list http://www.spout.com/ Recent community activity around Good Luck Chuck on Spout Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/films/Good_Luck_Chuck/283943/default.aspx Title: Good Luck Chuck
Year: 2007
Director: Mark Helfrich
Plot: A serial dater afflicted with a lifelong curse of loneliness attempts to win the love of a clumsy-but-beautiful penguin expert in the one romantic comedy that proves true love never comes easy. As a ten year-old boy, Charlie (Dane Cook) broke the cardinal rule of spin-the-bottle by refusing to kiss a demented Goth girl. Crushed by the disheartening snub and determined to ensure that Charlie never finds true love, the vengeful brooder places a hex on the cowardly rule breaker that follows him well into his adult life. Flash forward twenty years and Charlie is a successful dentist who just can't seem to maintain a stable relationship. Sure he's had his fair share of one-night stands, but these days Charlie is just looking to find a nice girl he can settle down with. One day, while attending an ex-girlfriend's wedding, Charlie realizes that every girl he has ever dated has proceeded to find true love with the very next man they met. When word gets out that Charlie is something of a lucky charm for women looking to tie the knot, every women within a 100 mile radius comes calling for a one night stand; and while taking a bevy of beauties to bed is fun for the time being, it doesn't take long for Charlie to realize just how empty sex can be without true love. Upon meeting hard-to-get aquatic bird specialist Cam (Jessica Alba), Charlie begins to suspect that he has found the woman of his dreams. Cam is the kind of woman whom Charlie would be happy to grow old with, but what will come of their relationship if Charlie and Cam sleep together? Now, in order to ensure that Cam doesn't end up with the next guy she meets, Charlie will finally attempt to break the curse that has plagued him since childhood. Perhaps with a little help from smooth talking ladies' man and sympathetic best friend Stu (Dan Fogler), Charlie will finally be able to experience true happiness. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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]]>Mon, 04 May 2009 16:28:18 GMTGood Luck Chuck2007Mark HelfrichA serial dater afflicted with a lifelong curse of loneliness attempts to win the love of a clumsy-but-beautiful penguin expert in the one romantic comedy that proves true love never comes easy. As a ten year-old boy, Charlie (<a href="/players/P___271377/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Dane Cook</a>) broke the cardinal rule of spin-the-bottle by refusing to kiss a demented Goth girl. Crushed by the disheartening snub and determined to ensure that Charlie never finds true love, the vengeful brooder places a hex on the cowardly rule breaker that follows him well into his adult life. Flash forward twenty years and Charlie is a successful dentist who just can't seem to maintain a stable relationship. Sure he's had his fair share of one-night stands, but these days Charlie is just looking to find a nice girl he can settle down with. One day, while attending an ex-girlfriend's wedding, Charlie realizes that every girl he has ever dated has proceeded to find true love with the very next man they met. When word gets out that Charlie is something of a lucky charm for women looking to tie the knot, every women within a 100 mile radius comes calling for a one night stand; and while taking a bevy of beauties to bed is fun for the time being, it doesn't take long for Charlie to realize just how empty sex can be without true love. Upon meeting hard-to-get aquatic bird specialist Cam (<a href="/players/P___268078/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Jessica Alba</a>), Charlie begins to suspect that he has found the woman of his dreams. Cam is the kind of woman whom Charlie would be happy to grow old with, but what will come of their relationship if Charlie and Cam sleep together? Now, in order to ensure that Cam doesn't end up with the next guy she meets, Charlie will finally attempt to break the curse that has plagued him since childhood. Perhaps with a little help from smooth talking ladies' man and sympathetic best friend Stu (<a href="/players/P___448893/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Dan Fogler</a>), Charlie will finally be able to experience true happiness. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide28Tag Target (>10)11512http://www.spout.com/ProductImages/s283943.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/Good_Luck_Chuck/283943/default.aspxFilm http://www.spout.com/groups/Coming_Soon/New_Movies_Week_of_9_19/216/35149/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: SkyPilot
Post To: Coming Soon
Post Date: 9/15/2008 12:26:39 PM
