In times of loss of time, justifications and saturate useless information to spectators, Paul Ws Anderson continues to claim the excellence of the literary and cinematographic pulp. As in the stories of Robert E. Howard (aren’t the characters of Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich transparts from Conan and Red Sonja?), And as in the Eurowesterns (the most abstract and sickly), in ‘Lost lands’ we do not know anything about its past of its egoist and sullen anti -heroes, nor is it necessary. Nor does their future matter, except to find them in another adventure where they will only interest if they survive, their transnochened codes of (des) honor and the adventure itself.
90 minutes of walking through a post -apocalypse aesthetically linked to ‘Mad Max’, the exploits of the saga of George Miller and ‘Underworld’, which does not take respite to the public, the kind of public breastfed in the Heavy Metal (also comiquero: Juan Giménez, Juan Zanotto …) narrative, visceral anticlericalism and the violence of ironic, exhibitionist. Our most guilty? desire. And the witch (Anderson) never refuses to fulfill it.
For fantasy resistant series B disapproved, barbara and bastard
The best: The sequence of the bus-thetepherus in the cliff.
Worst: The left common places of George Rr Martin.
Technical file
Address: Paul W.S. Anderson Department: Milla Jovovich, Dave Bauti, Johannes Haukur Johannesson, Ella Bleu Country: USA Year: 2025 Premiere date: 09-05-2025 Gender: Fantasy, action Script: Paul WS Anderson (based on a story by George Rr Martin) Duración: 90 min.
Synopsis: In a devastated and without law, a mercenary sorceress is hired to enter the legendary lost lands in search of an ancestral power that allows it to be transformed into wolf. A warrior as brutal as enigmatic travels by his side, and together they will face beasts, betrayals and interior demons.
He consumed cinema, television, comics, pockets and 8 disk music tracks above his possibilities. I pray for his soul although they comment that he sold the time for a dinner with Eva Green. Do not do too much case.
