Even good actors make bad movies, and good Directors as well. As for Lucky Numbers, I might advise against it. Of course, if you liked this movie then you'll have nothing to complain about. Video Something that can be said about Lucky Numbers is that it certainly does look good. I missed the movie in theaters, but I have to say that more and more these movies are almost looking better at home than in the movieplex.
Colors are vivid and colorful, particularly in scenes like the lottery drawing.
Edge enhancement is at a minimum and I saw no artifacting or digital elements to boot. Another fine DVD transfer from Paramount, as expected. Audio Lucky Numbers, being a new movie, is presented in a Dolby Digital 5.1 track. Dialogue is clear and clean with no signs of distortion, but you do have to listen to John Travlota occasionally as he tends to trail off. The surround effects were hardly used, but I did catch a few times when they were active.