Get ready for a cinematic treat with Aziz Ansari's directorial debut, 'Good Fortune': A Dark Twist on a Holiday Classic.
Aziz Ansari, known for his diverse talents, has crafted a unique dramedy that's sure to leave an impression. 'Good Fortune' takes inspiration from the beloved film 'It's a Wonderful Life', but with a modern, darker spin. Picture this: a struggling LA man, Arj, played by Ansari himself, finds his life intertwined with his wealthy boss, Jeff (Seth Rogen), thanks to the intervention of a naive yet charming angel, Gabriel (Keanu Reeves).
While the film hasn't dominated the box office, raking in just $15.8 million against a $30 million budget, critics have praised it. /Film's Michael Boyle even hailed Reeves' performance as the movie's standout.
But here's the exciting part: if you've missed 'Good Fortune' in theaters, you're in luck! Prepare to cozy up at home with Ansari's directorial debut, available for rent or purchase on most PVOD platforms from November 7, 2025. Physical media enthusiasts, mark your calendars for December 9, 2025, when you can finally add this gem to your collection.
And this is where it gets interesting... The pricing for 'Good Fortune' varies across platforms and formats. On PVOD, you're looking at $19.99 for rental and $24.99 for purchase. But if you're a physical media enthusiast, be prepared to shell out a pretty penny. The 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD versions carry hefty price tags, with the Blu-ray rounding up to $39.99 and the DVD at $29.99. The exclusive 4K combo pack from Amazon will set you back $34.99.
Now, for the special features: Each platform and format offers its own exclusive goodies. You'll find audio commentaries, featurettes, and more, each providing a unique glimpse behind the scenes. From a ride-along with the task sergeant (exclusive to Fandango at Home) to a look at the fashion choices that define the characters, there's something for every film enthusiast.
So, are you ready to explore the world of 'Good Fortune'? Will you opt for the convenience of PVOD or the tangible satisfaction of physical media? And what about those special features - do they add enough value to justify the price difference? Let's discuss in the comments! Is 'Good Fortune' worth the investment, or are there better alternatives for movie buffs?
