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Sci-Fi Satire 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' Offers Bleak Warnings

Director Gore Verbinski's film puts an inspired script through its paces as a crazy prophet comes to a diner in search of disciples to help save the world.

Verbinski's Indie Thriller 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' Tackles AI Apocalypse

Sam Rockwell shines in this scrappy, low-budget middle finger to social media and AI that serves as a wake-up call.

Critics Praise Director's First Film in Nearly a Decade as "Best Black Mirror Episode in Years"

Gore Verbinski's new sci-fi thriller "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die" starring Sam Rockwell receives overwhelmingly positive reviews.

Christopher Nolan Reflects on 'Interstellar' Scene He Didn't Like

Director says Timothee Chalamet performed the emotional moment his own way despite Nolan's reservations.

Anti-AI comedy 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' falls short

The zany sci-fi film from director Gore Verbinski fails to stand out despite its wild premise.

Norms Diner Takes Center Stage in New Sci-Fi Comedy Film

The classic LA restaurant is the setting for a darkly comic adventure about the perils of technology addiction.

Chalamet Interviews Nolan About 'Interstellar' Backlash

Director discusses mixed reviews and Chalamet's defiant performance in emotional family scenes.

Anti-AI comedy 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' falls short

Sam Rockwell shines in zany opening, but the film struggles to maintain focus and entertainment value

Movie Review: 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' Explores AI Dystopia

Sam Rockwell stars in Gore Verbinski's absurdist sci-fi satire about a man from the future warning of AI disaster.

Fallout 5 Setting Sparks Debate Among Gamers

Bethesda confirms Fallout TV show events are canon, dividing fans on how it will impact the next game.

Sam Rockwell Suggests Helen Mirren as Potential Replacement for Alan Rickman in Galaxy Quest Sequel

The actor is hopeful a new version of the cult classic sci-fi film can move forward despite the loss of a key cast member.

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