Lightning Jack

Synopsis

In the 1994 Western comedy film 'Lightning Jack', Paul Hogan stars as a wannabe outlaw who often ends up in comical misadventures. Alongside his dimwitted sidekick, played by Cuba Gooding Jr., they embark on a journey of bank heists and daring escapades. As their exploits become more ambitious, they attract the attention of the law and other notorious outlaws. Throughout the film, Lightning Jack must confront his own limitations and face the consequences of his actions. Filled with humor, action, and a pinch of drama, 'Lightning Jack' takes the audience on a rollicking ride through the Wild West.

Cast

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  Paul Hogan

  Lightning Jack Kane

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  Beverly D'Angelo

  Lana Castel

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  Cuba Gooding Jr.

  Ben Doyle

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  Pat Hingle

  U.S. Marshal Dan Kurtz

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  Richard Riehle

  Marcus

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  Frank McRae

  Mr. Doyle

Reviews

Despite its star power with Paul Hogan and Cuba Gooding Jr., 'Lightning Jack' received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the chemistry between the leads and the lighthearted tone of the film, others criticized its predictable plot and reliance on clichés. A reviewer from Variety commended the comedic performances but noted the lack of depth in the characters. On the other hand, a critic from The Hollywood Reporter found the humor to be stale and the action sequences uninspired. Overall, 'Lightning Jack' seems to divide opinions among audiences and critics, with some enjoying the light-hearted entertainment while others find it lacking in substance. The film has an IMDb rating of 5.5/10 and a Rotten Tomatoes score of 6%.

See also

The Dark Knight

Joker

Titanic

Ex Machina