(That’s often a sign of a movie that was rejiggered in post to satisfy anxious studio execs or unhappy focus groups.)īrad Pitt, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum in "The Lost City" (Photo: Paramount Pictures)
As is, it feels more like it should’ve been called "The Lost City of ADR," given the copious amounts of additional dialogue replacement that fill up just about every moment of silence with an inelegant joke or clunky transition. Indeed, it’s not hard to imagine a version of this story that’s a raunchier, more subversive R-rated comedy instead of a generically palatable PG-13 rated one. 25.Īustin, TX - Sandra Bullock made a telling quip at the SXSW premiere of her new comedy, "The Lost City." She thanked the Paramount reps in the audience for supporting the film before adding, "You didn’t trust us completely, but you trusted us." The joke helped snapped into focus a feeling of compromise that hangs over the film, which was originally meant to be called "The Lost City of D" before the title was softened to the more generic "The Lost City" - perhaps the first sign of trouble in paradise. Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum (and maybe Daniel Radcliffe, a little bit) introduce the trailer for "The Lost City," arriving in theaters Mar.
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