jungle as its central character. He succeeds in many places but then we have gone to such forests many times before and the dangers are not dangerous enough. And, when he is kidnapped by deranged billionaire Abigail (Daniel Radcliffe). So Abigail demands that Loretta help her find the “Crown of Fire” treasure, which she believes is featured in her book.
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The Lost City Movie review
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The movie seems to have put all its stuff in less than an hour, all said and done, The Lost City doesn’t require your trip to the theater, But a good option to kill some free time on a boring workday be Brad Pitt’s hilarious cameo, Daniel Radcliffe’s eye-catching evil and Devin’ Joey Randolph’s antics with lazy patches of writing and a mid-narrative slump in the mood. can. Compensated. The result is that he feels out of place in a story where everyone comfortably fits into their roles.
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Star Cast: Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Brad Pitt, Oscar Nunez
Director: Adam Nee, Aaron Nee
The Lost City Movie review
Paramount’s “The Lost City” ended Warner Bros/DC’s “The Batman” reign on the box office charts, grossing $11.5 million from 4,253 theaters on its first day and now grossing $30 million estimated to do. As of April 26, 2022, The Lost City has grossed $86.2 million in the United States and Canada, and $42.7 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $128.9 million
