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Lucky Strike review – likably manly Scott Eastwood fights his way home in second world war yarn

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Lucky Strike review – likably manly Scott Eastwood fights his way home in second world war yarn
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Scott (son of Clint) is a wounded soldier behind enemy lines in this competent thriller with tense set pieces and clunky passagesIf you’re looking for something to watch with a man whose eyes brim with any mention of the second world war, this will do fine. Although essentially a manly feature about men doing man stuff in battle, with just the one lady in it (an indelible Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor) for a mere slip of a framing device, it’s not unequivocally macho and actually dips its toes into the

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