About as sweet and gentle as a movie can be these days.

Despite familiar characters and a predictable story, this film contains enough laughs and heartfelt moments to make it rewatchable.

Safe for audiences of all ages but contains _peril_!

Sadly, zero chemistry between the leads and I was never able to see past the actors portraying the roles. Even the poster looks contrived and wooden. On the plus side, farmers do rock.

Insulting to all ages.

If I didn't know that it takes months to make a movie like this I'd think that they had animated the film as they went along. The world of Luck contradicts itself at every turn, from its essential philosophy to the mechanics of the world itself.

This film actually reinforced my belief in a God who ordains everything.

Also: Occasional funny slapstick in first 15 minutes cannot redeem slapdash writing. Repeating a crappy joke does not make it more funny.