The Lucky One (2012)
Director: Scott Hicks
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Description: U.S. Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault (Zac Efron) returns from his third tour of duty in Iraq, with the one thing he credits with keeping him alive - a photograph he found of a woman he doesn't even know. Learning her name is Beth (Taylor Schilling) and where she lives, he shows up at her door, and ends up taking a job at her family-run local kennel. Despite her initial mistrust and the complications in her life, a romance develops between them, giving Logan hope that Beth could be much more than his good luck charm.
Release Date: 4/20/2012
Genre: Drama
Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
Offical Website: http://www.theluckyonemovie.com
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Release Dates:
| Country | Release Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Theatrical Wide Release | 4/20/2012 |
| Italy | Theatrical Wide Release | 4/25/2012 |
| Germany | Theatrical Wide Release | 4/26/2012 |
| United Kingdom | Theatrical Wide Release | 5/2/2012 |
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04/23 @ 8:16 AM
The Lucky One review
Zac Efron stars in the romantic drama, The Lucky One. Here’s Luke’s review of a generic yet enjoyable movie... Let me get this out there straight away: I like Zac Efron. Im a fan. Not in a winking, guilty pleasure way. And not in a High School Musical rocks! kind of way either. Im in the middle of those. I think hes a good actor, a proper movie star-in-waiting. He looks good, has a terrific head of hair (the Clint Eastwood school of movie star flexibility &ndash if youve got good hair, youve got good range) he can hold a tune, dance, and has comic timing as good as anyone (dont believe me? Watch 17 Again ). Im obviously not the only one who thinks that. The Lucky One is a movie built around Efron the movie star, right from the opening voiceover where he gets to say something deep while the camera pans across a scenic landscape. His character, a Marine of few words a (Read More)
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Zac Efron stars in the romantic drama, The Lucky One. Here’s Luke’s review of a generic yet enjoyable movie... Let me get this out there straight away: I like Zac Efron. Im a fan. Not in a winking, guilty pleasure way. And not in a High School Musical rocks! kind of way either. Im in the middle of those. I think hes a good actor, a proper movie star-in-waiting. He looks good, has a terrific head of hair (the Clint Eastwood school of movie star flexibility &ndash if youve got good hair, youve got good range) he can hold a tune, dance, and has comic timing as good as anyone (dont believe me? Watch 17 Again ). Im obviously not the only one who thinks that. The Lucky One is a movie built around Efron the movie star, right from the opening voiceover where he gets to say something deep while the camera pans across a scenic landscape. His character, a Marine of few words a (Read More)
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04/22 @ 5:53 PM
Movie Review: ‘The Lucky One,’ Based on the Nicholas Sparks Novel
“The Lucky One,” starring Zac Efron as a traumatized Iraq war veteran who walks to Louisiana, has all the trademarks of a Nicholas Sparks movie.
The New York Times
“The Lucky One,” starring Zac Efron as a traumatized Iraq war veteran who walks to Louisiana, has all the trademarks of a Nicholas Sparks movie.
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04/21 @ 12:50 AM
Hot Friday: ‘Think Like A Man’ Surprising #1 And ‘The Lucky One’ Overperforming #2 To Knock Off ‘Hunger Games’: ‘Chimpanzee’ #4
FRIDAY 10:45 PM UPDATE: I’m on vacation but the North American box office doesn’t stop especially not with 2012 grosses staying strong. Big online ticket seller Fandango called this contest early when it reported that sleeper Think Like A Man based on the bestselling book by TV/radio comedian Steve Harvey was its top-selling flick — representing a healthy 42% of Thursday’s sales. This Screen Gems/Sony Pictures’ urban comedy aimed squarely at African-Americans ages 13 to 49 is playing in only 2,017 locations. But it’s looking like $11M for today and an unexpectedly large $30M for the weekend with an ‘A’ CinemaScore from audiences (‘A+’ Males, ‘A’ Females, ‘A+’ under age 25, ‘A’ every other category). ”Think Like A Man is off to an excellent start. At this time it looks very similar to Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?” a rival studio exec told me today. That’s far more than the $17M wh (Read More)
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FRIDAY 10:45 PM UPDATE: I’m on vacation but the North American box office doesn’t stop especially not with 2012 grosses staying strong. Big online ticket seller Fandango called this contest early when it reported that sleeper Think Like A Man based on the bestselling book by TV/radio comedian Steve Harvey was its top-selling flick — representing a healthy 42% of Thursday’s sales. This Screen Gems/Sony Pictures’ urban comedy aimed squarely at African-Americans ages 13 to 49 is playing in only 2,017 locations. But it’s looking like $11M for today and an unexpectedly large $30M for the weekend with an ‘A’ CinemaScore from audiences (‘A+’ Males, ‘A’ Females, ‘A+’ under age 25, ‘A’ every other category). ”Think Like A Man is off to an excellent start. At this time it looks very similar to Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married?” a rival studio exec told me today. That’s far more than the $17M wh (Read More)
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04/20 @ 12:00 AM
Logan's opening voice-over describes how fate can throw one's life off-course, but nothing about the film that follows strays from Sparks' well-established tear-jerking formula...
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