The Lost City of Z

kindy shared a tip "Hubby and I really enjoyed this film. He lived in Paraguay and says this is pretty realistic for the area, and the man in the end actually speaks Guarani! He was impressed. Really enjoyed this film, and the story! Would recommend and would watch again."

olivet_ina shared a tip "I struggle with how to rate this. As for movie quality: Excellent. It’s not a type of movie I usually like. It’s a little long & slow imo; however there’s something so beguiling about it. Charlie Hunnam is spectacular."

plain_julia shared a tip "Like everyone else has said, beautifully filmed and very interesting true story. Unfortunately, it was very slow and lost my attention."

PasteMagazine shared a tip "James Gray’s The Lost City of Z is an anti-period movie. In the vein of The Immigrant, Gray’s glorious last film, Z is fascinated with its milieu (this time we begin across the Atlantic in Blighty, from 1906 to 1925) and luxuriously adorned with period detail—but the strangulated social climate and physically claustrophobic spaces of its ostensibly sophisticated Western society make that environment appear totally unappealing."