Sandra Bullock's Lost City received a perfect fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes

Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum's new action-adventure film, "The Lost City," is getting a lot of support after its premiere.

16, Rotten Tomatoes revealed that the film had received a 100% fresh score after 10 certified critics submitted reviews following the weekend's big opening.

While this is an early score, as more reviews approach release, "Lost City" is currently the highest-rated film on the site among the 42 films starring Bullock.

In the new film, Bullock plays Loretta Saatchi, the reclusive romantic novelist whose book featuring cover model Ellen, played by Channing Tatum, captivated readers around the world. Daniel Radcliffe's "eccentric billionaire" kidnaps Saatchi in the hope that she will lead him to a real-life treasure.

"Thrust into an epic jungle adventure, the unlikely pair will need to work together to survive the hostile environment and find this ancient treasure before it is lost forever," read a statement released by Paramount. .

Sandra, of course, is no stranger to high ratings, with many of her films featuring Rotten Tomatoes and labeled "certified fresh" (60% + rating). Several of her films have a rating of 90 percent or higher on the Tomotometer, including 96 percent for Gravity (2013), 94 percent for Speed (1994), and 81 percent for While You Were Sleeping (1995). Bullock also won the best actress Oscar for her performance in "The Dark Side," which had a 66 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

"Lost City," the action-adventure comedy starring Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe and Brad Pitt, has released its first trailer and poster for an unexpected jungle adventure. The film tells the story of a long-reclusive romance writer who has an accident at a book signing. The cover model goes to the rescue, and the two are forced on a thrilling adventure after escaping into a brutal jungle with an uncertain future. With its hilarious plot and all-star cast, fans around the world are looking forward to it.

The first poster shows the novelist and the cover model walking in a jungle surrounded by danger. The surrounding environment seems quiet but hidden crisis, the novelist holding high heels and the model pulling a suitcase seem to have completely adapted to the living environment in the wild, but the curtain of this unknown adventure has just opened...

In the first trailer, Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock) is a brilliant but isolated writer. There are always many strange places in her bestselling romance novels. Ellen (Channing Tatum), the book's cover model, has dedicated her life to bringing out the charisma of Dash, the book's hero. While promoting her new book with Allen, Loretta is kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire (Daniel Radcliffe). The billionaire believes Loretta's new book will lead him to the treasures of the lost city. Alan, meanwhile, decides to rescue Loretta in order to prove that he can be a real hero and not just a fictional character. The unforgiving pair must work together to survive the treacherous jungle and find ancient treasures before the billionaires arrive.

The film's super-luxurious cast has been attracting attention even before the trailer was released, giving audiences plenty of surprises as well as eye candy. The mysterious character, played by Brad Pitt, has a certain quality from the very beginning, which makes us wonder how this character will move the plot forward. Daniel Radcliffe, who plays the villain in the film, gives a bad Angle performance, which makes us expect more from the film. Besides, famous stars like Damien Joy Randolph and Patti Harrison also give wonderful performances in the film.

"Lost City" marks the first time Adam and Allen Nee have directed a film together since 2016's adventure thriller comedy "The Robbers." It is worth mentioning that in addition to Sandra Bullock as one of the producers of the film, Hollywood award-winning filmmaker Seth Gordon will also escort the film. We believe that whether it is the excellent production team, or the luxury all-star cast and the fun and thrilling plot, "Lost City" will provide audiences with an unprecedented audio-visual experience. "Lost City" will be released in North America in 2022. Stay tuned.