"Lucky Strike" isn’t a raw combat drama so much as a lone-wolf genre film, something that feels tidier and maybe safer. Lurie stages it with skill; it’s not like what happens is predictable. But it’s not enthralling either.
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‘Lucky Strike’ Review: Scott Eastwood Fights a One-Man Battle for Survival in Rod Davis Lurie’s World War II Thriller
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