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The new George R. R. Martin adaptation In the Lost Lands is turning out a dismal domestic debut. The Paul W. S. Anderson-directed fantasy movie stars Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich as a hunter and a witch on a mission in a mythical land. Ahead of its release, In the Lost Lands reviews lambasted the project, collectively earning it a score of 18% on Rotten Tomatoes. This includes the 2 out of 10 review from ScreenRant‘s own Alex Harrison. Read an excerpt from his write-up below:
In the Lost Lands feels like someone tried to condense a multi-episode miniseries into a feature film, racing from plot point to plot point at the expense of anything that might’ve made me care about this narrative. The characters are mostly hollow, brittle shells, made up to resemble recognizable types and given no further thought.
Per Variety, as of Saturday morning, In the Lost Lands is projected to close out its opening weekend with a 3-day total that might not even hit $1 million after an opening day of $385,000. This total pales in comparison to the movie’s $55 million budget, though it was fully financed using international sales.
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Source: Variety
In the Lost Lands
2/10
- Release Date
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March 7, 2025
- Runtime
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101 Minutes
- Director
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Paul W. S. Anderson
- Producers
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Jeremy Bolt, Kirk D’Amico, Milla Jovovich, Dave Bautista, Jonathan Meisner