Romantic comedies reached their peak in the ’90s and ’00s, when great cinema muses enchanted audiences around the world with love stories that made us fall in love. Between one film and the other Meg RyanTwo big stars emerged who became the main representatives of the subgenre: Julia Roberts It is Sandra Bullock.
With increasingly cliched films that began to tire audiences, romantic comedies slowly disappeared from theaters and the few that were made premiered directly on streaming, repeating familiar and outdated formulas, burying and devaluing the subgenre. Here I needed a queen to prove that romantic comedies can still live, find their audience and be successful, and Sandra Bullock returned to the big screen to accomplish the feat. And yes, it was very successful.
The romantic action comedyLost City‘, In the main role bull It is Channing Tatumis available on Netflix and is likely to please audiences.
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The large cast is also there Patty Harrison (“Raya and the Last Dragon”) Da’Vine Joy Randolf (“My name is Dolemite”).Daniel Radcliffe (“Harry Potter”) and Brad Pittwho will have a special appearance.
The brilliant but reclusive author Loretta Sage (bull) writes in his popular adventure novels about exotic places, on the covers of which the pretty model Alan (Tatum), who has dedicated his life to embodying the heroic character “Dash”.
When Loretta tours with Alan to promote her new book, she is kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire (Daniel Radcliffe) so she can lead him to the treasure of the lost city described in her latest book.
To prove that it’s possible to be a hero in real life, not just in the pages of his books, Alan sets out to save her. Forced into an epic jungle adventure, the unlikely pair must work together to survive and find the ancient treasure before it is lost forever.
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The duo Adam It is Aaron Nope (‘Band of robbers‘) is responsible for directing.
The script was written by Dana FoxIn ‘Making love in Las Vegas‘.