The review of Apple TV's 'Lucky' highlights the series' struggles with plot coherence and character development despite a talented cast.

The seven-episode limited series, adapted from Jonathan Tropper's novel, follows Anya Taylor-Joy as Lucky, a con woman navigating a complex web of identity theft and financial fraud.However, the adaptation is criticized for discarding the source material's core elements, resulting in a disjointed narrative.

The review points out that the series lacks a consistent tone, theme, and pace, with characters feeling underdeveloped and plot points feeling arbitrary.

While Taylor-Joy's performance shines and the ensemble cast delivers strong performances, the lack of depth in the storyline and the series' inability to capitalize on its premise prevent it from being a compelling watch.

The review also notes the series' excessive length and its failure to engage with moral ambiguity, making it an uneven and unsatisfying experience.