Synopsis
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.
Logan Lucky
2017 Directed by Steven Soderbergh
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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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"That is total bullshit. George R. R. Martin was supposed to deliver The Winds of Winter to his publisher over two years ago."
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Fuck it, nobody's allowed to make caper comedies except Soderbergh from here on out.
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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…
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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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as much an extension of Magic Mike's recession era anxieties as it is the Ocean's heist capers, Logan Lucky is a generous (perhaps a little condescendingly so) portrait of the capability of blue-collar america, the endearing sincerity of the americana it inspires, and the poisonous effect corporatization has had on both. the logan brothers are NASCAR's prime audience: john-denver-listening, bob-seger-shirt-wearing members of the working-class that, despite both being left disabled by their country (one playing america's sport, the other fighting one of its many grotesque, unjust wars), buy into the national mythos that NASCAR intends to commodify and exploit. "it's like stealing from america" a member of their crew says late in the film, in regards to the moral concern…
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There is no better feeling than going into a movie that you really don't have high hope completely proving you wrong. First the cast is awesome i'm not the biggest Channing Tadum fan but he was made for this role. I love how he will do anything for his daughter and never give up on giving her the perfect life. Out of everyone Adam Driver stood out the most he has this really funny dry sense of humor that you can't help but laugh at but is charming at the same time. Heist movies are a hit or miss with me for the soul fact of the heist, everything about this heist is great very interesting and original. Not only that but there are some twists that make this movie that much better. The movie is very slow paced with a good bit of dry humor so if that is not for your this movie may not be for you.
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Great pace to a heist movie with twists. Great script that was acted very well, great performances all round. The scene when Jimmy's daughter is singing Country Roads is quite touching.
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See now this was just fun
Daniel Craig was hilarious as a type he never plays
A soundtrack that SLAPS
Hilary Swank was kind of awful in this though
I mean stevey does know how to do a heist movie ya know
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In an age where cinema has drawn such strict boundaries between mere entertainment and life changing cinema that should be served with just the right wine and consumed only after letting it breathe this most certainly falls into the former category. Soderbergh’s backwoods psychological farce beckons to a time where blockbusters could just be high end production values with A-list cast and crew telling a fun story. The cast all appear to be having blast with characters far from the norms of their careers. Each delivering something memorable, especially Daniel Craig as Joe Bang.
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I don’t know what the general consensus on this movie is, but I fucking loved it. You can tell Steven Soderbergh had a ton of fun with it. It kind of reminded me of Split, in that Soderbergh is winking at his roots, working within a genre he’d previously had success in, but from a different angle this time. The “Ocean’s 7-Eleven” line in the news report at the end is icing on the cake, and reminiscent of the end of Split, as well.
My only complaint is that Katherine Waterston is underused. I would have loved to see more of her character.
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