Scott Eastwood, son of filmmaker Clint Eastwood, stars in the new World War II drama "Lucky Strike," which opened in U.S. movie theaters on Friday, June 26. Directed by Rod Lurie, the film features Eastwood as John Castle, an American soldier wounded during the Battle of the Bulge and trapped behind enemy lines in Germany. He must use his resourcefulness and a Motorola SCR-300 radio to evade capture and return home.
The cast also includes Colin Hanks and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor. "Lucky Strike" is being distributed by Roadside Attractions.
Current Availability
As of its release, "Lucky Strike" is exclusively playing in theaters. Audiences can find showtimes through platforms like Fandango. The film is not currently available for streaming on platforms such as Netflix or Amazon Prime Video.
Future Digital Release
While "Lucky Strike" is not a Netflix original, it is possible it could eventually stream on the platform. However, a release is not anticipated in the near future. Viewers will eventually be able to purchase or rent the film on digital platforms, but it will not be available for free streaming on Amazon Prime Video as it is not a Prime original movie.
The digital release date for "Lucky Strike" has not been officially announced. However, based on the digital release patterns of previous Roadside Attractions films, such as "A Great Awakening," which became available on demand approximately one month after its theatrical debut, "Lucky Strike" might be accessible for rent or purchase in late July. Some Roadside Attractions films have taken up to two months to reach digital platforms, suggesting a possible August release.
Historically, Roadside Attractions has had output deals with streaming services like Hulu. However, it remains unclear if "Lucky Strike" will follow this pattern, as recent films from the distributor have not been exclusively streamed on Hulu. For those seeking to watch "Lucky Strike" immediately, theatrical screenings are the only option.