Name: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
Genre: Action, Thriller, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Released: 2026-02-20
Rating: 7
Cast: Sam Rockwell, Michael Pena, Haley Lu Richardson, Zazie Beetz, Juno Temple

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A “Man From the Future” arrives at a diner in Los Angeles, where he must recruit the precise combination of disgruntled patrons to join him on a one-night quest to save the world from the terminal threat of a rogue artificial intelligence.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die

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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die,’ directed by Gore Verbinski, tells a story about the end of the world, with AI as the villain, without turning it into a big, over-the-top spectacle. The film blends science fiction and dark comedy, yet it avoids forced jokes and over-the-top action. Its focus is on ordinary people suddenly confronted with extraordinary circumstances, and the tension comes from choices rather than explosions. Verbinski’s direction gives the story a slightly chaotic flavour that mirrors the uncertainty of the characters’ situation. Small moments in the film carry as much weight as any major plot point, giving a rare sense of urgency in a story about global disaster.
The story takes place in a Los Angeles diner. A man claiming to be from the future (Sam Rockwell) enters, warning that a powerful artificial intelligence will soon destroy humanity. He informs that this is his 117th attempt to select the right group of volunteers. After much deliberation, he opts for Mark (Michael Peña), Janet (Zazie Beetz), Bob (Daniel Barnett), Scott (Asim Chaudhary), and Marie (Georgia Goodman), while Ingrid (Haley Lu Richardson) and Susan (Juno Temple) volunteer to join him. Trouble arises when the police surround the diner, and Bob is killed while trying to escape. The film then explores the backstories of several characters: Mark and Janet are a couple and teachers at a school where phones dominate students’ lives; Susan is a single mother whose son was a victim of a school shooting; and Ingrid has a severe allergy to Wi-Fi. Eventually, the group tracks down a nine-year-old boy whose AI invention is on the verge of taking over the world.
The film opens in a way that immediately grabs attention. Rockwell’s character moves through the diner, speaking directly to the patrons in a long, urgent monologue about how AI and social media have taken over people’s lives. One of the film’s greatest strengths is its willingness to be unusual. The artificial intelligence is not a cartoonish villain; it is a product of human ambition and carelessness. The story explores how people rely on machines and how technology quietly shapes daily life. At times, the plot can feel complicated with some confusing turns, but the honesty of the storytelling keeps viewers engaged. The humour is dry and sometimes uncomfortable, yet the film avoids predictable jokes, giving it a rhythm and tone of its own.
Sam Rockwell gives his “man from the future” both a restless energy and a quiet, haunting sadness, showing a man weighed down by knowledge of a tragic future. Juno Temple plays Susan with a grounded, subdued presence. She conveys doubt, fear, and curiosity, making her character feel real. Haley Lu Richardson shines as Ingrid, expressing her character’s trauma and pain with subtlety, especially in scenes with her boyfriend where her emotions come through naturally. Michael Peña and Zazie Beetz are convincing as a couple who teach at the same school, their chemistry feeling authentic. Even when the story becomes heavy with ideas, the cast keeps it human and immediate. Their interactions feel real, giving warmth and authenticity to the film.
The film explores a bold idea, similar to an episode of ‘Black Mirror,’ but with a gentler intensity, and it succeeds more often than it fails. Its structure is not tight, and the concept can feel overwhelming at times. Yet its intimate and thoughtful approach to a global disaster manages to leave an impression. The story examines whether ordinary people can change the future and how technology reflects both the best and worst of humanity. It also looks at how fear, hope, and small decisions shape outcomes. The film requires patience, but the result is a powerful reflection on responsibility, choice, and the fragile connections between our actions over time.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die | Official Trailer

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die | Official Teaser Trailer

Golden Globe Award winner Sam Rockwell is an American actor who appears in both films and TV shows. He made his debut with the 1989 horror film Clownhouse before starring in blockbusters like Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Rockwell has also maintained his association with theater and continues to appear in plays and short films. His intense performances have won him an array of awards and nominations including the Academy and BAFTA.

Sam Rockwell

Michael Pena is a Mexican- American actor and musician best recognized for his comic roles. He has appeared in multiple films that were nominated for Best Picture Academy Award- Crash, American Hustle, The Martian among others. His important television appearances include roles in Pacific Blue, ER, The Shield and Chozen.

Michael Pena

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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die(2026)

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