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“solo vi el final pero si me gusto un poco”
Smiler_0 · Metacritic ↗
Read 28 Aug 2026 · confidence 0% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“Lohan is superfluous to the qualities that elevate the film above other Clearasil comedies.”
Carrie Rickey, Philadelphia Inquirer · 63
“Has the feel of a contemporary screwball romance, if not the crackling one-liners of classic screwball. But Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine make a charming star-crossed couple, and tweens and teens will find enough plot reversals to keep them hooked.”
Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter · 60
“All this might be forgivable if Just My Luck had a little more substance, but it never moves beyond the single joke of its premise.”
Chris Kaltenbach, Baltimore Sun · 58
“Just My Luck is a bit of lukewarm cappuccino froth confected to float Ms. Lohan to the next stage of her career.”
Dana Stevens, The New York Times · 50
“Helmer Donald Petrie seems at times to be making the modern-day equivalent of a Doris Day comedy, setting the pic in a lacquered fantasy New York, piling on cutesy-coy dialogue and mining a fluffy premise for all manner of far-fetched cleverness.”
Justin Chang, Variety · 50
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“solo vi el final pero si me gusto un poco”
Smiler_0about 75–100% inread it ↗
“Sorte no Amor foi uma experiência extremamente agradável e especial para mim. A personagem de Lindsay Lohan se tornou uma das minhas favoritas, sendo simpática, engraçada e muito carismática. Gostei bastante da história e dos personagens, cada um com sua própria personalidade. O romance é leve e divertido, enquanto a estética aconchegante e meiga deixa tudo ainda mais encantador. Terminei o filme com uma certeza: ele definitivamente entrou para a minha lista de favoritos.”
Max191read it ↗
“The picture gives us two protagonists and sets up a situation in which only one of them can have a decent life. Then, having devised this sour souffle, the screenwriters find no adjustment to make it palatable. The resolution is flip, at best”
casteleread it ↗
“Esta pelicula guarda un contenido cursi e imposible intentamos entretener sin embargo se quedaron cortos siendo predecible y aburrida para aquellos que la vieron fastidiosa y predecible”
Jmsbppread it ↗
“<em>'Just My Luck'</em> runs a little thin, but it narrowly did enough for me to enjoy it. Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine don't, in my opinion, share as much onscreen chemistry as is generally needed for a romcom, though they are both likeable and produce solid enough performances that I was happy to watch them act throughout. It's amusing seeing McFly - a very good band, back then at least - billed as "Introducing..." given UK audiences would've 100% known who they were at the time of release.”
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