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Reviews Criticize Scott Eastwood's WWII Thriller 'Lucky Strike'
The World War II thriller 'Lucky Strike,' starring Scott Eastwood and Colin Hanks, has received largely negative reviews. Critics describe the film as empty, dull, and derivative.
24 Jun, 16:00 — 24 Jun, 16:00
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varietyMostly Factual30d ago
‘Lucky Strike’ Review: Scott Eastwood Fights a One-Man Battle for Survival in Rod Davis Lurie’s World War II Thriller
"Lucky Strike" isn’t a raw combat drama so much as a lone-wolf genre film, something that feels tidier and maybe safer. Lurie stages it with skill; it’s not like what happens is predictable. But it’s not enthralling either.
By Owen Gleiberman
Read full article →hollywood-reporterMostly Factual30d ago
‘Lucky Strike’ Review: Scott Eastwood and Colin Hanks in Rod Lurie’s Derivative World War II Thriller
Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor co-stars in the film about an American soldier trapped behind enemy lines.
By Frank Scheck
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Lucky Strike Review: Scott Eastwood’s WW2 Actioner Is Empty, Dull Imitation
Though it assembles all the things you expect from a Second World War action movie, Lucky Strike is a hollow film, oddly devoid of human stakes.
By Alex Harrison
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