Updated On: 05 May, 2012 07:12 AM IST | | Mihir Fadnavis
Based on the Nicholas Sparks novel of the same name, The Lucky One is a near insufferable, clumsy kitschy party that combines forced sentimentality with slack storytelling
Though it sets out to be a feel-good film about a lucky chap, the film turns every single member of the audience into an unlucky one.
Anyone familiar with Sparks’ work will know what to expect — long, shoddily-scripted scenes of adults behaving like pre-pubescent kids confessing their private feelings to each other. The Lucky One has too many contrivances, cringe inducing dialogues, laughable conflicts and cheap reconciliations, none of which carry any insight to justify them.