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# The Lost City of Z

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The Lost City of Z tells the incredible true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett, who journeys into the desertcart at the dawn of the 20th century and discovers evidence of a previously unknown, advanced civilization that may have once inhabited the region. Despite being ridiculed by the scientific establishment who regard indigenous populations as "savages", the determined Fawcett- supported by his devoted wife, son and aide de camp returns time and again to his beloved jungle in an attempt to prove his case, culminating in his mysterious disappearance in 1925.

Review: Exploration through the Perilous desertcart - Spoilers, perhaps, in this review, the viewer would b the judge of that. If one wants to know, read on, if one doesn't want to know, STOP. This is a magnificent film of the true life dream of famed British explorer, Percy Fawcett, portrayed by Charlie Hunnam, Sienna Miller, portrays his strong wife, Nina. Totally brilliant acting throughout to the very end. I couldn't stop watching the exploration become an obsession, for Percy, before the war, to continue with his son, Jack Faucett, after the war. Understand, Fawcett, in the beginning, leaves his family behind for years at a stretch & miraculously survives time & time again through dangerous, uncharted jungles searching with loyal friends/explorers for "The Lost City of Z." They believe in him as much as his wife, Nina. Faith, in the belief of what one searches to exist, is a powerful thing. It does not leave the mind; nor does it waver, but it empowers the believer to explore, to persist, because that's what an explorer or dreamer does--reaches & trudges through the unknown. They never lose hope, despite all odds stacked against them. The setting of this film is 3/4's complete with a jungle of savages unleashed as man intrudes upon their world. A world of headhunters & the likes of cannibals, but Faucett perseveres. During his few returns home to his family, you witness the love of a strong wife, who believes in her husband's dream; she encourages & supports him. You have Faucett, the father, the husband, the friend, who risks everything to achieve discovery of a lost city & goes where few, if any at all, have survived. When Faucett ages & takes a respite to heal from war wounds, his eldest son finally understands his father's absenses through the years, & implores his father to explore the far, dangerous reaches of the desertcart with him by his side, once more. One might never quite realize if the story is accurate or not, but it's very good & I'm glad the eldest son finally understood his father, Percy's absenses & obsession . It's a long movie, but well played with direction, plot, action, drama, power of relationships & the endeavor to dare fulfill a dream. I loved the explorer & his passion for his dream--a dream; that, in all likelihood became his pitfall. Whatever the ending for the viewer--never give up on your dreams, even if it's not for the lost city of gold & proof of traces of a lost civilization. In all honesty, I was not prepared for the way this film ended, but I would watch it again, if time allowed. Post Review. It's been days since I wrote this review & I can't stop thinking about this movie. It's the type of film that I will always remember; it's that good. I followed up with research into Percy Fawcett's life & explorations. It's a shame that his disappearance will never gets solved. Then again, he & his son, & his son's best friend, whom the movie didn't include, vanished into the unknown. Some speculate hostile Natives in that part of the jungle, some think The white man robbed & murdered the three. The latter does make sense since the ring his son, Jack Fawcett, gave him turned up in a pawn shop, a short time, after neighboring & friendly Natives saw the last fires from Fawcetts' camp. They saw it; then it was darkness. Nina Fawcett never gave up thinking her husband & son were alive. Grasping to "tales" of possible sightings of the two living with Indians in the jungle. Then, there's the compass--conflicting accounts of that, as well, whether it was sent to Nina or the Geological associate or sent to anyone. It's tragic, but obsession to fulfill a dream took Fawcett, his son, & son's best friend to their destiny.
Review: Excellent cast and directing - I'm glad I watched some of the interviews of the cast before watching this film because hearing what they all had endured to make it really skewed my opinion. The writers and director had a tricky film to make, not only with where it was shot (which was in the middle of the jungle) but also with the story and concept. It's based on real events and real people's lives and takes place over a long period of time, which would be difficult for even the best of directors to portray well. There are times where it feels disjointed or that they don't portray the passage of time very well. I thought he'd been in the jungle a week, but then when he gets home his wife had already had the baby and his son doesn't recognize him. Then watching his kids grow up you finally do get a sense of how much time he's lost with them all for the sake of his dream. The end, though I won't spoil it, was a bit ambiguous, and I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. I admit, I only watched this because Tom Holland is in it, even though he plays a minor role. He did such a great job playing a very young Jack, then aging into a young adult. It's crazy how versatile he is as an actor. (Play a 12-year-old, okay, now you're sixteen, now you're twenty) Yet it's believable every time. Robert Pattinson also does a great job in this movie. Who knew that he would be such a great actor when given a good script and director and isn't required to be the teen heartthrob. Obviously, Charlie Hunnam did the most work out of the actors, and he does a great job carrying this movie. He's a mature enough actor that he can pull off young dad, war vet, and father to an adult son very well with a bit of makeup. (He's barely old enough to be Tom Holland's dad) Even though it's a bit disjointed at times, I really enjoyed the movie.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 2,899 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exploration through the Perilous Amazon
*by S***P on September 16, 2017*

