The Luckiest Man in America

The ending makes me want to get a refund, and I didn't even pay to watch. The irony is unreal. A Ponzi scheme story, and I feel like the unlucky one getting scammed. The one thing you expect is information on the events outside the main event, and you get barely any of it. Walter and Goggins are great, and it was nice seeing Arya Stark, but my head was aching from their characters. On top of that, it's constant bright flashing lights and loud repetitive noises. "sToP!". Overall, I'd skip and watch the real footage instead. You end up having to look up what happens anyway.

Was good kind of a weird ending, though it had a heart in my book the entire movie until I saw the ending. I didn’t quite get it.

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Was good kind of a weird ending, though it had a heart in my book the entire movie until I saw the ending. I didn’t quite get it.

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7.1/10

I’m a huge fan of Paul Walter Houser and I think he was really good in this. But I wish there was a little more of a full overarching story to it. This felt more like one zoomed in extensive scene.