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[Blu-Ray Review] Good Fortune; Now Available From Lionsgate
In Aziz Ansari’s directorial debut, GOOD FORTUNE, a well-meaning but rather inept angel named Gabriel (Keanu Reeves) observes a struggling gig worker, Arj (Aziz Ansari), who is barely making ends meet in Los Angeles, and intervenes to show him that money can’t solve all his problems. Gabriel swaps Arj’s life with a wealthy venture capitalist, Jeff (Seth Rogen), but the plan backfires when Arj is convinced his newfound wealth has, in fact, solved all his problems. As Arj refuses to switch back, Jeff is left without his fortune, Gabriel loses his wings, and all three are forced to confront what it truly means to be human.
EXCLUSIVE: Keanu Reeves is Heaven Sent! Actor Receives Praise From Movie Director as He Nails Angel Role With His 'Bright Movie-star Aura'
Heaven sent. Keanu Reeves is getting rave reviews for his role as low-ranking angel Gabriel in the new movie Good Fortune, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Writer, director, and costar Aziz Ansari, 42, credits Reeves' bright movie-star aura for his success at portraying the angel, who tries to teach struggling worker Ansari the lesson that money can't buy happiness.
In addition to the heavenly role, 61-year-old Reeves is also walking on cloud nine thanks to his strong relationship with his longtime partner, visual artist Alexandra Grant, 52.
"Keanu and Alexandra are so in love," said a source. "A lot of women out there are probably bummed she stole his heart."
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Aziz Ansari’s ‘Good Fortune’ Asks a Funny Question Befitting Christmas: Does Money Really Solve Life’s Problems?
“Good Fortune” written and directed by Aziz Ansari is a whimsical romantic comedy that blends humor, heart, and fantasy. Posing a deceptively simple question: Does money really solve life’s problems or does hope come from something far more human?
At its center is Gabriel (Keanu Reeves), a low-ranking guardian angel whose official assignment is modest but vital: preventing people from dying while texting and driving. With his diminutive wings and a gentle touch. Often just a single hand placed on a distracted driver’s shoulder. Gabriel saves lives at their most fragile moments.
What seems like a minor role reveals its deeper purpose over time: preserving life long enough for people to change themselves. Gabriel’s flaw, however, is that he interferes too much. He wants to fix lives directly, without understanding how humans actually live.
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