Spoilers, perhaps, in this review, the viewer would b the judge of that. If one wants to know, read on, if one doesn't want to know, STOP. This is a magnificent film of the true life dream of famed British explorer, Percy Fawcett, portrayed by Charlie Hunnam, Sienna Miller, portrays his strong wife, Nina. Totally brilliant acting throughout to the very end. I couldn't stop watching the exploration become an obsession, for Percy, before the war, to continue with his son, Jack Faucett, after the war. Understand, Fawcett, in the beginning, leaves his family behind for years at a stretch & miraculously survives time & time again through dangerous, uncharted jungles searching with loyal friends/explorers for "The Lost City of Z." They believe in him as much as his wife, Nina. Faith, in the belief of what one searches to exist, is a powerful thing. It does not leave the mind; nor does it waver, but it empowers the believer to explore, to persist, because that's what an explorer or dreamer does--reaches & trudges through the unknown. They never lose hope, despite all odds stacked against them. The setting of this film is 3/4's complete with a jungle of savages unleashed as man intrudes upon their world. A world of headhunters & the likes of cannibals, but Faucett perseveres. During his few returns home to his family, you witness the love of a strong wife, who believes in her husband's dream; she encourages & supports him. You have Faucett, the father, the husband, the friend, who risks everything to achieve discovery of a lost city & goes where few, if any at all, have survived. When Faucett ages & takes a respite to heal from war wounds, his eldest son finally understands his father's absenses through the years, & implores his father to explore the far, dangerous reaches of the Amazon with him by his side, once more. One might never quite realize if the story is accurate or not, but it's very good & I'm glad the eldest son finally understood his father, Percy's absenses & obsession . It's a long movie, but well played with direction, plot, action, drama, power of relationships & the endeavor to dare fulfill a dream. I loved the explorer & his passion for his dream--a dream; that, in all likelihood became his pitfall. Whatever the ending for the viewer--never give up on your dreams, even if it's not for the lost city of gold & proof of traces of a lost civilization. In all honesty, I was not prepared for the way this film ended, but I would watch it again, if time allowed. Post Review. It's been days since I wrote this review & I can't stop thinking about this movie. It's the type of film that I will always remember; it's that good. I followed up with research into Percy Fawcett's life & explorations. It's a shame that his disappearance will never gets solved. Then again, he & his son, & his son's best friend, whom the movie didn't include, vanished into the unknown. Some speculate hostile Natives in that part of the jungle, some think The white man robbed & murdered the three. The latter does make sense since the ring his son, Jack Fawcett, gave him turned up in a pawn shop, a short time, after neighboring & friendly Natives saw the last fires from Fawcetts' camp. They saw it; then it was darkness. Nina Fawcett never gave up thinking her husband & son were alive. Grasping to "tales" of possible sightings of the two living with Indians in the jungle. Then, there's the compass--conflicting accounts of that, as well, whether it was sent to Nina or the Geological associate or sent to anyone. It's tragic, but obsession to fulfill a dream took Fawcett, his son, & son's best friend to their destiny.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent cast and directing
*by R***Y on July 28, 2017*

I'm glad I watched some of the interviews of the cast before watching this film because hearing what they all had endured to make it really skewed my opinion. The writers and director had a tricky film to make, not only with where it was shot (which was in the middle of the jungle) but also with the story and concept. It's based on real events and real people's lives and takes place over a long period of time, which would be difficult for even the best of directors to portray well. There are times where it feels disjointed or that they don't portray the passage of time very well. I thought he'd been in the jungle a week, but then when he gets home his wife had already had the baby and his son doesn't recognize him. Then watching his kids grow up you finally do get a sense of how much time he's lost with them all for the sake of his dream. The end, though I won't spoil it, was a bit ambiguous, and I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. I admit, I only watched this because Tom Holland is in it, even though he plays a minor role. He did such a great job playing a very young Jack, then aging into a young adult. It's crazy how versatile he is as an actor. (Play a 12-year-old, okay, now you're sixteen, now you're twenty) Yet it's believable every time. Robert Pattinson also does a great job in this movie. Who knew that he would be such a great actor when given a good script and director and isn't required to be the teen heartthrob. Obviously, Charlie Hunnam did the most work out of the actors, and he does a great job carrying this movie. He's a mature enough actor that he can pull off young dad, war vet, and father to an adult son very well with a bit of makeup. (He's barely old enough to be Tom Holland's dad) Even though it's a bit disjointed at times, I really enjoyed the movie.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Real Life Indiana Jones
*by A***I on March 9, 2020*

Blown away by this story of Percy Fawcett. The film runs a little slow in places. But, the cinematography is so amazing, I didn't mind. Some people might not like the style of color grading here, as even the most white of whites is yellow. That push to a yellowy color grade to me was a bit bold. But, considering the period it fits. And it helps the jungle scenes really pop. And the low light of many of the scenes seems to lend it self well to the low-tech world of the era. The acting is excellent top to bottom. Wondering where they shot this. It seemed to me like they actually shot it in the Amazon with contacted tribes. Everything with the tribes seemed authentic. Also the production design and costumes were amazing. Top to bottom, this is an actually film that you have to sit and watch and pay attention. There is a great story in the life of Percy Fawcett. If you want exploding robots and lens flares tickling your brain for 2 hours, this will not do it. This is something you ponder and google search real-life events, places, and people after watching.

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