Sandra Bullock and channingtatum bring some slapstick to SXSW in LostCityMovie.
Years ago, I took a Film 101 class, and the professor was doing a week on Slapstick. Now, we all know Slapstick when we see it; a comedy that uses exaggerated physical gags/broad humor. I thought we’d see something like Laurel and Hardy or Charlie Chaplin but this professor showed usHold the phone, what?! I was snobby and thought “No way!”.
does works. It’s a fun two-hour romp that’s not trying to be anything else but what it is; a good old-fashioned action-adventure romantic comedy. Bullock might bungle her way through the jungle but it’s Tatum who steals the show. Like Bullock, he knows what he’s great at and does it well. His Alan/Dale is charming and well, you get to see nearly all of that charm on display here. Radcliffe looks like he was having an absolute blast. Pitt is Pitt but it’s limited Pitt so viewers should enjoy him while you can.is a film you can escape your troubles with for a couple of hours.
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