Body: We are rolling now, look at all of these new movies! Some of the more interesting stuff will only be in limited release this Friday, but some of the films seem worth the wait. WIDE RELEASE 1. Ghost Town -- I think Ricky Gervais is hilarious, but this movie seems like something his character in Extras would be forced to do for money. The poster feels like a parody of ghost movies: The story is that Gervais' character dies for seven minutes, ennabling him to see and communicate with dead souls. What is the best ghost-talk movie out there? I haven't seen Ghost. 2. Igor -- John Cusack provides the voice of Igor in this animated feature (from MGM, not Dreamworks or Pixar). Igor's a lowly lab assistant to a mad scientist, but he apires to win first place at the annual Evil Science Fair. It's supposed to spoof a lot of monster flick cliches, which could be interesting. 3. Lakeview Terrace -- I've never seen Samuel L. Jackson so creepy or anal retentive. To me the trailer makes the movie look very intense and unfulfilling, which would make it the second intense/unfulfilling movie starring Patrick Wilson. Anyone see Hard Candy? Holy crap! So draining I burned about 1000 calories just sitting there watching it, but that's not necessarily a recommendation. However, Lakeview Terrace is directed by Neil LaBute, who despite a recent stinker (the Wicker Man remake) is an interesting filmmaker. What do you guys think, are Nurse Betty and In the Company of Men also unfulfilling? 4. My Best Friend's Girl -- When Dane Cook takes out your ex, he shows her such a horrible time that she comes running back to you. With this movie and Good Luck Chuck, it looks like Cook is carving out his own niche -- romantic comedies in which he's a lucky charm. I'll pass. LIMITED RELEASE 5. Towelhead -- Written by the screenwriter of American Beauty, Towelhead is a coming-of-age story about 13 yr. old Jasira, Arab-American, as she struggles with racism, hypocrisy, and her own raging hormones. Also with Aaron Eckhart and Maria Bello. This looks like a winner to me. 6. The Duchess -- Keira Knightley plays the Duchess of Devonshire, the original "It Girl." 7. Appaloosa -- I'd see any western starring Viggo Mortensen and Ed Harris, but even more enticing is that Harris directs. Anyone see his first film, Pollock? It was very sad, but now I don't see how a movie about Jackson Pollock could be happy. That got me thinking...has anyone seen an artist biopic that's more happy than sad? Seems like artists in movies are usually doomed. 8. Hounddog -- I never would have guessed that I'd be interested in a movie starring Dakota Fanning. She plays a southern girl dealing with poverty and an abusive father, but finds inspiration in music, particularly Elvis Presley. 9. Battle in Seattle -- Feature about the 1999 protest against the World Trade Organization. I didn't even know this event happened, so I'm going to look into it. One thing going for the movie is Woody Harrelson, who's very worth watching in his recent rolls. (No Country for Old Men, A Scanner Darkly, Prairie Home Companion Even more in limited release. Anyone excited about these films? A Thousand Years of Good Prayers Whiteout Quilombo Country Talento de Barrio Keith Smother
]]>Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:26:39 GMTSkyPilotComing Soon9/15/2008 12:26:39 PMWe are rolling now, look at all of these new movies! Some of the more interesting stuff will only be in limited release this Friday, but some of the films seem worth the wait. WIDE RELEASE 1. Ghost Town -- I think Ricky Gervais is hilarious, but this movie seems like something his character in Extras would be forced to do for money. The poster feels like a parody of ghost movies: The story is that Gervais' character dies for seven minutes, ennabling him to see and communicate with dead souls. What is the best ghost-talk movie out there? I haven't seen Ghost. 2. Igor -- John Cusack provides the voice of Igor in this animated feature (from MGM, not Dreamworks or Pixar). Igor's a lowly lab assistant to a mad scientist, but he apires to win first place at the annual Evil Science Fair. It's supposed to spoof a lot of monster flick cliches, which could be interesting. 3. Lakeview Terrace -- I've never seen Samuel L. Jackson so creepy or anal retentive. To me the trailer makes the movie look very intense and unfulfilling, which would make it the second intense/unfulfilling movie starring Patrick Wilson. Anyone see Hard Candy? Holy crap! So draining I burned about 1000 calories just sitting there watching it, but that's not necessarily a recommendation. However, Lakeview Terrace is directed by Neil LaBute, who despite a recent stinker (the Wicker Man remake) is an interesting filmmaker. What do you guys think, are Nurse Betty and In the Company of Men also unfulfilling? 