Lucky (I) Cinema Release Date

“Lucky” begins with series of shots of the New Mexico desert: broken-backed hills, cacti reaching for the sky.

As short as this film feels, “Lucky” is a microcosm to the brevity of life — nothing is permanent, and everything eventually will end, as Stanton explains.

Harry Dean Stanton does not go gentle into that good night in John Carroll Lynch's outstanding dramedy.

Lucky is a sublime farewell to Harry Dean Stanton.

The late, great character actor gets the perfect send-off in this character study about an elderly man not going gently into the night.

Lucky is Harry Dean Stanton’s accidental but ideal swan song.

John Carroll Lynch — an actor who perhaps was most memorable leaving a brief, but deep impression in Zodiac — makes a distinct mark in his debut, mostly thanks to the man of the...

A cranky loner faces mortality in ‘Lucky’

Lucky showcases talent of late national treasure Harry Dean Stanton.

Two weeks after Harry Dean Stanton's death, one of his finest performances hits theaters in actor John Carroll Lynch's directing debut.

Harry Dean Stanton, who died earlier this month, stars in this tribute to character actors.

John Carroll Lynch's Lucky is an impeccably acted yet sentimental film that’s bashful about said sentimentality.

The late Harry Dean Stanton, in one of his last roles, infuses the slightest gesture and inflection with the weight of grave experience, but this maudlin drama mainly renders hi...

This merely-OK character piece at least gave character actor Stanton one last chance to play a lead.