Based on a bizarre true story, this crowd-pleasing film is a portrait of love, desperation, and the lengths people will go to for a spark of human connection.
Based on a bizarre true story, this crowd-pleasing film is a portrait of love, desperation, and the lengths people will go to for a spark of human connection.
Overstuffed and bland to a fault, the film struggles so mightily to be a crowd pleaser that it squanders most of the charm and authenticity that could have made it something special.
A disappointing, warmed-over romantic adventure that feels like a cheap “Romancing the Stone” rip-off.
The progressive message elevates this kid-friendly entertainment into something far more meaningful.
The original film was a rare one that begged for a sequel and I’m glad we’ve been handed one.
I can’t really recommend “Logan Lucky” to anybody I know because I can’t think of one person who would actually find the movie enjoyable.