Modern classic and true cinematic beauty

Rating: 10/10 (23 April 2017)

If you're looking for fast action and guns, this film is not for you. If you want love story with romantic love scenes, you won't find it here. There are no bright digital, computer colors in it. But if you want to see a quite,yet passionate story about a man, his dream and what it takes to live this dream, you definitely enjoy this film.
This film has a magic in it too. I can still see this magical conversation between enslaved but free spirited "Indian" and free but enslaved in his vision of world "English". And these last scenes of Nina with this compass, and Fawcett with his son, both taken to their destiny... This was magic.
And then there was a brutal reality of a human kind. Sharp words and deadly bullets. This apology that James Murray demanded from Fawcett and to whom this apology was given in the end. It was such a powerful scene. The way Arthur Manley was shot.... It looked so ordinary, nothing prepares you to this scene. Cause this is the war and people get shot in it. Man down, move on.
The whole cast gave their souls to those characters. I can just list every one. Charlie Hunnam, Robert Pattinson (forget this damned Twilight already, he is so past it!), Sienna Miller,Edward Ashley, Angus Macfadyen, Tom Holland.
I don't know if The Lost City of Z will run for Oscars, but for me it is the best film of a year, best cast and best director. Bravo!