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TrailerA meaningful story of three veterans who come back home from the cruel battlefiled is directed by Neil Burger. They have to learn how to pass over the obsessed memories and move on. TK seeking confidence to confront his wife after the injures has negative impact on his sexual function and middle-aged Cheever attempts to pay for his son's college tuition.Actors: Rachel McAdams, Tim Robbins, Michael Peña, Molly Hagan, Mark L. Young, Howard Platt, Arden Myrin, Coburn Goss, John Heard, Jennifer Joan Taylor, Katherine LaNasa, ...»Director: Neil BurgerCountry: United StatesDuration: 115 minQuality: HDRelease: 2008IMDb: 6.9Rating(2) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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ColeePlayed by: Rachel McAdams
Pat CheaverPlayed by: Molly Hagan
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Critic Reviews of "The Lucky Ones"
Christian Science MonitorSeptember 29, 2008The Iraq war has thus far produced no truly memorable dramatic movies, as opposed to documentaries, and the losing streak continues with The Lucky Ones.
USA TodaySeptember 26, 2008This is not the worst of the Iraq-themed movies of the past few years, and it's possibly the best acted of any of them. But you wish the bonding of these three people wasn't diluted by the trite scenarios and artificial circumstances of their saga.
Toronto StarSeptember 26, 2008As they hit the road, the scenes play out like TV sitcom vignettes with little holding the centre together. We find out details about the characters lives, but never feel we know them.
Seattle TimesSeptember 26, 2008McAdams and Peña are affectingly vulnerable, while Robbins convinces as a family man with strong paternal instincts.
San Francisco ChronicleSeptember 26, 2008The Lucky Ones has plenty of heart and courage. If it only had a brain ...
AV ClubSeptember 26, 2008Like its lead characters, Lucky is wounded, lost, and impractical, but it has a messy, winning humanity and an agreeably leisurely pace that almost redeems it.
Critic's NotebookOctober 07, 2015Mostly everything in the film, regardless of how contrived the set up, eventually rings true.
East Bay ExpressAugust 15, 2011Their real, unstated missions are more in the nature of relocating their souls and finding some elusive peace of mind.
Los Angeles CityBeatFebruary 26, 2010... captures the manner in which both the smallest and largest events on a road trip can build a sense of camaraderie among three strangers with very little in common.
DVDTalk.comMarch 18, 2009If not for the warmth and likability of its characters and those playing them, The Lucky Ones would be a tiresome formula picture.
Sin MagazineOctober 06, 2008It feels like the writers were trying for dialogue that sounded natural and improvisational. Instead, it feels scripted and rehearsed. It's all phony balony!
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)September 30, 2008Ultimately I was left without any clear notion as to what was being said through the film and why.
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