Good Luck Chuck Reviews

The romantic comedy genre has a successful formula that most filmmakers prefer to stick to: Boy meets Girl, Boy loses Girl, Boy gets Girl again. One can't argue with sticking to a proven formula, but Good Luck Chuck borrows so shamefully from other romantic comedies that it's unoriginal tendencies work against everything it has going for it.

It begins well with a flashback to 1985, as 10-year old Charlie Logan spins the bottle during a party in a suburban basement rec room. Charlie becomes alarmed when the bottle chooses the class Goth chick. When Charlie is frightened by her amorous advances,...

Alright, let me preface by saying I love Dane Cook, so I may have liked this movie a little bit more than normal people. There were some really funny parts, but I think the whole premise was a little lame. Movie obviously had to be written by a man who was scorned or something! Jessica Alba was cute, but nobody is that dumb r klutzy. Chuck had a lot of sex, so hopefully he got tested for stds before he and Alba got together. I thought the movie was pretty good- it wasn't as god awful as the critics claimed. I wouldn't buy it, but I would watch it again if I was flipping around.

 I recently saw the movie Good Luck Chuck. The trailor for this was very misleading. It was  pertrade as a romantic comdey, however what I did not realize is that it would have alot of nudity. More so than your average "R" movie. Was it funny? YES, but they took the nudity a little to far, so if you plan on letting your teenagers watch this thinking it's just another comedy be prepared for the sex lesson they will also recieve.

This movie is hysterical.  We all know a guy just like Good Luck Chuck!  He's the guy who never wanted a commitment until he figured out that commitment is the only thing that's missing in his life.  Then, the movie gets really funny!  Ever wonder why you never can get what you want when you need it?  Chuck spends plenty of time wondering himself...