Reviews — Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Kingson S
It's an intriguing film with a genuinely unsettling concept that really messes with your head. While there are several moments where things don’t quite add up, the chilling idea of how far artificial intelligence might progress is truly impactful. The movie delves into previously unexplored areas concerning the consequences of AI, setting it apart from other films centered on this technology.
Martin Oaks
The film begins with an unusual situation unfolding in an ordinary Los Angeles diner—a setting that quickly becomes less important when a man enters declaring himself a time traveler on his 117th attempt to save the world. He’s looking for everyday people, without any particular talents, to assemble into a team tasked with stopping a dangerous artificial intelligence powered by negative aspects of social media. Ve…
Brent Marchant
There's a growing number of people suggesting humanity might be headed toward an irreversible crisis. Some even believe we’ve already reached that point. Regardless, it appears we stand at a pivotal moment with potentially huge consequences. But is there anything that can be done to avert disaster? That’s the central question in director Gore Verbinski's newest film, a bizarre, unconventional science-fiction comedy a…
Sierbahnn
It’s remarkably engaging and relevant. The film boasts exceptional casting across the board; the storyline holds your attention, and the characters are both memorable and appealing, effectively contributing to the suspense. The direction is excellent, and its visual style feels lively and authentic, despite some departures from reality. The underlying message resonates deeply, which elevates it further, but even w…
CinemaSerf
A man who resembles Christopher Lloyd bursts into a bustling diner, declaring he's traveled here from the future. He—played by Sam Rockwell—insists this is not his first visit and attempts to enlist some of the patrons in a mission to stop an AI prodigy from seizing control of everything. Predictably, they dismiss him as delusional, but when he displays what appears to be a detonator, a few people start paying attent…


