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Luckytown

Luckytown

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: luckytown
Review: it was a good movie but the parts with the old men are boring th eparts with vincent kartheiser are not an are hot!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jesus christ he is the hottest guy in the world an di say everyone is but the other day i realized how attractive he is and the others are just not as i dont kbnow not as attractive as him vincennt is perfect he has a perfect body wow!he is hott he is a good actor and he has a sexy voice wow this hardly has anything to do with the movie

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Worth the Rental
Review: This film was actually pretty good. It jumped a little and at times could apear to be two different movies but it pulled it off to where it didn't hurt the film. Vincent Kartheiser is the best thing about the film he gives a great performance as usual. Kirsten Dunst makes her character of Lidda a little less interesting than she could have been. And the meeting between her and her long lost father played by James Caan is somewhat dissapointing. But all in all it was a decent film and the best part of the story is the relationship between the characters played by Dunst and Kartheiser watching the relationship change is probably what makes this movie worth the rent.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Half-naked Kristen Dunst in a Vegas Romp? Why Not?
Review: This moive was the biggest piece of trash and I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT

I loved it in that guilty pleasure sort of way... in that 2 AM in the morning and you're looking for an excuse to stay awake kind of way... hoping against hope that Kirsten will finally take off her clothes, glory in her newfound abilities with the pole and dump her ... boyfriend.

I am disappointed to report, none of these things happen

However, Luis Guzman kicks some [butt]. A surly Robert Miano (Donnie Brasco) nails the [heck] out of some MAXIM covergirl. Kirsten does make a pretty decent stripper.

On the other hand, the direction in this movie is awful. The writer, Brenden Beseth, stumbles between Bukowski and illiteracy. The [person] who plays the lead should never be allowed to act (yeah right) again.

However, I liked the movie. So many films are unintentionally terrible, that this film is almost satisfying. It's not trying to elevate above the shoddy source material. It's not pretending to be anything that it's not...

Luckytwn is just A BLOODY VEGAS ROMP. A little film outclassed by its heavyweight movie stars...

a guilty pleasure to say the least....


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