4. My Best Friend's Girl -- When Dane Cook takes out your ex, he shows her such a horrible time that she comes running back to you. With this movie and Good Luck Chuck, it looks like Cook is carving out his own niche -- romantic comedies in which he's a lucky charm. I'll pass. LIMITED RELEASE 5. Towelhead -- Written by the screenwriter of American Beauty, Towelhead is a coming-of-age story about 13 yr. old Jasira, Arab-American, as she struggles with racism, hypocrisy, and her own raging hormones. Also with Aaron Eckhart and Maria Bello. This looks like a winner to me. 6. The Duchess -- Keira Knightley plays the Duchess of Devonshire, the original "It Girl." 7. Appaloosa -- I'd see any western starring Viggo Mortensen and Ed Harris, but even more enticing is that Harris directs. Anyone see his first film, Pollock? It was very sad, but now I don't see how a movie about Jackson Pollock could be happy. That got me thinking...has anyone seen an artist biopic that's more happy than sad? Seems like artists in movies are usually doomed. 8. Hounddog -- I never would have guessed that I'd be interested in a movie starring Dakota Fanning. She plays a southern girl dealing with poverty and an abusive father, but finds inspiration in music, particularly Elvis Presley. 9. Battle in Seattle -- Feature about the 1999 protest against the World Trade Organization. I didn't even know this event happened, so I'm going to look into it. One thing going for the movie is Woody Harrelson, who's very worth watching in his recent rolls. (No Country for Old Men, A Scanner Darkly, Prairie Home Companion Even more in limited release. Anyone excited about these films? A Thousand Years of Good Prayers Whiteout Quilombo Country Talento de Barrio Keith Smother http://www.spout.com/blogs/spoutblog/archive/2008/5/9/28400.aspx Post By: SpoutBlog
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Post Date: 5/9/2008 12:00:50 PM
Body: If there’s one actress working today who best reinforces the theories of Lauren Mulvey, it’s Jessica Alba. And she encourages the male gaze by maintaining a career centered playing eye candy, whether she’s having her skirt ripped off to expose her underwear (Good Luck Chuck), spending the majority of a film wearing a bikini (Into the Blue), playing a stripper (Sin City), being used to invoke jealousy (Meet Bill) or invoking erectile gags out of Mike Myers (The Love Guru). Perhaps someone should write a lengthy article on the myriad ways in which Alba relates to feminist film theory. I think her role as Invisible Woman in the Fantastic Four movies and her blind character from The Eye (who identifies herself with the dead woman whose eyes she acquires) can each inspire a few interesting theses. Obviously Alba is aware of the male gaze and may in fact be controlling it. It’s possible even that her participation in the online staring contest at ibeatyou.com is a matter of ironic reflexivity. Watch the clip of her first-place-winning stare and you’ll understand what I mean. It’s like she’s welcoming our lustful eye and then seemingly returning the gaze, hypnotizing us into thinking she desires us, too. Certainly there are a number of men out there becoming simultaneously turned on and disturbed by this video. And hopefully there are some feminist critics taking notes on it as well. [via The Superficial] Originally posted on:SpoutBlog
]]>Fri, 09 May 2008 16:00:50 GMTSpoutBlogSpoutBlog on spout.com5/9/2008 12:00:50 PM If there’s one actress working today who best reinforces the theories of Lauren Mulvey, it’s Jessica Alba. And she encourages the male gaze by maintaining a career centered playing eye candy, whether she’s having her skirt ripped off to expose her underwear (Good Luck Chuck), spending the majority of a film wearing a bikini (Into the Blue), playing a stripper (Sin City), being used to invoke jealousy (Meet Bill) or invoking erectile gags out of Mike Myers (The Love Guru). Perhaps someone should write a lengthy article on the myriad ways in which Alba relates to feminist film theory. I think her role as Invisible Woman in the Fantastic Four movies and her blind character from The Eye (who identifies herself with the dead woman whose eyes she acquires) can each inspire a few interesting theses. Obviously Alba is aware of the male gaze and may in fact be controlling it. It’s possible even that her participation in the online staring contest at ibeatyou.com is a matter of ironic reflexivity. Watch the clip of her first-place-winning stare and you’ll understand what I mean. It’s like she’s welcoming our lustful eye and then seemingly returning the gaze, hypnotizing us into thinking she desires us, too. Certainly there are a number of men out there becoming simultaneously turned on and disturbed by this video. And hopefully there are some feminist critics taking notes on it as well. [via The Superficial] Originally posted on:SpoutBlog http://www.spout.com/blogs/spoutblog/archive/2008/3/3/25812.aspx Post By: SpoutBlog
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Post Date: 3/3/2008 2:00:48 PM
