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* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest criticisms aimed at the film from critics and viewers was how it tries a bit too hard at replicating Creator/{{Pixar}} and their films in terms of its themes and setting, right down to having an identical art style. It didn't help that the film came out at a point in which animation studios were starting to divert away from replicating Pixar's style in favor of more unique and experimental styles that have been very well received across the board, making the film's attempt at replacing Pixar all the more egregious. Of course, much of this can be boiled down to the film being done by several staff members at Disney/Pixar, on top of Skydance Animation being headed by former Pixar employee Creator/JohnLasseter.
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* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest criticisms aimed at the film from critics and viewers was how it tries tried a bit too hard at replicating Creator/{{Pixar}} and their films in terms of its themes and setting, right down to having an identical art style. It didn't help that the film came out at a point in which animation studios were starting to divert away from replicating Pixar's style in favor of more unique and experimental styles that have been very well received well-received across the board, making the film's attempt ''Luck'''s attempts at replacing channeling Pixar all the more egregious. Of course, much of this can be boiled down to the film being done by several former staff members at Disney/Pixar, on top of Skydance Animation being headed by former Pixar employee head honcho Creator/JohnLasseter.
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* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest criticisms aimed at the film from critics and viewers was how it tries a bit too hard at replicating Creator/{{Pixar}} and their films in terms of its themes and setting, right down to having an identical art style. It didn't help that the film came out at a point in which animation studios were starting to divert away from replicating Pixar's style in favor of more unique and experimental styles that have been very well received across the board, making the film's attempt at replacing Pixar all the more egregious. Of course, much of this can be boiled down to the film being done by several staff members at Disney/Pixar, on top of Skydance Animation being headed by former Pixar employee Creator/JohnLasseter.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Eva Noblezada's cover of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5zRKTPxOvY ''Starlight'']] [[TheCastShowoff showcases her incredible singing voice]] in addition to voicing Sam.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Eva Noblezada's cover of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5zRKTPxOvY ''Starlight'']] ''Lucky Star'']] [[TheCastShowoff showcases her incredible singing voice]] in addition to voicing Sam.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Eva Noblezada's cover of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5zRKTPxOvY ''Starlight'']] [[TheCastShowoff showcases her incredible singing voice]] in addition to voicing Sam.
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** Hazel, especially after her weekend visit gets cancelled and she fears she will end up like Sam and age out of the foster care system without getting adopted. Fortunately, [[🥰HappilyAdopted things get better for her]].
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** Hazel, especially after her weekend visit gets cancelled and she fears she will end up like Sam and age out of the foster care system without getting adopted. Fortunately, [[🥰HappilyAdopted [[HappilyAdopted things get better for her]].
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* TheWoobie: Sam obviously, but also Hazel.
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** Sam. She was BornUnlucky, having ended up in foster care system at a young age and never getting adopted, constantly loses stuff, and is frequently hit with unfortunate obstacles and setbacks.
** Hazel, especially after her weekend visit gets cancelled and she fears she will end up like Samobviously, but also Hazel.and age out of the foster care system without getting adopted. Fortunately, [[🥰HappilyAdopted things get better for her]].
** Sam. She was BornUnlucky, having ended up in foster care system at a young age and never getting adopted, constantly loses stuff, and is frequently hit with unfortunate obstacles and setbacks.
** Hazel, especially after her weekend visit gets cancelled and she fears she will end up like Sam
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler:Babe's desire to create an utopia where nothing bad happens]] is hard to reason against, with the counter-arguments being mostly happenstances that could theoretically happen had there only been good luck.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler:Babe's desire to create an utopia where nothing bad happens]] is hard to reason against, with the counter-arguments being mostly happenstances that could theoretically happen occur had there only been good luck.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common criticism of the movie is that, for its thesis on [[DarkIsNotEvil bad luck not being always bad]], this is rather underexplored. The human world after a blast of it cuts the connections between the Luck World and earth is never seen, and the AnAesop about bad luck's importance comes fairly late and near the end.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common criticism of the movie is that, for that its thesis on [[DarkIsNotEvil bad luck not being always bad]], this bad]] is rather underexplored. The human world after gets a blast of it cuts the connections between good luck, then of bad luck, then gets cut off from the Luck World and earth is entirely - but we never seen, get to actually see it directly, just the colors of the luck lines - and the AnAesop [[AnAesop Aesop]] about bad luck's importance comes fairly late and near the end.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common criticism of the movie is that, for its thesis on [[DarkIsNotEvil bad luck not being always bad]], this is rather underexplored. The human world after a blast of it cuts the connections between the Luck World and earth is never seen, and TheAesop about bad luck's importance comes fairly late and near the end.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common criticism of the movie is that, for its thesis on [[DarkIsNotEvil bad luck not being always bad]], this is rather underexplored. The human world after a blast of it cuts the connections between the Luck World and earth is never seen, and TheAesop the AnAesop about bad luck's importance comes fairly late and near the end.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common criticism of the movie is that, for its thesis on [[DarkIsNotEvil bad luck not being always bad]], this is rather underexplored. The human world after a blast of it cuts the connections between the Luck World and earth is never seen, and TheAesop about bad luck's importance comes fairly late and near the end.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler:Babe's desire to create an utopia where nothing bad happens]] is hard to reason against, with the counter-arguments being mostly happenstances that could theoretically happen had there only been good luck.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: [[spoiler:Babe's desire to create an utopia where nothing bad happens]] is hard to reason against, with the counter-arguments being mostly happenstances that could theoretically happen had there only been good luck.
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* TheWoobie: You might have guessed from the trailers that Sam has not had a good life.
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* TheWoobie: You might have guessed from the trailers that Sam has not had a good life. obviously, but also Hazel.
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%%Do not add Base Breaking Character, Broken Base, The Scrappy, Never Live It Down or Overshadowed by Controversy until six months after the film's release (February 5th, 2023).
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* {{Woobie}}: You might have guessed from the trailers that Sam has not had a good life.
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* CriticalDissonance: In spite of the critics' mixed reviews about the film (49% on Rotten Tomatoes), audiences reacted much more favorably to the film, with a 74% film rating.
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* CriticalDissonance: In spite of the critics' mixed reviews about the film (49% on Rotten Tomatoes), audiences reacted much more favorably to the film, with a 74% film rating.rating.
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* CriticalDissonance: In spite of the critics' mixed reviews about the film (49% on Rotten Tomatoes), audiences reacted much more favorably to the film, with a 74% film rating.
