JereH

There are a handful of films that I'd consider to be initially underappreciated generational classics-in-the-making, including The Big Lebowski and 12 Monkeys. Good Luck is one of them, the sort of film that left me all but speechlessly impressed and thoughtful when exiting the theater. This probably isn't a perfect film - some of the CG and cinematography choices are yet to be established as either shortcomings or deliberate nods to the film's deeper meaning. But the big concept, script, and acting are basically beyond reproach. Sam Rockwell is phenomenal as always, and deserves any and every award he can get for this.