KSTT - 'Good Luck Chuck'

'Good Luck Chuck'

Good Luck Chuck Movie Trailer

We begin at the beginning, with little Charlie Logan a young boy who wants to spin the bottle and play seven minutes in heaven with a cute little blond girl. Unfortunately, the bottle spins and throws little Charlie’s life into turmoil by closing out the opportunity to find true love.

A couple decades later we meet Chuck Logan played by Dane Cook, a hip and somewhat promiscuous Dentist who can’t figure out why his relationships don’t work out. He is puzzled until he attends the wedding of a girl he used to date who calls out a thanks for helping her find true love with another.

From their on we go through a whirlwind of woman who attack this dentist for one night stands so they may find their true loves. And we get a pretty graphic bombardment of the numbers of woman this man goes through (definitely not for kids).

Though fun and perhaps every male’s dream Chuck starts to feel used and wants to find a love of his own. Enter Sam played by Jessica Alba a beautiful, but accident prone penguin biologist. Chuck chases her and eventually they fall in love. The only problem is the curse that he has confirmed. How can he sleep with the woman he loves if it could push her to another man? This is his problem and the only fair statement that will cover it is “Good Luck Chuck”!

My review of this movie isn’t for everyone. Simply put this movie is crude, gross and extremely graphic and truth be told I really liked it! In the style of the Wedding Crashers and American Pie sex becomes a comedic weapon and this movie stabs you in the gut with it. But please beware all those who get offended with rampant stupidity and dirty humor that could have come from the mind of Larry Flynt.

Grade: A-

Running Time: 1hr. 36 mins.

MPAA rating: R

Derek Sante - Review Nation

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