Luck

The ending of Luck reveals that after a journey full of magical twists and lessons about luck, both good and bad, the characters have gained a deeper understanding. Bob, who was secretly a Bad Luck cat pretending to be a Good Luck one with a hidden lucky coin, chooses to stay in the human world instead of returning to the Land of Luck. He has grown attached to the life and bonds he has formed, especially with Sam, and no longer wishes to return to a world of endless luck or misfortune. Meanwhile, Sam, who initially believed her misfortune was unchangeable, learns that luck isn’t about magic talismans but about appreciating the small, meaningful moments in life. She doesn’t bring a lucky coin back to the human world because she realizes she already has what she needs—the love and family around her. The story’s core message is that life isn’t about perfect luck or fortune but about balance, gratitude, and kindness. Both Sam and Bob find their happiness not through magical objects but through acceptance, connection, and understanding that luck, whether good or bad, is essential for a meaningful life. Ultimately, the film encourages viewers to recognize their own luck in the everyday and to appreciate the unpredictable, imperfect journey of life.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:44