Don't Say Good Luck review – high school musical weepie puts Sunny Sandler in the spotlight The recent film "Don't Say Good Luck" has sparked conversations about the pressures faced by teenagers in musical theater, particularly those who are thrust into leading roles at a young age.
The movie's portrayal of these struggles is undoubtedly heartfelt and relatable, but it also raises important questions about the expectations placed on these young performers.
The film follows Sunny Sandler as Soph, a shy teenager who lands the lead role in her school production of "Waitress.