At exactly 10:10 PM at Norm’s Diner in Los Angeles, a bedraggled man in a hot-wired slicker claims he’s from the future. His message is simple: the end is nigh. In the coming days, A.I. slop will enslave humanity. Tonight is the last night to stop it. The diners must put down their pie slices and burgers and join him to save the future, lest they obliviously frog-march toward their demise. Operating off an absolutely bonkers script from Matthew Robinson, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die marks the return of veteran director Gore Verbinski, who hasn’t helmed a feature since 2016’s underrated gothic horror A Cure for Wellness. The result is something completely zany, culturally prescient, and often rather funny. Read More