Logan Lucky
Trying to reverse a family curse, brothers Jimmy (Channing Tatum) and Clyde Logan (Adam Driver) set out to execute an elaborate robbery during the legendary Coca-Cola 600 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
"Soderbergh's return to feature is a redneck riff on his Ocean's 11, a cool breeze of summertime sweetness that restores the good name of movie escapism." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
"A slick, smarter-than-your-average-bear heist comedy that moves and groves with all the hallmarks of a Soderbergh caper. He's back, baby." - Adam Graham, Detroit News
Running Time
119 mins
Year
2017
Kanopy ID
6633120
Filmmakers
Features
Adam Driver, Brian Gleeson, Channing Tatum, Dwight Yoakam, Hilary Swank, Jack Quaid, Katherine Waterston, Katie Holmes, Riley Keough, Sebastian Stan, Seth MacFarlane
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Comments (6)
Surprised by this little gem. A bank heist movie with little violence, explosions or car chases that runs on its colorful cast of characters and their interplay. Poor Daniel Craig, he just can't do a Southern accent, but that's also part of the fun!
Fantastic fun!!! Pure escapism. Wish there were more movies like this on Kanopy. Don't need so many melodramatic movies here. How about it?
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Writer rebecca blunt's underdog robin hoods pull it off. super infrastructure and backstory .Cliffhanger yet little violence -a sock in the nose to the jerk. Excellent, tight. I want more like this! More enjoyable than "a simple plan" where everything messes up and lotsa guns. Wierd ...Read more
Writer rebecca blunt's underdog robin hoods pull it off. super infrastructure and backstory .Cliffhanger yet little violence -a sock in the nose to the jerk. Excellent, tight. I want more like this! More enjoyable than "a simple plan" where everything messes up and lotsa guns. Wierd dreams. Tonight will be better.
Read lessThis movie was so funny and I loved the accents and deadpan humor. I am glad to see this on kanopy so I can watch it again!
Ha! A really fun, fast-paced flick, right down to the final credit about 'no one was robbed'. Great Southern accents. Lots of sly humor. In the whole movie, I saw only three 'wait a minute's: his injured leg COULD have just occurred, and COULD have been just a temporary problem; when Bang ...Read more
Ha! A really fun, fast-paced flick, right down to the final credit about 'no one was robbed'. Great Southern accents. Lots of sly humor. In the whole movie, I saw only three 'wait a minute's: his injured leg COULD have just occurred, and COULD have been just a temporary problem; when Bang asked about 20 or 30, he never got the 'important' answer; and the person buying the bartender a drink--the implications going forward seem a little far-fetched. Anyway, small nits. Thankfully, and a rarity, no thousand rounds of gunfire, no car/helicopter/jetski etc. chases, nobody murdered/tortured. Just a fun, fun movie, and HATS OFF to the writer 'Rebecca Blunt' (actually, per IMDB, Jules Asner, wife of director Steven Soderbergh). What clever writing! I'll definitely try to watch anything else she writes. Of course, the director and the cast were all spot on. I loved this movie! I've seen dozens of others, of course, that pleased me likewise, but they are all such diamonds in the rough. How many movies have we ALL seen that were not entertaining or only mildly entertaining? (Not to disparage the creators of/participants in these movies—at least they were/are Doers, as opposed to the vast majority of us, who are Watchers--and most of us are Watchers who have the nerve to criticize the Doers! But I guess that’s human nature, like lying, cheating, and being a hypocrite.) To see a movie like this is such a joy, even though the joy hardly lasts much longer than the movie itself. But, better a short-lived joy, than not. Among my favorite movies: Dr. Strangelove; favorite books: Catch-22.
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