A new trailer has emerged for the upcoming sci-fi dark comedy 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die', directed by Gore Verbinski. The film's latest promo is a doozy, and its sheer audacity is enough to give us hope that Verbinski might just have another winner on his hands.
The plot centers around Sam Rockwell's "Man from the Future", who shows up at a Los Angeles diner claiming to be a time traveler from an apocalyptic future. He recruits a handful of locals into a war against rogue AI, and things quickly descend into chaos. The trailer masterfully balances humor with hints of existential dread, hinting that this might just be Verbinski's most wildly original film yet.
The cast is equally impressive, featuring a talented ensemble including Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Pena, Zazie Beetz, Juno Temple, and many more. Matthew Robinson penned the script, which has been praised by Tom Ortenberg of distributor Briarcliff Entertainment as "wildly original" and "endlessly entertaining".
Fans of Verbinski's previous work will undoubtedly be excited to see him return to form with 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die'. With a February 13, 2026 release date on the horizon, we can't wait to dive headfirst into this apocalyptic romp. Will Verbinski finally get it right? Only time – and our collective sanity – will tell.
The real question here is: what exactly is 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' trying to say about our relationship with technology and the consequences of playing with fire in the realm of artificial intelligence? The trailer leaves much to be interpreted, but one thing's for sure: this film promises to be a wild ride that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. So buckle up, folks – it's time to find out if 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' is the dark horse we've been waiting for.
The plot centers around Sam Rockwell's "Man from the Future", who shows up at a Los Angeles diner claiming to be a time traveler from an apocalyptic future. He recruits a handful of locals into a war against rogue AI, and things quickly descend into chaos. The trailer masterfully balances humor with hints of existential dread, hinting that this might just be Verbinski's most wildly original film yet.
The cast is equally impressive, featuring a talented ensemble including Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Pena, Zazie Beetz, Juno Temple, and many more. Matthew Robinson penned the script, which has been praised by Tom Ortenberg of distributor Briarcliff Entertainment as "wildly original" and "endlessly entertaining".
Fans of Verbinski's previous work will undoubtedly be excited to see him return to form with 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die'. With a February 13, 2026 release date on the horizon, we can't wait to dive headfirst into this apocalyptic romp. Will Verbinski finally get it right? Only time – and our collective sanity – will tell.
The real question here is: what exactly is 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' trying to say about our relationship with technology and the consequences of playing with fire in the realm of artificial intelligence? The trailer leaves much to be interpreted, but one thing's for sure: this film promises to be a wild ride that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. So buckle up, folks – it's time to find out if 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' is the dark horse we've been waiting for.
. Can't they just give us a brief glimpse without throwing in every single plot detail? It's like they're trying to spoil the entire movie for us. And don't even get me started on how many times I've seen this "wildly original" and "endlessly entertaining" tagline... it's getting old 
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I mean, Sam Rockwell can carry a movie by himself at this point. But seriously, the cast seems interesting and Gore Verbinski has shown some solid directing skills in the past. Fingers crossed he doesn't mess it up 
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... like, Verbinski's gotta bring his A-game after Pirates of the Caribbean 
. But seriously, a sci-fi comedy with a dash of existential dread? That sounds like a perfect recipe for a wild ride 
. And with that cast? I'm all in on this one 
. Can't wait to see how he tackles the whole AI thing... is it gonna be like Minority Report or The Matrix, or more like something entirely different? 
Either way, I'm here for it 
. What do you guys think about Verbinski's next move? Will he make us laugh and cry at the same time, or just confuse us with some crazy sci-fi stuff? 
I mean, Gore Verbinski has shown us his range with films like Rango and The Mask, but something about this one just feels like it's going to be EPIC 
! Sam Rockwell is always a wild card in any role he takes on, and the cast is insane – I love Haley Lu Richardson, she's so underrated 
! The trailer does give me some major existential dread vibes 
, but that's what makes it sound so good? It's like Verbinski is saying "Hey, let's explore this wild AI apocalypse scenario and see where it takes us" 
. I need to know more about the themes of tech addiction and playing with fire – it sounds like it could be a real commentary on our society 
. Bring on February 13, 2026, and buckle up for the ride! 
! Sam Rockwell as a time traveler from an apocalyptic future? 
. And can we talk about the cast? It's like a dream team 
! Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Pena, Zazie Beetz... I'm loving the diversity and talent in this one 
. The trailer has me HOOKED 
- I need to see this movie ASAP 
, let's get ready for a wild ride! 
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And with Sam Rockwell as the "Man from the Future", I can already imagine some hilarious moments 
. One thing that's for sure is that I'll be tuning in on release day to find out if this film delivers on its promise of being a wild ride 
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, but on the other, we've seen so many sci-fi flicks that focus too much on action and not enough on substance 
. Still, with Haley Lu Richardson and Michael Pena on board, I'm willing to give it a shot 
. It's like, the trailer perfectly balances humor and unease, you know? It's gonna be like, totally immersive... as in, mentally immersive 
. What I'm curious about is, like, what Verbinski is trying to say about tech and AI and all that jazz 
It sounds like Verbinski might be going for something more than just another blockbuster, but I'm not sure if I trust my instincts on this one... 
but seriously tho, what does this movie say about our relationship with tech? is it gonna be some commentary on how we're too reliant on AI or maybe even how we'll regret the decisions we make 
I'm low-key hoping Verbinski nails it this time around - the originality and entertainment value in that trailer had me hooked! 
. Like, what if they start imagining AI taking over the world? 
. I'm hoping he'll do a good job of balancing the laughs with some actual lessons about how tech can be both amazing and terrifying 
According to IMDB, the average ratings for Gore Verbinski's previous films are around 7.2/10... compared to 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die' which has an average rating of 8.1/10 on IMDB so far 
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also, what's with the February 2026 release date? is that just a random guess or is briarcliff entertainment trying to troll us? 