Body: Jessica Alba may be appearing in a lot of movies these days, but I wouldn’t exactly say she’s been keeping busy. It can’t be too much work to play the role of “Eye Candy” again and again and again. This time she plays a girl who is used in exploited for a vengeful ploy by a husband (Aaron Eckhart) to invoke jealousy in his cheating wife (Elizabeth Banks). The character could have been played by any pretty face (in fact Alba replaced Lindsay Lohan in the role), but Alba seems to be the most appropriately cast, because she’s one of the hottest actresses right now and yet she seems to be easily accessible to any filmmaker who wants to employ her. Last week we looked at another movie starring Alba, The Love Guru. In that she seems to have a more disposable role — she’s not really introduced until halfway through the trailer, and even then it’s unclear what purpose her character serves other than to invoke erectile gags from Mike Myers. Meet Bill premiered last fall at the Toronto Film Festival, where it was merely titled Bill. Apparently it wasn’t met with much excitement, despite the obvious appeal of watching Eckhart as a sad-sack (unlike Alba, he’s cast against type) in a comedy that looks part classic screwball and part Rushmore (with roles switched all about). The odd thing about this trailer is that with Alba playing the part of “Eye Candy”, she ought to be featured wearing lingerie for marketing purposes (see trailers for Good Luck Chuck) rather than Banks. Sure, Banks is also gorgeous, but Alba is the one that Americans obviously prefer to be objectified. Originally posted on:SpoutBlog
]]>Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:00:48 GMTSpoutBlogSpoutBlog on spout.com3/3/2008 2:00:48 PM Jessica Alba may be appearing in a lot of movies these days, but I wouldn’t exactly say she’s been keeping busy. It can’t be too much work to play the role of “Eye Candy” again and again and again. This time she plays a girl who is used in exploited for a vengeful ploy by a husband (Aaron Eckhart) to invoke jealousy in his cheating wife (Elizabeth Banks). The character could have been played by any pretty face (in fact Alba replaced Lindsay Lohan in the role), but Alba seems to be the most appropriately cast, because she’s one of the hottest actresses right now and yet she seems to be easily accessible to any filmmaker who wants to employ her. Last week we looked at another movie starring Alba, The Love Guru. In that she seems to have a more disposable role — she’s not really introduced until halfway through the trailer, and even then it’s unclear what purpose her character serves other than to invoke erectile gags from Mike Myers. Meet Bill premiered last fall at the Toronto Film Festival, where it was merely titled Bill. Apparently it wasn’t met with much excitement, despite the obvious appeal of watching Eckhart as a sad-sack (unlike Alba, he’s cast against type) in a comedy that looks part classic screwball and part Rushmore (with roles switched all about). The odd thing about this trailer is that with Alba playing the part of “Eye Candy”, she ought to be featured wearing lingerie for marketing purposes (see trailers for Good Luck Chuck) rather than Banks. Sure, Banks is also gorgeous, but Alba is the one that Americans obviously prefer to be objectified. Originally posted on:SpoutBlog http://www.spout.com/blogs/immabohemian/archive/2007/12/9/22665.aspx Post By: immaBOHEMIAN
Post To: immaBOHEMIAN Blog
Post Date: 12/9/2007 5:52:01 PM
Body: Have you ever gone to a movie and expected it to be awesome only to have it even more awesome?! Well, this film did just that. I loved it so much. Seriously. It was so hilarious. I love when actresses can actually let loose and have some fun. The only other two that I see doing anything remotely similar would be Drew Barrymore and Kate Winslet. I was so impressed by both actors in this movie. And the story was so cute. And I think there's enough humor for guys to enjoy it just as much as the girls. Yeah, there is some pretty raunchy crude humor, but if you enjoy that sort of thing then you'll love this movie. I can't even think of what to compare it to because it's nothing like I've ever seen. I've never seen a movie that constructed characters so well in a comedy. You have to stay during the credits also because the penguin sex scene almost made me pee myself. I had a giant water bottle and by the end I didn't want to leave and miss anything so I seriously had to go, but I resisted and it was so worth it. Dane Cook is slowly rising to becoming one of my favorite comedians, although he's got a lot to live up to and I don't find him very versatile. In fact, anything I see him in I just see him in his stand up. He's always the same character, which happens to the best of them I suppose, but his type cast is actually quite enjoyable. I laughed harder at this movie then any I'd seen in a long time. It's one of the few movies I would tell people was okay to buy on DVD if you haven't seen it in the theaters. But nothing beats the big screen.
