Hollywood’s relationship with artificial intelligence on screen is evolving fast. For years, filmmakers fed us stories about soulful robots, tech-gone-wrong, and mankind’s pride leading straight to digital doomsday. But now, with Gore Verbinski’s upcoming film Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die making waves, it looks like the industry is ready to shake up the tired AI narrative.

AI Gets a Hollywood Makeover
Forget about slow philosophical debates and monotone androids yearning for humanity. The trailer for Verbinski’s film is a wild ride — energetic, chaotic, and refreshingly free of the same old ‘man vs. machine’ sermon. It promises a new kind of AI movie: less navel-gazing, more adrenaline, and perhaps even a sense of humor.
Why the Change?
With tech evolving faster than you can say “deepfake,” it’s about time the movies caught up. Audiences crave new perspectives, and Hollywood finally seems ready to deliver. If you’re tired of existential robot soliloquies and want to see AI handled with some style, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die might just be your jam. Who knew the robots would be the ones to save us from boredom?
Let’s hope this trend sticks. After all, if AI really does take over, maybe it’ll have better script ideas too.




