Netflix streamers are calling a newly added Sandra Bullock film ‘criminally underrated’ as it takes the number one spot in Netflix's Top 10.
The 2022 comedy follows reclusive romance novelist Loretta Page (Bullock) on a book tour with her cover model (Channing Tatum), as the pair get swept up in a kidnapping attempt in the jungle.
Brad Pitt also stars in the film as a contractor hired to help rescue Loretta who is abducted by billionaire villain (Daniel Radcliffe).
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At nearly two hours long, the Paramount film scores well on Rotten Tomatoes, with a solid 79 percent critics' score and an 83 percent audience score.
Can't argue with that!
The movie has jumped ahead of a number of Netflix originals in the Top 10, including Kevin Hart's Lift and Daniel Kaluuya’s The Kitchen.
You can check out the trailer for The Lost City below:
Viewers have hailed the film as an 'underrated' romcom, while some have even called for a sequel.
“I watched Lost City on Netflix earlier today. It was funny and a good film... I’d love a sequel,” one person tweeted.
“Channing-Tatum-does-comedy is one of my fave movie genres,” another added.
“From The Lost City to [21 Jump Street] he’s bloody hilarious! Snaps for that dude. @channingtatum Also #thelostcity is a criminally underrated film imo - Sandy&Channing&Brad? Name me a more iconic trio…”
And someone else wrote: “If you want some fun nonsense then watch The Lost City on Netflix- it’s fun. Ten minutes in and I like it.”
Others were really impressed with Radcliffe's supervillain role as Abigail Fairfax.
And after seeing him in The Lost City, fans think he'd be perfect in another role - with many saying Radcliffe could make a great future Bond villain, joining the ranks of Mads Mikkelsen, Javier Bardem and Christoph Waltz.
One fan said: "Using Daniel Radcliffe as the small guy with the Hitler complex is genius and he plays this role really well."
A second wrote: "Daniel Radcliffe was fantastic... he and Brad Pitt give fantastic performances."
A third added: "Daniel Radcliffe grows through the movie and is actually better the nastier he gets... I sense a Bond villain in him one day."
Another said: "After seeing Daniel Radcliffe's villain roles in Now You See Me 2 and The Lost City, I am sure that he can do a badass Bond Villain in future."
You can check out The Lost City on Netflix now.
Topics: Netflix, Daniel Radcliffe, Channing Tatum
Anish Vij