Name: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Exclusive Featurette (2026)
Uploaded: 2026-02-03T17:23:23.000Z
Duration: 5 min 16 s
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The revolution begins tonight, and I'm here to tell you, things in the future are completely fucked.

This story is an amazing dance between kind of comedy and tragedy.

The world is completely messed up and the future is not looking bright.

Gore's been describing the movie as a psychotic opera, which I feel like is really accurate.

This story is about a man from the future.

He claims that he is the sort of keeper of saving the world.

The man of the future is trying to stop the creation of AI.

He has to find the right combination of people in this particular diner called Norms in Los Angeles to save the world and conquer AI.

There's so many influences with the man from the future future.

You know, Chris Lloyd and Back to the Future.

He's that prototype of the kooky professor, you know?

At first, people stopped getting out of bed entirely.

She grows up as the most outcast of all outcasts because she can't really connect or be around anyone or anything in life.

Hi, my name is Isem Choudhury and I play Scott, you weirdo.

Scott is a kind of velour wearing so unnecessary fake gangster, phony soprano.

He's just one of those guys who kind of is the loudest person in the room.

She is a mother who has just lost her child and has then been given the opportunity to clone her boy.

So when we first meet her at Norm's, she volunteers to go on this journey with the man from the future.

Janet and Mark, they're not gonna like me.

I feel like they at one point had like a really good chemistry and they were very interested in each other, but

they just stopped creating on it and making the marriage a marriage.

Janet is married and is a teacher and hasn't really followed the path that she had anticipated.

Her arc ends up being finding love again and allowing herself to kind of see the truth.

You know, it really felt like we were in Los Angeles.

The Norm's looks super real, and it's such a huge set, and

You know, they're shooting the shit out of this thing too.

Thus far, these sets have been incredible.

And Sam's costume, I mean, it's unbelievable.

The detonator is actually not a detonator for a bomb.

It's a trigger for what seems to be a time machine.

there's, like, a really excited, like, little boy inside of him that's so impassioned and excited and, like, giddy to be making movies.

He's a master storyteller, and he really knows how to obviously move the camera.

He's comedically and dramatically significant as a director.

He's got a lot of energy, especially on the night shoots.

I think undeniably, as an actor, when you have a director that seems excited and happy when they're shooting things, you feel excited and happy too.

We've put our trust in this man, and he's taking us home.