]]>Sun, 09 Dec 2007 22:52:01 GMTimmaBOHEMIANimmaBOHEMIAN Blog12/9/2007 5:52:01 PMHave you ever gone to a movie and expected it to be awesome only to have it even more awesome?! Well, this film did just that. I loved it so much. Seriously. It was so hilarious. I love when actresses can actually let loose and have some fun. The only other two that I see doing anything remotely similar would be Drew Barrymore and Kate Winslet. I was so impressed by both actors in this movie. And the story was so cute. And I think there&#39;s enough humor for guys to enjoy it just as much as the girls. Yeah, there is some pretty raunchy crude humor, but if you enjoy that sort of thing then you&#39;ll love this movie. I can&#39;t even think of what to compare it to because it&#39;s nothing like I&#39;ve ever seen. I&#39;ve never seen a movie that constructed characters so well in a comedy. You have to stay during the credits also because the penguin sex scene almost made me pee myself. I had a giant water bottle and by the end I didn&#39;t want to leave and miss anything so I seriously had to go, but I resisted and it was so worth it. Dane Cook is slowly rising to becoming one of my favorite comedians, although he&#39;s got a lot to live up to and I don&#39;t find him very versatile. In fact, anything I see him in I just see him in his stand up. He&#39;s always the same character, which happens to the best of them I suppose, but his type cast is actually quite enjoyable. I laughed harder at this movie then any I&#39;d seen in a long time. It&#39;s one of the few movies I would tell people was okay to buy on DVD if you haven&#39;t seen it in the theaters. But nothing beats the big screen. http://www.spout.com/blogs/mythman/archive/2007/10/2/20315.aspx Post By: mythman
Post To: Watch Everything and Still See ONLY What Is Good
Post Date: 10/2/2007 4:00:22 PM
Body: What the preview doesn't tell you (thus what I won't reveal here ... I'm a "good-boy!") is why Chuck is a serial-dater. In short, (like Dane Cook), he's a good man ... one who knows that the world owes women more than we men can ever repay.Chuck isn't exactly giving them 'his love' though, what he's giving the women is ... the reason his name is "Good Luck Chuck."Jessica Alba's in it; you've seen her and Dane Cook in the previews, so you can guess how the movie's going to end. (Sure, there's a little 'suspense' as to how they reach that ending; but it ends up exactly like you thought it would.)All-in-all, it's a good reassurement that, "If you set her free, but it's meant to be; her heart will pull her back to thee." (This is why I don't write movies: because I turn and tell you the overall meaning rather than teach it to you slow like every good movie does.)Granted, there are definitely more lessons in this movie than I can appropriately name here (what friends are good for, what women always want to hear that you should never say, etc.) but those really are lessons you should learn slowly.
]]>Tue, 02 Oct 2007 20:00:22 GMTmythmanWatch Everything and Still See ONLY What Is Good10/2/2007 4:00:22 PMWhat the preview doesn&#39;t tell you (thus what I won&#39;t reveal here ... I&#39;m a &quot;good-boy!&quot;) is why Chuck is a serial-dater. In short, (like Dane Cook), he&#39;s a good man ... one who knows that the world owes women more than we men can ever repay.Chuck isn&#39;t exactly giving them &#39;his love&#39; though, what he&#39;s giving the women is ... the reason his name is &quot;Good Luck Chuck.&quot;Jessica Alba&#39;s in it; you&#39;ve seen her and Dane Cook in the previews, so you can guess how the movie&#39;s going to end. (Sure, there&#39;s a little &#39;suspense&#39; as to how they reach that ending; but it ends up exactly like you thought it would.)All-in-all, it&#39;s a good reassurement that, &quot;If you set her free, but it&#39;s meant to be; her heart will pull her back to thee.&quot; (This is why I don&#39;t write movies: because I turn and tell you the overall meaning rather than teach it to you slow like every good movie does.)Granted, there are definitely more lessons in this movie than I can appropriately name here (what friends are good for, what women always want to hear that you should never say, etc.) but those really are lessons you should learn slowly. http://www.spout.com/blogs/mamakitty78/archive/2007/9/29/20224.aspx Post By: mamakitty78
Post To: mamakitty78 Blog
Post Date: 9/29/2007 12:48:59 AM
Body: Funny freaking movie! How can you not love seeing Jessica Alba get knocked in the face several times? Not to mention getting to stare at Dane Cook for an hour and a half. The story was amusing and the supporting actors were superb. Thank you for the gut buster.
]]>Sat, 29 Sep 2007 04:48:59 GMTmamakitty78mamakitty78 Blog9/29/2007 12:48:59 AMFunny freaking movie! How can you not love seeing Jessica Alba get knocked in the face several times? Not to mention getting to stare at Dane Cook for an hour and a half. The story was amusing and the supporting actors were superb. Thank you for the gut buster. http://www.spout.com/members/0/tags/sex/MemberTagFilms.aspxsex
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