Lucky Trouble

November. 11,2011      
Rating:
5.9
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Who said you have to win to be a champion? Slava Kolotiloff, a schoolteacher from a sleepy seaside town by the name of "Fingers" comes to conquer Moscow with the manuscript to his first novel in hand. But instead, quite by accident, he conquers the heart of a beauty named Nadia (Milla Jovovich). As their wedding approaches, Slava needs only to quit his job and tie up loose ends back in "Fingers" before returning to Moscow to start a new life with his new bride. But due to a number of bizarre circumstances he is unable to leave and back in the big city, the wedding goes on regardless as Nadia has to fend off the attentions of her ex-boyfriend Danya, who seems ready to do whatever it takes to win her back.

Konstantin Khabenskiy as  Kolotilov
Milla Jovovich as  Nadya
Ivan Urgant as  Danya
Sergey Garmash as  Khlybustin
Vladimir Menshov as  Tryokhgolovich
Olga Tumaykina as  Dalinska
Galina Loginova as  Mama Nadi
Sergei Selin as  Mer
Aleksandr Robak as  Botsman
Roman Madyanov as  Inspektor DPS

Reviews

Spoonatects
2011/11/11

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

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Suman Roberson
2011/11/12

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

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Candida
2011/11/13

It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.

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Francene Odetta
2011/11/14

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

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yusifg
2011/11/15

If you can look past the pre-World Cup campaign and Urgand/Khabensky duo that is clearly miscast and is fed by Russian movie industry as the Russian international stars, the movie is actually very nice. Kids most certainly stole the show. Their athletic ability, as well as acting, was absolutely superb. The "star" cast was sub-par, Jovovich overplays her part, Urgand is out of place. He is an extremely talented show host and comic improviser, but he is not an actor. Well, maybe not yet. Khabensky seems to be playing the same guy in every movie (aside from Admiral). His character always seems to be drunk. All in all, worth watching with the family. A solid 6 stars.

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resident234
2011/11/16

The movie starts out in Moscow - a man is hit by a car in which a young couple is going to a registry office to get married. But it turns out that the victim and the girl fall in love with each other and the girl dumps her fiancé. The man starts dating the girl and in a week he makes an offer to her to marry him which she happily takes. However, the man is from another city so he has to work off at his job for 2 weeks and then get back to Moscow to marry her. At his last day in the town, he is barely in time on his train to Moscow when he is taken as a soccer coach by mistake and compelled to stay in his home town until he doesn't do his job as the coach. He has to assemble a soccer team and take part in city soccer tournament to be able to get out of town. And then an adventure begins! I'm not a big fan of Russian movies but this particular movie was a fun and I didn't expect I would be absorbed by the storyline so much. The idea is not original, but it is well-staged and played.

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