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In Gore Verbinski’s absurdist AI sci-fi satire “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die,” a strange unnamed man (Sam Rockwell) steps into a Los Angeles diner and declares that he’s from the future. “All of ...

Sam Rockwell plays a time traveler from an apocalypse come to save humanity from its own reliance on machines in a madcap sci-fi comedy.

Nearby, the fate of the world is being decided. A child is about to invent an artificial intelligence that will go rogue and take over the world. The man from the future has brought safety protocols ...

There was a brief window when Gore Verbinski's success with the first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies felt like the ...

The unhinged sci-fi time travel doomsday comedy wake-up call "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die" already feels like a movie people will circle back to years from now and call ahead of its time.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die also stars Asim Chaudhry, Tom Taylor, Riccardo Drayton, Dino Fetscher, Anna Acton, Daniel ...

The MCU meets the DCEU in Prime Video's latest mega-budgeted, straight-to-streaming new actioner, The Wrecking Crew (no relation to the 1968 Sharon Tate movie of the same name). In the flick, ...

Sundance: Cooper Hoffman becomes Olivia Wilde's sex slave in a clear-eyed (if disappointingly) tame satire about sex, truth, and the importance of putting yourself out there. The year is 2026, all of ...

Cooper Hoffman and Olivia Wilde in 'I Want Your Sex' Courtesy of Sundance Institute, photo by Lacey Terrell Sex, money and murder: Gregg Araki knows what people want, and it’s been a long time since ...

Billed under the Family Matinee section of the Sundance Film Festival, today’s World Premiere of Fing!, an Australian-British production, proves to be one of the unexpected delights of the fest so far ...

Robinson’s script is a delight, and Verbinski’s return triumphant, but make no mistake: this is a film that lives and dies by the performances of its impressive ensemble.