Luck (2022) 720p Web Malaysub.mp4 May 2026

Despite mixed reviews, it was reported as the highest-performing original family film on Apple TV+ at the time of its release, with 2.2 million U.S. viewers in its first week.

Critics' reviews were mixed, with Rotten Tomatoes reporting a 48% approval rating. Luck (2022) 720p WEB malaysub.mp4

is a 3D computer-animated fantasy comedy film that marks the debut feature from Skydance Animation . It was released on Apple TV+ and in select theaters on August 5, 2022. Plot Overview Despite mixed reviews, it was reported as the

Some critics found the plot overly complicated, the worldbuilding confusing, and the 106-minute runtime slightly too long for its target audience. is a 3D computer-animated fantasy comedy film that

The story follows , voiced by Eva Noblezada, who is considered the unluckiest person in the world. Having recently aged out of the foster care system, Sam is determined to find a "forever family" for her younger friend, Hazel. Her life changes when she discovers a lucky penny belonging to a talking black cat named Bob (voiced by Simon Pegg). After accidentally losing the penny, Sam follows Bob into the secret Land of Luck , where magical creatures manage the distribution of good and bad luck to the human world. Together, they embark on a quest to recover the penny and eventually realize that a balance of both good and bad luck is essential for a meaningful life. Cast and Production Director: Peggy Holmes Key Voice Cast: Eva Noblezada as Sam Greenfield Simon Pegg as Bob, the Scottish black cat Jane Fonda as Babe the Dragon, the CEO of Good Luck Whoopi Goldberg as The Captain, head of security Flula Borg as Jeff the Unicorn

Reviewers generally enjoyed the high-quality animation, vibrant colors, and the performances of the voice cast, particularly Jane Fonda and Simon Pegg.

The film underwent significant changes during its five-year development, including a change in directors and a move from Paramount Pictures to Apple TV+ for distribution. It was produced under the leadership of John Lasseter, formerly of Pixar. Reception