• Lucky You (2007) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.90/10 from 21000 votes

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Synopsis

In Las Vegas, Huck Cheever is a poker player, brilliant but also prone to let emotion take over.

It's the week of the poker world series, and Huck must come up with the $10,000 entry fee, which he wins, loses, borrows, and loses - and even steals part of from Billie Offer, an earnest young woman who's new in town and who catches Huck's eye.

By the time the tournament starts, Huck owes everyone.

Complicating things is the arrival of Huck's father, whom Huck detests for having left his mother, a champion player in town to win.

Can Huck learn to play poker the way he lives and to live the way he plays poker? Or is his only flush the sound of his life going down the toilet?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Lucky You
	Lucky Town	Bruce Springsteen: Performer Bruce Springsteen: Writer
	Huck's Tune	Bob Dylan: Performer Bob Dylan: Writer
	All Shook Up	Otis Blackwell: Writer Jackie Edwards: Performer
	Let It Ride	Ryan Adams: Performer Ryan Adams: Writer
	I Always Get Lucky with You	George Jones: Performer
	Dance Me to the End of Love	Leonard Cohen: Writer Madeleine Peyroux: Performer
	Choices	George Jones: Performer
	They Ain't Got 'Em All	Don Was: Produced Kris Kristofferson: Performer John Scott Sherrill: Writer
	The Cold Hard Truth	Drew Barrymore: Performer Larry Klein: Produced Jamie O'Hara: Writer
	Maybe This Time
	Like a Rolling Stone
	Fever
	El Paso
	Lucky You	Christopher Young: Performer
	Everybody Has A Blind Spot	Christopher Young: Performer
	King In The Hole	Christopher Young: Performer
	Ode To Chico Banh	Christopher Young: Performer
	Billie's Blues	Christopher Young: Performer
	Trying To Hard With No 8's	Christopher Young: Performer
	Sometimes Nothing Is Enough	Christopher Young: Performer
	Runner-Runner	Christopher Young: Performer
	My Ignorant End	Christopher Young: Performer
	Better Not Jacks	Christopher Young: Performer
	Johnny Jailbird	Christopher Young: Performer
	It Pays To Be Prudent	Christopher Young: Performer
	The Blaster	Christopher Young: Performer
	Goin' Down With The Green	Christopher Young: Performer
	Living On Wild Cards	Christopher Young: Performer
	A Dead Man's Hand	Christopher Young: Performer
	Disc Time:	Christopher Young: Performer
	The Big Bobtail Bet	Christopher Young: Performer
	A Pigeon With Pocket Rockets	Christopher Young: Performer
	Burnt Cards	Christopher Young: Performer
	Are You Slumming?	Christopher Young: Performer
	A Tell	Christopher Young: Performer
	Mites And Lice	Christopher Young: Performer
	Therapy With A Deck Of Cards	Christopher Young: Performer
	Nubien Slaves	Christopher Young: Performer
	Stewed Prunes And A Toothpick	Christopher Young: Performer
	A Good Win, A Bad Win	Christopher Young: Performer
	Bad Beat	Christopher Young: Performer
	Four Strikes And You're Out	Christopher Young: Performer
	Telephone Jack	Christopher Young: Performer
	Rewarded For Lying	Christopher Young: Performer
	Left Pocket Money	Christopher Young: Performer
	Return To The Rat Hole	Christopher Young: Performer
	Lucky Me	Christopher Young: Performer

User reviews

William Rodriguez

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music perfectly captures Huck's inner struggles and conflicts as a poker player prone to letting his emotions take over.

Amanda Thompson

7/10

The use of different musical themes and motifs throughout the film enhances the character development and adds layers to the relationships portrayed on screen, particularly between Huck and his father.

Linda Thompson

2/10

The soundtrack of Lucky You failed to capture the intensity and excitement of the high-stakes poker world portrayed in the movie. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the tension and drama needed to enhance the on-screen action.

Anthony Johnson

1/10

The overall production quality of the soundtrack was subpar, with some tracks sounding amateurish and out of place in a Hollywood film. The lack of cohesion and thematic consistency in the music detracted from the viewing experience, leaving a sense of dissatisfaction with the musical accompaniment to the story.

Steven Robinson

7/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range mirrors the highs and lows of Huck's journey, from moments of triumph to heartbreaking losses, creating a compelling and engaging listening experience.

Betty Green

10/10

The soundtrack of Lucky You perfectly captures the intense and emotional journey of Huck Cheever, a poker player struggling with his personal demons. The music enhances the tension and excitement of the poker scenes, making the audience feel like they are right in the middle of the high-stakes games.

John Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Lucky You effectively captures the high-stakes and emotional rollercoaster of the world of poker through its dynamic and intense music choices. The use of suspenseful and fast-paced tracks enhances the tension of the poker scenes, keeping the audience engaged throughout.

John Garcia

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Lucky You is a standout feature of the movie, elevating the storytelling and character development to new heights. It's a musical masterpiece that enhances the viewing experience and lingers in your mind long after the credits roll.

Thomas Rodriguez

8/10

The incorporation of various musical genres and styles in the soundtrack reflects the diversity of experiences and emotions depicted in the film, creating a rich tapestry of sounds that resonate with audiences.

Betty Jackson

7/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for the intense and high-stakes world of professional poker, immersing the audience in the atmosphere of Las Vegas during the poker world series.

Carol Williams

7/10

The musical choices in Lucky You not only complement the narrative but also elevate the storytelling, adding depth and complexity to the characters and their motivations.

David King

6/10

On the other hand, some of the soundtrack choices in Lucky You feel a bit cliché and predictable, relying too heavily on familiar tropes of gambling and Las Vegas. While the music effectively sets the mood for the film, it lacks originality and fails to bring a unique perspective to the story being told.

Stephanie Jackson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Lucky You contributes significantly to the overall impact of the film, enhancing the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression with its evocative and memorable musical moments.

Kimberly Young

3/10

The choice of songs in the film felt disconnected from the storyline and characters. The emotional depth and complexity of Huck Cheever's journey were not reflected in the soundtrack, making it difficult for the audience to fully immerse themselves in the film's narrative.

Michelle King

10/10

The composition of the score is masterful, blending elements of suspense, drama, and introspection to mirror Huck's inner turmoil and external challenges. Each track immerses the listener in the Las Vegas atmosphere, creating a sense of urgency and anticipation that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the film.

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