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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A minor comedy, though a major delight. Read full review
Apart from the deja vu all over again, Lucky Break is no worse a film than "Breaking Out," and "Breaking Out" was utterly charming. Read full review
There is not much here that comes as a blinding plot revelation, but the movie has a raffish charm and good-hearted characters, and like "The Full Monty" it makes good use of the desperation beneath the comedy. Read full review
It's what the Brits themselves might call fair to middling. Read full review
Lightly reflective and consistently entertaining, Lucky Break is an easy-to-take diversion. Read full review
The movie moves predictably to its formulaic finale, which -- unwittingly perhaps -- reprises Plummer's own sugary classic, ''The Sound of Music.'' Read full review
Pleasing but routine British comedy. Read full review
Every porridgy inmate in this instantly forgettable romp warbles in the prison's amateur musical, and one of them demonstrates a rather extreme devotion to the tomatoes he grows in the on-site greenhouse. Read full review
Mr. Cattaneo restricts himself to the smiling blandness that has become the stock in trade of British comedies made for export, turning in a film that is forced, familiar and thoroughly condescending. Read full review
Chained to the floor by a script that isn't particularly funny, direction that goes for realism rather than stylization and an almost complete lack of comic timing. Read full review