Nonureva Really Surprised!

Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict

ChicDragon It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

devonblue I had no preconceptions on this film, I just bought the DVD in France as it had English sub-titles, I did not know anything of the book etc. I was rolling about with laughter, and I am hard to please, but this is the best spoof western since Blazing Saddles, and IMHO sometimes beats it. Do let the false prophets deter you, or the "I have read the book brigade", take it for what it is, a western comedy, and you will enjoy it. I am hoping they make a sequel to this, and this time put it on release in England with sub-titles again, and I will buy it without hesitation, it is very imaginative and fresh. If you like Blazing Saddles you should love this too.

james_michaletos I really enjoyed the movie!!! Lucky Luke was portrayed by a fantastic actor!!! I can't wait for a sequel!! The plot was really strong and the depiction of Wild West was fascinating!! If you haven't seen the movie then hurry! I can't find the words to describe you how awesome the movie was! You'll see many famous and infamous characters from the comic books and you'll surely laugh! There are tons of funny moments! There is a lot of action as well which makes the movie even better! We even discover Lucky's name! *SPOILER* I really liked Lucky's dark childhood! The whole fact reminded me of Batman! It was a real surprise for me to learn that Lucky's name is John! John Luke? Great!

imdb-4055 What a boring mess ! A few funny scenes, most of them in the trailers.Apart from the names of the places and the characters, very little material from the comics.And, worst sin, the main character is a total impostor, completely different from the "real" LL, the one created by Goscinny and Morris, the one we love since childhood.The one redeeming feature is the Pat Poker character played by Daniel Prévost, who does a wonderful job as usual.Specially lame is the whole 'Belle' subplot, probably only added to justify the presence on screen of Dujardin's wife.

leplatypus This was the choice of the kid and I was pleased to accompany him and made it possible for him. Thanks to him, I have discovered a lot of movies that alone I would never have watched.About this movie, like their American cousins, French-Belgium comics are adapted for screen: after Asterix, Largo Winch and now the lonesome cowboy. But except Tintin, XIII, Schtroumphs (Smurfs), I never read French-Belgium comics so I can't judge this adaptation and can only tell what I felt: I find it dark and gritty: Along Spiderman, Daredevil, Batman, this Lucky is a traumatized orphan and seeks revenge and absolution. As I said about "Bad Girls", western is a very restricted genre and there isn't surprises here.Worst, all the cast is dull: Poupaud? The US President? Sylvie Testud as Calamity Jane? But we aren't in shortage of cool people! On the other hand, the final is rather enjoyable because the set is cool: This Poker Man shares the same taste as the Joker! Above all, Michael Youn is irresistible: as the never grown-up he is, he delivers a very funny characterization. But his name isn't the title, so the movie gets feathers and tar!