Directed by Verbinski (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Ring, Rango) with a script from Matthew Robinson (Love and Monsters), Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die smushes a handful of Black Mirror-esque dystopian tech vignettes into one, mostly coherent narrative. The film’s central story of a time-traveling hero sent to our present to stop an AI apocalypse has extremely unsubtle Terminator influences. But told through the lens of Verbinski’s slapstick sensibilities, Good Luck becomes both wildly original and wildly entertaining, even as it begins to break from reality in a messy final act.

It's been a couple of months since the Burning Springs update launched in Fallout 76, adding a chunk of the great state of Ohio to the existing Appalachia map. While there is certainly more to be explored in that region, 2026 is going to find the team at Bethesda attempting to make the existing Fallout 76 experience better.

Back in the early days of the internet and social media, we were very naive about our data (or, I was, at very least). Sure, we'd see those posts that said "Look out! Facebook owns every photo you upload" but we didn't turn to VPNs, we just shrugged and thought "So what? That's just a technicality. Mark Zuckerberg doesn't care about our selfies", little knowing that everything we posted, said, and did, was being mined for information about us so that algorithms could manipulate us based on the whims of the highest bidder.

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