Sandra Bullock

It was 2013, the year she and Melissa McCarthy released the buddy cop comedy “The Heat” — which grossed nearly $230 million at the worldwide box office. While ...

I feel like, in my old age, I’m learning to fight for the things that I think would be best on screen — and I don’t care who comes away from the meeting angry,” Bullock said. “No! I have like a little Yeti cup that keeps my coffee hot. No one thinks that [an] actress is really going to be a producer, so that’s good, they look away and ignore you.” While simultaneously making the awards rounds for “Gravity” that year, press relentlessly asked if she would return for a second film with McCarthy. I think we should do a silent film together.” We might do another film together.

Paramount PicturesShe's about to launch her latest film, The Lost City, on March 25, but after that, Oscar winner Sandra Bullock is going back to being a ...

Calling being home “the place that makes me happiest,” Bullock noted her break is,”gonna be for a while,” with her attention focused on her kids, “servicing their every need” and acting as “their social calendar.” And now, she says? “…I just want to be 24/7 with my babies and my family.”

Sandra Bullock is stepping back from Hollywood. The 57-year-old actress opened up about her reasons for taking a break from acting at this time in her life, ...

“They know their children will return without COVID when they’ve come to our house.” That’s where I’m gonna be for a while.” Sandra added that while taking a break from acting, she’ll be a full-time hands-on mom and “servicing their every need, [and] their social calendar.”

Loretta Sage (Bullock) is an author of romance novels who just finished a new story. She speaks of adventures, buried treasure, and lost, ancient cities in her ...

Most of all, they know how to have a good time, and the energy they emit is infectious. The duo is naturally funny and knows how to add levels of vulnerability to any role they tackle. Fairfax located the city but needs her to translate precisely where the crown is held and believes Loretta is the only one who can translate the map of its location. The Lost City is fun, and the sparks between the lead actors pump life into this film. After starring in Paul Feig’s The Heat, the actress starred in more serious roles and darker comedies, but with The Lost City, Bullock shows she’s still got it in her to fall and look silly for laughs. I mean, it’s formulaic, but with its slapstick humor and smoldering leads Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, the film is a deserved addition to the treasure-hunting adventure film genre.

That pic cost $18,000, and their latest SXSW was a fire-breathing Hollywood event movie which cost an estimated $74 million. If Saturday night's premiere of The ...

Aaron Nee has a knack for VFX and they casted his daughter to star with the yellow Transformer in a short that wound up wowing other studio execs around town. That pic cost $18,000, and their latest SXSW was a fire-breathing Hollywood event movie which cost an estimated $74 million. While the guys dabbled in Hollywood for a while between acting and Comedy Central pilot-directing gigs, their careers were fast-tracked after pitching themselves for the Bumblebee directing job.

'The Lost City' review: Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum charm in a cute but stale retread of familiar jungle territory [Grade: B-] | SXSW Review.

The Nee brothers do their best to add in memorable supporting characters played by Radcliffe, Randolph and Pitt to add a lot of fun to this project, but even they can only do so much to elevate the material. Bullock, a staple in the rom-com genre, gives Loretta enough agency and charm to get past the prickly exterior that Alan is trying to crack. The Lost City packs a lot of plot within its runtime, yet with Bullock and Tatum able to handle everything that is thrown at them. He holds a piece of the puzzle but needs Loretta’s help in filling in the gaps, and when she respectfully declines, she is dragged against her will on a plane to the location Fairfax and his crew believe to be where the Lost City is located. This leads Tatum to call upon a friend of his who works for the CIA (Brad Pitt) to help get Alan to the island to rescue Loretta. After a couple of days’ travel, and going through a half of dozen armed guard, Alan and his friend get Loretta out of the compound in which she is being forced to transcribe the location of the Lost City. But getting there is the easy part of the journey, it’s getting out of the jungle that is tricky, as gun battles, car chases, and the jungle take their toll on Loretta and Alan as they try to make it out alive, but also beat Fairfax to the location of Lost City before he goes and takes the treasure. For her, Alan is nothing more than a guy who can’t see that he is more than a cover model, making her book tours all about his washboard abs and long blonde hair rather than the words she is putting on the page, inspired by the work she was doing with her husband before he passed away.

The actress confirmed to ET that she is taking a step back from her acting career -- at least, for now. While Bullock noted to ET's Cassie DiLaura that she ...

"All the parents know me as the crazy lady with the pandemic," she said. "Servicing their every need," she said. "I take my job very seriously when I’m at work," she said, noting it's a "24/7" job.

Producer Liza Chasin, Bullock and Daniel Radcliffe joined the directors on stage before the film. Bullock playfully took charge, asking the Nee brothers if they ...

Sandra Bullock wore a cutout bodysuit to the 2022 SXSW Conference and Festivals. Her one-piece was from Stella McCartney.

The versatile one-piece can be worn with jeans, too, if you wish to dress it down for a laid-back weekend brunch look. Her exact Stella McCartney number is still available to shop below (though sizes are quickly selling out) and it also comes in a cerulean blue hue, if that speaks to your tastes more. She wore a fitted blazer and wide-leg trousers, which had a unique drawstring detail.

The Lost City's first reviews and reactions are in – but what do the critics think of the new comedy adventure? The movie, which premiered at SXSW Film ...

Meanwhile, Roger Ebert (opens in new tab)'s take is that "The Lost City may get dinged by some for being formulaic and silly, but it does many things well that are notable. Meanwhile, IndieWire (opens in new tab)'s review reads: "Whenever The Lost City seems in danger of falling prey to other big-time star-studded adventures, particularly those calculated by Netflix, the obvious chemistry between Tatum and Bullock saves the day. said (opens in new tab) Den of Geek editor David Crow, referencing Pitt's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood character.