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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
Brand: COOK,DANE
EAN: 0031398221906
Format: AC-3, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Lions Gate
Manufacturer: Lions Gate
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lions Gate
Region Code: 1
Release Date: January 15, 2008
Running Time: 101 minutes
Sales Rank: 5757
Studio: Lions Gate
Theatrical Release Date: September 21, 2007
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Genre: Feature Film-Comedy
Rating: UN
Release Date: 15-JAN-2008
Media Type: DVD
Amazon.com:
In a perfect world, Good Luck Chuck would've captured the humor of Superbad and the raunch of the American Pie films. But what we're left with, instead, is a raunchy film with an anemic storyline. Cursed as a child with a hex that prevents him from finding true love, Charlie 'Chuck' Logan (Dane Cook) finds that the women he dates find the men of their dreams immediately after they've dumped him. For a guy who enjoys dating beautiful women, it doesn't seem like such a horrible thing. But then he meets and falls for beautiful and klutzy Cam Wexler (Jessica Alba). Charlie wants to have a meaningful relationship with her, but how can he make her fall in love with him without losing her to some unknown man waiting to sweep her off her feet? Good Luck Chuck isn't an original movie; Cook and Alba make for an attractive couple that exudes warm chemistry. And Alba proves that while she may be famous for her body, she's quite adept at physical comedy. Dan Fogler doesn't fare as well. He has the thankless role of playing Charlie's obnoxious best friend Stu, a borderline perv plastic surgeon who proudly displays a set of Pamela Anderson's breast implants in his office (which, coincidentally enough, is located right next door to Charlie's). The dialogue is crass and the direction is all over the place. Everything is played for laughs, but little actually is very funny in this comedy. This movie actually could've used a bit more good luck. And lots more wit. --Jae-Ha Kim
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Rating:  - Can I give it less than one star???
I guess I can give it at least one star. There were a couple of humorous parts but for the most part this moved sucked badly. The plot was really awful and the way they went about the movie was distasteful. I'm really annoyed that I spent money to rent this. Had I paid to see it in the theaters I would have demanded my money back!
Rating:  - At your own peril, give it a try...
This film is simply... the antithesis to what we consider a great film. When you start seeing, you want to turn it off because you can not believe the raunchiness of it all, and soon, you start laughing at some of the situations and continue to watch in the hopes that it gets better... and sometimes it does, and sometimes it is so bad that you continue to laugh asking ourselves... Where in the name of heaves did this plot come from?
The main actor, Dane Cook, plays Charlie "Chuck" Logan, a kid that we see as the movie starts playing a game, where a friend places a curse on him, that he shall never find true love and that all women that have a relationship with him, will find true love when they leave him.
The word gets out and soon, every woman in the world is at his door because once they date him, they will find the man of their dreams. Most men would kill for this to happen, but Charlie has met Cam Wexler, played by Jessica Alba, and he is in love. When they are about to become serious, he realizes that once she is with him, she will leave him for the next romance which will turn into the real thing. Many circumstances will leave you laughing your heart off, some will leave you so disgusted... you may choose to turn off the TV, but if you see it to the end, for the most part, this movie is rather funny.
When the movie was over, we started to laugh at the fact that we had just endured a rather new experience... so... at your own peril... give it a try!
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Rating: - Gross. Just Gross. Then it gets even more Gross.
This movie starts out gross, and then it goes way beyond that. There is no need to discuss the plot, the script, how the actors performed, etc. This film breaks almost all standards of decency. I don't mean nudity, or swearing, or any traditional measurements of decency. I mean this movie makes you want to take a bath in clorox.
I suppose this is what happens when someone who thinks they are funny, watches a Judd Apatow movie and says (very mistakenly), "Hey, that looks easy. I can do that."
As a 40ish young man, I am all for toilet humor, sexual innuendo, and gags about female anatomy. But this is just bad taste done badly.
Dane Cook has sex with some of the worst uglyness for the most ugly reasons that can be imagined. His friend has sex with a grapefruit with a hole in it. You find yourself saying, "He's not going to do that. I think he's going to do that. Ugh! He just did that."
I disagree with the folks who don't like Jessica Alba. I think she is a good actress and very believable as a love interest. But think about her terrible fate in this movie - if she gets "the guy" - she'll get a guy who has had sex with thousands of people! And a few space aliens, and perhaps selected barnyard animals (I'm assuming these scenes were shot, but at the last minute, edited out of the final footage). Gross!
Not to be totally negative, I suppose this movie does explain why so many people have sexually transmitted diseases.
Rating: - Don't Buy This Ever!
I like Dane Cook in other films, likable, comedic actor, easy to laugh, but Good Luck Chuck, I warn you, it is AWFUL. Do not watch this stupid gross out of a movie. Even the girls without their clothes doin' the deed, come on, this is a date flick, maybe in a sleasy theater downtown wearing a raincoat. DO NOT RENT THIS FILM!
Rating:  - funniest movie I saw in quite some time
I personally found this movie to be quite funny. There were some hilarious scenes and one liners. I am thick skinned so the movie did not offend me but I guess some people who are not as thick skinned as I may have a problem with certain overtones of the movie. If one is that sensitive they should not take it out on giving the movie a bad review. I found this to be very funny and my fiance' and I laughed all the way through the movie.
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