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Movie reviews: GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE; GOAT; “WUTHERING HEIGHTS”
Three new features have no trouble going for the weirdness.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Often it takes a lesser version of a great movie to appreciate how great that predecessor is—and while this ersatz Everything Everywhere All At Once has its charms, it also goes to show what a small miracle the aforementioned Oscar-winner was.
It opens with an agitated man (Sam Rockwell) barging into a diner, claiming to be a visitor from the future, in need of a group of volunteers to help save the world from a coming A.I. apocalypse.
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