Director: Steven Soderbergh
Actors: Farrah Mackenzie, Channing Tatum, Jim O'Heir, Riley Keough
Plot: Two brothers attempt to pull off a heist during a NASCAR race in North Carolina.
Disc Release Date: 28 November 2017
Logan Lucky seems one of the "rare breed" of newly crafted, digitally photographed films to actually be finished at 4K. IMDB also reports that the film received the Dolby Vision treatment as well, but...
In a somewhat rare move, Logan Lucky's UHD presentation does not contain an Atmos or DTS:X soundtrack. The recent Universal release of Split is another, as is the surprise release of Stranger Things, though...
Logan LuckyPro/Con (2:45) and Tap Dancing (1:05) -- can be found on the bundled Blu-ray. A UV/iTunes digital copy code is included with purchase....
Steven Soderbergh certainly knows his way around a Heist film. The Oscar-winng director helmed the Oceans trilogy, a trio of films about elaborate robberies featuring star-studded casts. His latest, Logan...
Logan Lucky is a hugely enjoyable film built on a modestly styled heist plot that's made fresh with a fun setting, good characters, strong direction, and wonderful performances. Universal's UHD is disappointingly...
Logan Lucky is a perfect example reason why all movies need to be finished at 4K. This is damn glorious looking 2160p 2.40:1 transfer. Take everything I said about the Blu-ray and dial it up to 11. Everything...
Logan Lucky gets a hell of a lot of mileage out of this strong English DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix. Amazingly enough with all the activity in the surrounds and the well-managed dialogue and music elements, it'd...
If there is a shortfall to this disc, it's in the Bonus Features department. Aside from a pair of relatively innocuous deleted scenes, there's nothing here. I would have loved to have gotten a commentary,...
"Being that I was your kid brother I let you lead me into trouble with all your crazy cauliflower plans. My life of crime is over. But, you did make breakfast this morning, even burned the bacon like I...
Logan Lucky was one of those unfortunate films that I heard a lot of great things for when it was released in theaters, but I just couldn't find the time for until now. Judging by the unfortunately slim...