The Lost City of Z (2017)
In 1925, the legendary British explorer Percy Fawcett ventured into the Amazon jungle in search of a fabled civilization. He never returned. (imdb)
Genres: Drama, Action, Adventure, Biography
Country: USA
Directed By: James Gray
Written By: James Gray
Starring: Charlie Hunnam, Sienna Miller, Angus Macfadyen, Ian McDiarmid, Edward Ashley, Clive Francis, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland
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| Sep 21 |  |
PDM.82 | 76 17% |
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Charlie Hunnam is inspiring and captivating as real life British explorer Percy Fawcett. ‘The Lost City Of Z’ is a biographical adventure film that explores themes of obsession, madness and survival. The themes reminded me of two other great films: Herzog’s ‘Aguirre, The Wrath Of God’(1972) and Coppola’s ‘Apocalypse Now’(1979). Director James Gray has made his most expensive and mature film to date. ‘Lost City’ is long, epic and in the end very haunting.
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CoinQuatro | 70 73% |
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Thegoodboy | 78 87% |
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danielst84 | 75 66% |
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Gideon | 2 59% |
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Boring.
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fuzzylogic | 50 21% |
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TheDiceman | 70 81% |
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Quite good.
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AFK | 4 19% |
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| Apr 20 | ethan3lp | 55 21% |
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| Apr 20 |  |
TheEscapist | 73 65% |
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Competently made. A bit long, but I liked the relaxed pace as it gives more time for soaking in the cinematography and for contemplation. The discussions on feminism and anti-racism were a bit too modern for the time it portrays, though these are only brief scenes. In some ways it's like a formulaic biopic, however there are also complex decisions and themes that are bold and refreshing. Most of all I enjoyed the transcendental dreamlike ending where we see Fawcett for the last time.
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monclaro | 70 66% |
| Apr 16 | spiritofeden | 74 75% |
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svenerik | 85 70% |
| Apr 07 | RTCritics | 88 76% |
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AFlickering | 50 34% |
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a GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL-esque argument for the timeliness of gray's bygone romanticism, but no amount of forced woke grandstanding will convince me this is anything more interesting than a throwback. he's not a good enough writer to modernise these tropes, but he's a good enough director to remind of their timelessness, and he should focus more on his strengths: evocative compositions, aesthetic flourishes driven by feeling, follow fawcett's example and use his camera to "seek what is beautiful".
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| Apr 04 | earthlydel | 80 53% |
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FlixMG7 | 70 73% |
| Mar 27 | Ippei | 55 22% |
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In spite of the great production and the performances, the film is overly long and unfortunately your interest ebbs and flows a little bit. The story is interesting enough but knowing the inevitable actually hinders this film, and doesn't give you the pay off that you want from a film like this. You also teeter a little bit in regards to your empathy towards Fawcett and this has a huge impact on your enjoyment.
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Tiago Vieira | 80 60% |
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auhasarderik | 7 60% |
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mwgerb | 55 53% |
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Beautifully made, but ultimately unmoving.
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| Mar 02 | sertalman | 60 15% |
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| Feb 27 |  |
bof | 60 40% |
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Hey, look, it's a movie about a white explorer hero telling us that not everything should be credited to white explorer heroes! Essentially a cross of The Revenant and that Monty Python skit about... well, this guy, I suppose. Based On A True Story so you know you're supposed to like it. Harmless, streamlined Herzog-lite with some gorgeous moments.
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| Feb 25 | lezparanza | 64 51% |
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Henrik | 70 57% |
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afifchoirul | 75 10% |
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Good. Robert Pattinson in a great path to be a real good actor
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Kojiless | 60 64% |
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Went into this thinking that it was the long-awaited sequel to World War Z. Was disappointed at the lack of zombies, but pleased that there was something else to be had from this (un)surprisingly beautiful "based on true-ish fact-like info-bits" film than brain-craving crazies crashing through the South American underbrush...though that could work as a sequel to World War Z, if you're listening, Hollywood.
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EvilMangoes | 94 81% |
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| Dec 24, 2017 | CesarCastag (CinePlayers.com) | 80 73% |
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ikkegoemikke | 50 41% |
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More reviews here : http://movie-freak.be
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cat9man | 82 63% |
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peekingpanda | 50 55% |
| Dec 17, 2017 | DyanneThorne | 28 13% |
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First World War Z and now this. What it is with stories with Z in the title that makes trashlord filmmakers make generic, dull movies with almost completely unrelated plots and then slap the title on? That woshing sound you heard? Was the movie missing the point completely.
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| Dec 17, 2017 |  |
Obdurate | 70 38% |
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Does a good job of showcasing the jungle; the movie is shot really well, the cinematography is probably the star here. Everything else is fine. I mean, it's not the most exciting execution of a tale that should be ripe with adventure and danger, and it's a tad overlong, but all-in-all it's a relatively entertaining adventure.
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OzGrenouille | 88 69% |
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Luna6ix | 70 30% |
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Advertised as an epic adventure movie, but it's really a slow moving biography, cutting up jungle time with trips back to England and even a bout in WWI. Miller is below average, except in the looks department, Hunnam is lukewarm, but Pattinson really shines here. For some insane reason Gray tries to leave the ending up to your imagination, but it's pretty easy to guess what happened to Fawcett: he died, that's what happens when you go places where spiders eat birds, dude.
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It is an achievement in itself to take such an exciting subject and make it so dull, incomprehensible and uninspired.
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A beautifully photographed exploration of the triangular tension between spiritual fulfillment, worldly accomplishment and family responsibility. Choose wisely.
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THE LOST CITY OF Z is much like other James Gray films featuring protagonists pursuing doomed or quixotic goals. Here, a British explorer fights the orthodoxy of his colleagues and the forces of nature to prove his thesis about a lost civilization in heart of the Amazon. Except for a few moments that hint at the grit of economic imperialism, the film is predictably tasteful. But Gray is still talented enough to occasionally spin its restraint and sophistication into a dreamy philosophic swoon.
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ergunbaydi | 88 18% |
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PerryStroika | 63 53% |
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A well produced, well directed adventure film that misses certian opportunities to portray the multifaceted life of its subject. The film gives short shrift to Percy Fawcett's spiritual crisis, his rather elaborate religious beliefs (basically he was a Theosophist) information that provides crucial motivation for his search for the Lost Civilization of Z. The real Percy Fawcett was not only a man of science; but a seeker possessed of a powerful spiritual yearning.
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| Sep 21, 2017 |  |
Veterini | 78 62% |
| Sep 21, 2017 | LEAVES | 63 77% |
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| Sep 21, 2017 | izwt936g | 60 48% |
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LolaMontes | 95 94% |
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Vandelay1 | 64 61% |
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good movie
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RavynLoony | 62 63% |
| Sep 18, 2017 | MRDammann | 70 54% |
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| Sep 17, 2017 |  |
hellboy76 | 65 46% |
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What should be an exciting adventure is lacking for the most part.It's not lacking in non-cliched characters. It balances out to watchable thanks for a pretty good cast and some pretty good looking cinematography.
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| Sep 17, 2017 |  |
Vokalbum | 60 38% |
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