Good Fortune

Good Fortune (2025)

Directed by Aziz Ansari ยท Written by Aziz Ansari
Movie R
Woke-o-meter 2/20 2/20
Content rating: The film features pervasive strong profanity, frequent depictions of social drinking, smoking, and recreational drug use, and moderate, brief violence such as a car crash and a non-fatal shooting. It also contains mild sexual themes, including kissing and pool-party swimwear.
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Synopsis

Gabriel, an accident-prone but good-hearted celestial being, decides to intervene in the daily affairs of mortals. He targets his chaotic helpfulness toward a hard-up independent contractor and a highly affluent startup investor. His otherworldly interference quickly disrupts the lives of both individuals in unexpected ways.

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Woke Score Breakdown

๐ŸŽญ Race-swapped character
1
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All characters in this original story, including the angel Gabriel and the gig worker Arj, are original creations rather than race-swapped versions of established or historical figures.


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๐Ÿ”ƒ Gender-swapped character
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No established characters are recast as the opposite sex in this original screenplay.


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๐Ÿ‘ฅ Diverse casting
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The diverse main cast (including Aziz Ansari, Keke Palmer, Sandra Oh, and Keanu Reeves) fits naturally into the modern, multicultural Los Angeles setting without feeling artificially assembled for demographic representation.


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โœŠ Racial messaging
1
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The movie centers its social critique entirely on class division, wealth inequality, and the gig economy rather than systemic racism or racial grievance.


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๐Ÿ›‚ Immigrant themes
1
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The film does not contain any storylines or messages focused on immigration, borders, or the immigrant experience.


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๐Ÿชถ Indigenous peoples
1
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No themes related to native peoples, colonization, or indigenous dispossession are present.


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๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ LGBT characters
1
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There are no notable LGBT characters, relationships, or identity-based themes.


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โ™€๏ธ Feminist themes
1
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While Elena is depicted as a determined worker organizing a union, her story focuses on labor and class struggles rather than presenting a feminist critique of traditional gender roles or male obstacles.


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๐Ÿข Anti-capitalist themes
3
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The film's entire narrative is a critique of modern capitalism, wealth inequality, and the gig economy. It follows Arj, a worker struggling to survive on app-based labor while living in his car, and directly dismantles the capitalist platitude that 'money can't buy happiness' by showing how life-altering financial stability actually is. It also features a subplot about retail workers trying to unionize against corporate exploitation.


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๐ŸŒฑ Environmental issues
1
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There are no climate or environmental themes present.


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Content Rating Breakdown

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๐Ÿ’‹ Sex & Nudity
Mild
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There are no explicit sexual acts or actual nudity depicted in the film. The content is limited to romantic kissing between Arj and Elena, a few light sexual innuendos, and a house party sequence with women in bikinis and shirtless men in swim trunks. Additionally, a woman briefly makes a suggestive comment and tries to seduce Gabriel, though nothing comes of it.


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๐Ÿฉธ Violence & Gore
Moderate
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While not a violent film overall, there are a few notable incidents depicted without graphic detail. These include a car crash that leaves Arj in a temporary coma, several near-miss car accidents, and a scene where Jeff is mistakenly shot in the shoulder during a chaotic robbery attempt. These scenes remain brief and are not focused on graphic gore.


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๐Ÿคฌ Profanity
Severe
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Strong language is used frequently and pervasively throughout the dialogue. The script features over 30 uses of the f-word, approximately 20 uses of the s-word, and other vulgarities such as 'bitch,' 'ass,' 'damn,' and 'hell.' There are also multiple instances of religious profanity, including God's name used in vain and a misuse of Jesus's name.


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๐Ÿบ Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Moderate
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Substance use is a recurring element. Once demoted to human form, Gabriel takes up chain-smoking cigarettes, consumes beer, drinks liquor from a flask, and eats marijuana-infused candy. Additionally, Jeff is depicted taking a psychoactive drug that causes him to vomit, and various other characters are shown drinking beer, wine, and mixed drinks in party environments.


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๐Ÿ‘ป Frightening & Intense Scenes
Mild
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The fantasy-comedy framing keeps the tone light, but there are a few brief, tense situations. These include Arj's initial deep despondency and financial desperation, near-collision driving scenes, a chaotic robbery attempt, and subsequent scenes of characters in the hospital. Additionally, Gabriel shows Arj a depressing vision of a potential future that includes euthanizing a pet.


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