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Director: Mark Hellfrich Starring: Dane Cook, Jessica Alba Release date: Sept. 26 Related Links: Movie site / TrailersDane Cook is a tool. OK, that might be a bit harsh, but Cook’s latest flick, “Good Luck Chuck,” does the comedian little justice. A poorly done romantic comedy chock-full of gross-out slapstick humor, “Chuck” has little to offer moviegoers. Unless you’re in it for a half-naked Jessica Alba. In which case, you won’t be disappointed. |
 Overall Grade: D+ (11 Votes) |
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“‘Good Luck Chuck’ is definitely one of the funniest romantic comedies I’ve ever seen.” - Allysin Keyser, The Wildcat
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Grade: A-
“‘Good Luck Chuck’ is an airtight comedy with very few dull spots.” - Ryan Watson, The Oracle
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Grade: B-
“‘Chuck’ is the kind of film most teenage boys dream about when they’re just entering puberty.” - Brad Boron, The Daily Cardinal
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Grade: C+
“‘Good Luck Chuck’ feels the need to toe the line of bad taste in order to strive for its jokes.” - Peter Rizzo, The Massachusetts Daily Collegian
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Grade: C
“‘Good Luck Chuck’ may have been more enjoyable had the sexual innuendos been subtler and less revealing - nudity isn’t central to the plot and adds nothing to the film except for a little soft porn.” - Audra Ord, The Daily Egyptian
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Grade: D
“‘Good Luck Chuck’s’ main downside is that Cook actually proves he can hold a film together all on his own.” - Stuart Pike, The Heights
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Grade: D
“This movie is pretty much a collection of blatant stereotypes and overdone shticks.” - Lara Temming, The News Record
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Grade: D
“A poor script, jokes that misfire and the on-and-off performance of Dane Cook makes ‘Good Luck Chuck’ a waste.” — Natalie Abreu, The Daily Campus
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Grade: D
“‘Good Luck Chuck’ is a poorly advertised and poorly executed comedy full of every kind of debauchery.” - Michael Merline, The Badger Herald
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Grade: F
“‘Good Luck Chuck’ will leave you sick to your stomach.” - Justin Hook, The Daily Free Press
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Grade: F
“The cinematic highlight of the film was when … actually, never mind. There was none.” - Bavee Suparaneni, The Cornell Daily Sun
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Grade: F