Review of Luckiest Girl Alive (2022) by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune — 07 Oct 2022
Director Mike Barker’s slick, vaguely pernicious take on the material is a blend of dead-serious anguish and feel-good vindication. While many will find the results effective, others will not simply resist the guessing games and pulp instincts at odds with the trauma, but actively resent them.
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This review of Luckiest Girl Alive (2022) was written by Michael Phillips and published by Chicago Tribune on 07 Oct 2022.
Luckiest Girl Alive has generally received mixed reviews.
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