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GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE - 8/10

A man from the future enters a diner in search of a specific combination of people to accompany him on a one-night mission to save the future from a villainous AI.

GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE was one hell of a ride! I had no idea what I was getting myself into, and that just made the viewing so much better.

It’s a sci-fi dark comedy that totally feels like an episode of Black Mirror… and I absolutely loved it! You’re never really sure what’s going on or what to believe. There’s some great use of flashbacks that add to the overall perplexity and mystery, with everything kind of tying together nicely by the end while leaving you with even more questions than answers. It’s such a fun time from start to finish and completely wacky in the best way possible.

We also get some really good characters and a great cast. Sam Rockwell, Juno Temple, Haley Lu Richardson, Zazie Beetz, Michael Peña, Asim Chaudhry, and Georgia Goodman make up the team setting out to save the future. They all work really well together and make for a unique and entertaining group of characters.

Visually, the movie looks great. The man from the future, the AI, and that whole third act all add to the story and really help make the world feel futuristic. The general vibe of this movie effectively sets the tone, and it’s quite the tone at that.

I truly had an awesome time with this movie. Going in with no knowledge of what I was about to watch was definitely the best way to experience it. I highly recommend checking this one out.

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8/10

That glitter at the end? What in the actual…

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u/DudeIDoReviews — 20 hours ago

LOCKED - 6/10

When Eddie breaks into an SUV, he quickly realizes not only is he trapped inside, but he’s now part of a revenge plot he’ll have to survive if he ever wants to see his daughter again.

It’s a great setup for a thriller, and once it gets going, I was LOCKED in. There are intense moments, solid suspense, and some violence. It’s a pretty contained story, with Bill Skarsgård delivering a good performance and really carrying the film.

At just over 90 minutes, it’s straightforward and not overly complex, but it delivers exactly what it should—entertainment. It’s just a decent movie, and while it could have been better, I was pretty satisfied with it. I did love the ending, though. It’s worth checking out if you’re in the mood for a confined thriller.

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6/10

I really like Bill Skarsgård, he’s got something.

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