Movie

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2025)

Jack Baty

16 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

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I should have loved this. I mean Haley Lu Richardson, Sam Rockwell, and Michael Peña? I am IN!

Except I kind of hated it. Rockwell is a favorite and I love it when they let him off his leash, but I didn't enjoy his character at all. This movie should've been fun. I expected it to be fun. Instead, it was cynical and mean and the ending was just an eye-roller for me.

"Kids and their iPhones amirite?!" is so lazy. I found the individual back stories to be uninspiring Black Mirror wannabes.

Anyway, darn. Disappointed. Two stars for the movie, an extra star for the cast.

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