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Logan Lucky

2017 Directed by Steven Soderbergh

See how the other half steals.

Trying to reverse a family curse, brothers Jimmy and Clyde Logan set out to execute an elaborate robbery during the legendary Coca-Cola 600 race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Channing Tatum Adam Driver Daniel Craig Riley Keough Seth MacFarlane Katie Holmes Katherine Waterston Hilary Swank Dwight Yoakam Sebastian Stan Farrah Mackenzie Brian Gleeson Jack Quaid David Denman Jim O'Heir Jesco White Macon Blair Jeff Gordon Carl Edwards Kyle Busch Alex Ross Brad Keselowski Joey Logano Kyle Larson Ryan Blaney Charles Halford Sutton Johnston Boden Johnston Ito Aghayere Show All…

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Review by matt lynch ★★★★

Fuck it, nobody's allowed to make caper comedies except Soderbergh from here on out.
Review by josh lewis 🌹 ★★★★ 8

"That is total bullshit. George R. R. Martin was supposed to deliver The Winds of Winter to his publisher over two years ago."
Review by Katie ★★★★★ 13

this movie is the only good thing left in this godforsaken planet and we took it for granted
Review by Lucy ★★★★ 12

me? giving a movie an extra half star just for riley keough? youtu.be/f28klp1qQGI
Review by brat pitt ★★★★ 9

i tried to push the fact that this is just, as they actually say in the movie, Ocean's 7-11 out of my mind. i really did. i did my best to not think about how perfect brad pitt would've been as joe bang. "daniel craig is giving a great performance," i thought to myself. "and since brad did Ocean's Eleven, there's no way he and soderbergh would do another heist movie, right?"

the credits roll. i go on the imdb trivia section as per uze. "Michael Shannon and Matt Damon were a part of the cast. Both dropped out due to scheduling conflicts." matt damon? co-star of Ocean's Eleven?

so there was no excuse. i clench my teeth. shake my…
Review by davidehrlich ★★★½ 10

Don’t call it a comeback (he’s been here for years), but Steven Soderbergh’s self-imposed exile from film directing is officially over, and his inevitable return to the big screen confirms what most of us have known all along: The guy is a lot better at making movies than he is at not making movies.

Hollywood’s most restless iconoclast, Soderbergh couldn’t take a vacation if his life depended on it; his “retirement” was shorter than the break that many major directors routinely take between projects, and during that time he directed two staggeringly great seasons of “The Knick,” executive produced both “Red Oaks” and “The Girlfriend Experience,” and shot one of the defining cinematic experiences of this or any other century,…

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Review by vicoeur ★★★½

„i'm reading to you from the wikipedia page. it also says that martin had a grueling promotion schedule or something & it's interfered with his writing schedule. he's failed to complete ‚the winds of winter‘.“
„that don't make no sense. those two guys who transferred in from federal last month knew about all the new stuff with the hot chick & her dragons.“
Review by Greg Kwoka ★★★★

I didn't much care for LOGAN. And I didn't see LUCKY. So I can unequivocally state that LOGAN LUCKY is my favorite film to feature a "Logan" and/or "Lucky" in the title released in the year 2017.
Review by cass ★★

Sebastian was the only part worth it
Review by Erik Klein ★★★½

Logan Lucky was a great movie to watch where the main character's are made to appear dumber than the audience and dumber than the other characters, but underneath, the main characters have a leg up on everyone. I love movies that give both the audience and the characters the same information, but the characters see things that the audience members miss. Lots of fun.
Review by Wootex ★½

Logan Lucky has it all: A heist devoid of tension, an interminable 3rd act, Seth Macfarlane, and a bafflingly bad performance from Hilary Swank.

The last 20 minutes, long after our interest has waned, seem to exist only to set the stage for a sequel. A sequel that we will thankfully never see.
Review by Gregory Wood ★★★★

Directed by one of the truly great American directors who easily jumps from one genre to another like the awesome classic directors could do, Stephen Soderburg and an amazing cast prob. eager to work with him comes this genre mixing comedy/heist/caper film filmed on location at the real race track in Charlotte NC oh yeah i liked it even made me laugh a couple of times.
Review by Crityrion ★★★½

Steven Soerbergh, the Oscar-winning director of Traffic and films as diverse as sex, lies and videotape, Erin Brockovich, Out of Sight, his two-part bio-pic Che and The Girlfriend Experience, returns to direct his first feature since 2013’s Side Effects. His latest is a sweet breeze of a caper film called Logan Lucky. On the surface it seems like a working class spin on his beloved Ocean’s Eleven, and in some ways it is, but so what?

But you don’t wanna miss Logan Lucky. Soderbergh is too innovative and savvy a filmmaker to settle for a lazy heist movie. Set in Trump country, a blue-collar South swimming in unemployment and lost opportunity, Logan Lucky is twisty, funny and terrific in all…
Review by Jackie ★★★★

Gets a full extra star for making the daughter a TERRIBLE singer, a lesser film would've had her really belting it out when she sang Take Me Home, Country Roads

The reveal was less fun than Ocean's Eleven but everything else was more fun and funny and specific, I feel. Hillary Swank is one of my favorites but I don't understand what she's doing in this movie.
Review by luke ★★★★½

The wardrobe 😚👌🏼