Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Infamousta brilliant actors, brilliant editing

Numerootno A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

educallejero Oh boy. Its this movie loved by the people who lives in rural areas (or smaller cities, or towns)?This movie is beyond overrated.The score is VOMITIVE. I hate every song they put in here. EVERY SINGLE ONE. I hate this music so much that I would love for it not to even exists. Then the absurdist humor. It just doesn't land.Then the accents. Either they were all badly done or they were expertly done compared to other movies, and that's why I hate them. But Oh my GOD I hate them.Then the plan. Look the Ocean's movies had plans as ridiculous and improbable as this one. So that's not the problem. But here the plan is unfolding as we see it. So when things go wrong we don't feel that bad, because we hardly know exactly what was planned and what was improvisation. Etc.Plus, the directing just like the frenesy of something that it supposed to be fun. It seems that in this case, the plan serves more for the situations to be "funny", than to have any kind of importance.In the end. This is a TERRIBLE movie by almost every front.

areatw I'd heard a lot of good things about 'Logan Lucky' and had high expectations going into it, so I was disappointed (but not at all surprised) when it turned out to be nothing like the 'laugh out loud' comedy that it was described as by some critics and viewers. Seriously, laugh out loud? I think I cringed more than laughed at the attempted humour, which felt completely forced throughout.'Logan Lucky' is an easy movie to watch because it requires little effort or attention to follow. It's just your typical heist movie with a shallow and basic plot, perfectly watchable and to some degree enjoyable, but nothing that hasn't already been done before. 'Logan Lucky' is passable as a crime drama, but anybody expecting a 'laugh out loud' comedy, however, should probably look elsewhere.

manibusj Really really fun movie to watch. The characters all nailed their part and did a fantastic job. It was interesting, funny and the heist was brilliant.

Leofwine_draca I could swear that a few years ago Steven Soderbergh retired from the movies but here he is making them again. LOGAN LUCKY is a light-hearted crime comedy in much the same vein as OCEAN'S ELEVEN, although lacking that film's likeable, ensemble cast. Here we have a couple of lunk-headed brothers in the form of a limited Channing Tatum and an overrated Adam Driver who decide to carry out a heist during a Nascar race. Aiding them is an almost unrecognisable Daniel Craig as a quirky convict who has to be broken out of prison to help with the safecracking. Craig seems to be having more fun than he does in his Bond performances. The film is light on sense and heavy on humour, but I'm afraid I didn't find it very funny at all; Seth MacFarlane, for instance, is entirely unbelievable and annoying as the British racing driver.