Your Lucky Day

Terrible movie. Dialogue is terrible but the actual storyline is so bad. It’s so bad I felt compelled to write this review. Stay away from this movie. Just rewatch your fav episode of euphoria if you miss angus. This movie sucks so bad bro

Ignore the fake positive reviews. This is a terrible movie. Good synopsis, incredibly poor execution. Pathetic performances all-round. 90% top critic rating at this moment? This can only be either paid reviews or fake reviews. The worst movie I've seen in a long time, something you'd expect to find on one of those dodgy, free movie streaming services. This movie is a rancid 9% at best.

Im so sick of rotten tomatoes fake score and critics. This movie is HORRIBLE AND BORING. One called it gruesome...what part? Where was there a gruesome moment. Another said there was twists and turns. There have been none. It's just horrible acting on a horribly written movie script. Watched the whole thing waiting on something and nothing happens. It's the worst movie I've seen in years.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Your Lucky Day on Netflix takes viewers on a taut, unpredictable journey into the darker sides of human nature, and it’s Angus Cloud's powerful performance that sets everything into motion. Known for his raw, captivating role in Euphoria, Cloud once again taps into that gritty charm, bringing a fierce authenticity to his character that makes you feel like anything could happen. His role as the “bad boy” triggers a series of events that immediately pulls viewers into the story, and his character is magnetic from the start—he’s the spark that ignites the flame. The movie itself is a high-stakes thriller that explores how greed can warp people’s morals and decisions. When a random encounter turns into a life-or-death struggle, the story dives deep into what happens when a momentary lapse in judgment spirals into something far bigger. Cloud’s character brings intensity and vulnerability, while the movie doesn’t shy away from showing how quickly things can get out of control when money and desperation are involved. This theme of greed is central to the story, reminding us how ambition, when unchecked, can have consequences that reach far beyond what anyone could anticipate. Your Lucky Day unfolds in a single setting that becomes a pressure cooker, with characters revealing more about themselves as the tension mounts. The cinematography brings the claustrophobic atmosphere to life, making you feel every bit of the suspense, while the pacing keeps things moving at just the right speed. The movie draws you into the moral dilemmas the characters face, and just when you think you know where it’s heading, it throws in twists that leave you reeling. Beyond being just a thriller, the film manages to pose questions about morality, choice, and the fallout of putting one’s self-interest above all else. Without giving any spoilers, it’s fair to say the story leaves a lasting impression. Cloud's portrayal brings a raw, realness to the narrative, giving a face to the desperation and unpredictability of the story. For those who loved his work in Euphoria, this is another testament to his talent, and it’s tragic that his journey in film was cut short. In short, Your Lucky Day is an edge-of-your-seat experience that’s as thought-provoking as it is suspenseful. If you’re in the mood for a dark thriller that doesn’t hold back and appreciate films that dive deep into what drives human behavior, this is one you don’t want to miss.

There can only be one!!!!!😡😡😡🤬😖😠😠😤

Kind of a slow burn, lots of twists, lots of gore. I liked it

Really didn't like how dumb the characters were. The beginning was so hard to watch cuz of how stupid they were. Barely finished it honestly.

Not as interesting as it could have been, I don’t use this word often because I think it’s a copout but it was just boring, and the villain was just too dumb. Then the last twenty minutes just feel secondary to the first hour; too contrived for the final minutes to only say what they had to say.

Wonderfully watchable even if you have to majorly suspend your disbelief. Wait until the credits are over because that's where the giveaway is. I was drawn in by the tension. The little twists will keep you engaged. Keep your eye out on the director/writer. This is just the beginning for an interesting career. The actors too, unknown to me and probably you, will get work after this. And they deserve it.

Although the ploy had an interesting original premise, there are so many unlikely, unrealistic and even lame -brained plot turns that overlooked the obvious that it was actually more like a comedy of errors. Did the writers not somehow in 2023 not understand how phones are connected to GPS data and trackable? Or the nature of file deletion and recovery, and things like police protocol? And most obvious of all-that a person can't claim a lottery ticket regardless if it was stolen or if someone killed the original holder. I'm pretty sure there is something in the fine print about this. ;)