The Lucky Ones
- Title: The Lucky Ones
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“No, thank you.”
The film, except for small cameo roles, is a three-man piece. Two soldiers wounded in action (Rachel McAdams, Michael Peña) with 30-day furloughs and one (Tim Robbins) on his way home for good travel home on the same flight.
Do to circumstances beyond their control the threesome find themselves renting a mini-van and travelling west.
Cheever (Robbins) just wants to make it home to his wife (Molly Hagan) and son (Mark L. Young) in St. Louis. T.K. (Peña) is on his way to Las Vegas in hopes of curing an unfortunate medical problem caused by his injury. And Colee (McAdams) is traveling to Vegas to return a friend and fallen soldier’s guitar to his family.
Their journey across the country will lead to surprises and disappointments as the world they fought so hard to get back to has change and dreams they had for their futures turn to ash.
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Son of Rambow is a nice little independent film, quirky and with a good heart. It’s main problem is it’s not sure just who its audience is. My main problem is I’m not sure either. Still, indie film fans should check out the local art houses to see if it’s playing in a theater near you.
