Good Luck Have Fun Don’t Die.

Completely brilliant on EVERY level. A cinematic and directorial tour de force. An Oscar and Golden Globe worthy performance by 

Sam Rockwell.  Haley Lu Richardson amongst a terrific cast  giving a good female portrayal as the indestructible side kick  Genius director Gore Verbinski, backed with the equally brilliant writing of Mathew Robinson sets news of the coming apocalypse at Norms diner in LA.   The messenger is the mesmerizingly goofy Sam Rockwell on his 117th attempt to recruit a team to help him with his mission. Announcing to stunned patrons a specific combination of which will help him succeed, but as he doesn't know which combination is correct, to help him change the outcome and save (At least 50% of the world's population). Their ultimate mission is to find a nine-year-old boy who is about to create an AI that will take over the world, they do not want to stop the process, but merely introduce a security protocol that will secure the AI. 

More scientifically inventive than 2001,  More thrilling than Towering Inferno. As funny as blazing saddles. And with romance of on par with You’e got Mail. The time traveling plot is dizzying in its inventiveness and keeps you guessing until the very last frame. (Do they still have frames?)   12000 stars