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After a long stretch without such a big-screen Hollywood adventure movie (at least, not one without ties to a video game or theme park ride), ‘The Lost City’ makes for welcome counter-programming.Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu From Variety’s review: “I can’t be the only one who’s been craving a good old-fashioned treasure hunt, where the leads throw sparks and the ladies’ makeup never smudges, no matter how close to the volcano they get. Bullock plays a romance novelist who gets kidnapped, while Tatum is her book cover model who sets out a mission to save her. Following its streaming debut on Paramount+ in May, the movie now becomes available for Amazon Prime Video subscribers at no extra cost. Those grosses are pretty remarkable for an original romantic-comedy, a genre that has been on life support in recent years. box office and just over $190 million worldwide. Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum’s romantic-comedy adventure movie “The Lost City” has grossed $105 million at the U.S. And Prime Video subscribers will finally be able to stream Paul Thomas Anderson’s most recent directorial effort, “Licorice Pizza.”Ĭheck out Variety’s rundown below of the best streaming offerings this August. Studio favorites such as “The Spectacular Now” and Oscar winners “Amy,” “Room” and “Ex Machina” are all making their debuts on the Warner Bros. Some box office pundits believed that families became more inclined to watching Pixar films at home after “Soul,” “Luca” and “Turning Red” all skipped theaters and debuted on Disney+, which means “Lightyear’s” popularity could be getting a much-needed boost this month.Įlsewhere on streaming, indie movie lovers are getting a big win with the arrival of dozens of A24 movies on HBO Max. Family audiences are in luck as Pixar’s “Lightyear” arrives on Disney+ after underwhelming at the box office earlier this summer. The summer movie season is winding down, and streaming will be more needed than ever this month as Sony’s “Bullet Train” is the only major studio tentpole releasing in theaters.
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