Luck

Great message. Very sweet ending. A lot of unnecessary world building and, at times, very cringe dialogue. Excessive, too much said. Fewer characters would've helped with keeping the heart of the audience on the protagonist.

The movie’s slipshod reasoning and grating rhythms suggest strongly that Lasseter’s ignominious professional defenestration (he was driven from his perch in 2017-18 amidst allegations of sexual misconduct) has impacted his storytelling judgment, the expertise and skill level of people who wish to work with him, or both

Brent Simon

The A.V. Club

Luck offers fresh ideas; its only misfortune is to present its gifts in recycled wrapping.

Teo Bugbee

The New York Times

Luck is a somewhat confounding blend of past, present, and future. The confoundedness comes of throwback elements and visionary never quite cohering — that, and an increasingly cluttered plot turning a sweet-natured film into a bit of a slog.

Mark Feeney

Boston Globe