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.
2017 Directed by Steven Soderbergh
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 Riley Keough Daniel Craig Katie Holmes Katherine Waterston Seth MacFarlane Dwight Yoakam Sebastian Stan Brian Gleeson Jack Quaid David Denman Hilary Swank Macon Blair Farrah Mackenzie Jim O'Heir Rebecca Koon Boden Johnston Sutton Johnston Charles Halford Alex Ross Tom Archdeacon Eric Perez William Mark McCullough Daniel Jones Joshua Hoover Brian Allen Lauren Revard Ann Mahoney Show All…
Mark Johnson Michael Polaire Channing Tatum Gregory Jacobs Reid Carolin Dan Fellman Joseph Malloch Zane Stoddard
Щасливчики Логани, Der Hillbilly Coup, Loganovi parťáci
"That is total bullshit. George R. R. Martin was supposed to deliver The Winds of Winter to his publisher over two years ago."
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…
Fuck it, nobody's allowed to make caper comedies except Soderbergh from here on out.
this movie is the only good thing left in this godforsaken planet and we took it for granted
Steven Soderbergh: *teleports directly in front of Thick Ass Channing Tatum*
Stacked Ass Channing Tatum: *jolts, thickly, out of surprise*
Steven Soderbergh: baby girl i'm gonna need you....i'm gonna need that thick ass big screen magic for this new movie. i'm gonna come out of retirement for that SHELF of an ass. i'm gonna put you in american flag booty shorts, you're gonna answer that phone, and i'm gonna hold the shot on that meat for a millisecond longer than necessary before i pan up to you, ok thickfreakness?
me in the theater, sweating and dabbing my brow: THERE IS NO ENGLISH PHRASE MORE POWERFUL THAN "DIRECTED BY STEVEN SODERBERGH"
watched this as a palate cleanser after waking up at 7 in the morning to watch bohemian crapsody get nominated for best editing. but there’s really no reason to get upset about the oscars when they invalidated themselves last year after failing to nominate daniel craig for best supporting haircut
That wide shot with C-Tates silhouetted in the doorway while his daughter sings onstage? That’s that good shit.
at one point, a background character refers to the heist in this film as "ocean's 7/11". i wonder, does logan lucky exist in the same universe as ocean's eleven, and was that person alluding to the heist committed by danny ocean & co? or were they actually just a big fan of that well-known trilogy and making a sick pop culture reference? those are the questions that keep me up at night. i haven't slept in 32 hours
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,…
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…
The heist genre: please just let me die
Steven Soderbergh, defibrillators in hand: not on my watch you son of a bitch
feels very “family guy special episode” at times but it made me cry at one point so there’s that.
It's a funny movie but I watched it for country man Adam Driver and Logan Lucky did not disappoint
Basically perfect. Really found this easy to love from the first scene on, and admired the way its both fun to figure out in real time and also just a joy to sit back and experience. Every performance is perfect.
A good comedy to showcase the full acting spectrum of Daniel Craig and Adam Driver. A good movie to take your mind off of this crazy world
Fuck it, I adore this movie. And I have officially become a Channing Tatum fan.
I typically don’t like on the nose humor but they killed it with this. All the performances are strong and each character brings a new element to the movie. Good shit Steven
dissing Adam Driver goes against everything i believe in but his southern accent was so exhausting that i thought about smashing that mute button and just watching this with subtitles. in hindsight i wish that i had
10/10luk film taktak bütün parçalar hemen oturuyor.yönetmenin yine kendi oceans filmine selam çakmaasııı ;)))
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