Good story, Not enough for a whole film

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

The characters in this movie will carry you through it. It's out there unbelievable crazy fun and funny movie. I can't say enough about how much fun this movie is. I enjoyed just about every moment

An old fashion heist movie, with enough plot twists and double meanings to keep everyone entertained. It should be rated PG, and that's not a negative thing. The whole cast is entertaining and it's a lot of fun while keeping the stakes on a human level. Dwight Yoakum's cameo as a prison warden is alone worth the price of admission. Steven Soderbergh welcome back to the movies (he was only retired for 5 years)!

This movie is neither bad nor god. It is a an attempt of making a funny and exciting heist movie that in fact is neither.The movie is not bad played by the actors*. Not even bad directed by Steven Söderberg - who generally has a talent of making movies with a realistic edge due to his way of shooting scenes with quiet sequences that speak for itself - Its just that in this case it is a funny mixture of Söderbergs stile that does not match with the genre. *However: Is Adam driver not a wrong cast to play Jimmys one armed brother?Maybe Söderberg should look towards Guy Ritchies brilliant movie Snatch (maybe he did?) - Now there is a mixture that comes out both funny, exciting and brilliant even.But you know - This movie tends to either impress or the opposite. So maybe you will call Logan Lucky differently than I did?And not somewhere in between!

A silly and improbable caper planned by mental midgets culminated in a successful robbery of the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Supposedly, all the money was recovered. Of course, authorities, in an attempt to find the perps, are baffled by the circumstances surrounding the entire event. The matter, as the Speedway says, had been concluded to their satisfaction.