Netflix | Release Date: December 10, 2021
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HpoonisJan 27, 2022
I thoroughly enjoyed this. I can understand why critics disliked it: they wouldn't know satire if it bit them on the arse, or was delivered by a mobile app and bit them on the arse.

I found it very well done, well-delivered, and exactly on
I thoroughly enjoyed this. I can understand why critics disliked it: they wouldn't know satire if it bit them on the arse, or was delivered by a mobile app and bit them on the arse.

I found it very well done, well-delivered, and exactly on point as a depiction of a modern society whose only concern is public opinion of themselves.

I definitely recommend it to British audiences as we tend to get the subtlety of the humour.
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medium_roarJan 1, 2022
In the future, if there is a future, this will be considered a classic of the comedy genre.
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OneShotSocietyJan 1, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Adam McKay's "Don't Look Up" is abosultely one of the greatest movies I have ever seen. Almost every detail of the movie was either being metaphorical or being satirical, in both subtle and obvious ways. I recommend, when you watch this, to not watch it as just a movie, watch and as your watching try comparing what's happening to a real like event and/or person and it's very eye opening.

I will say, this is purely a movie for this current batch of humans alive now, it won't have the same feel to those without a first hand account of the state of the world.

You have to go into this movie with a very unbiased political mindset or you won't see the beauty of it. Every generation and political party are represented both positively and negatively. It really does make you realize how truly corrupt ALL sides are. There are no fake claims against anyone, or things over embellished, it really shows how we truly are.

Abosuletly incredible and well worth the watch.
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monal_wanderingJan 2, 2022
"Don't Look Up" is a movie that is promoted heavily with its "Star-studded" cast, of which one might induce an eye-roll, as yet another Hollywood movie is rushed out with more money backing it than a billionaire's private country (sorry -"Don't Look Up" is a movie that is promoted heavily with its "Star-studded" cast, of which one might induce an eye-roll, as yet another Hollywood movie is rushed out with more money backing it than a billionaire's private country (sorry - island). But what lies on the surface is not what we are delighted with. Not once during its 2 hour-ish runtime did I feel taken-aback by an actors predictable nature, quite the opposite. Every performance is outstanding and well casted - even popular artists such as Ariana Grande and Kid Cudi arrive with some truly hilarious moments and quips, well acted.

What performances make up for is the often mixed tone - a comedic approach to an existential disaster film. While the first half struggles to keep a grip on its ideals, the second comes in swooping and delivers some of the best metaphors, jokes, and social commentary in movies yet - even if it tends to be extreme to the point of annoyance. With its sporadic editing, and amazing performances, Don't Look Up ends up being one of the best movies of this past year, delivering an experience with more meaning wrapped behind its obvious social commentary and well-written comedy - one of the few films that can singlehandedly create a loss of hope and a rebuilding at once.
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jg-losangelesJan 4, 2022
This is one of my favorite movies in years. The movie fills you with emotion: humor, dread, doom, hope, frustration (oh boy, is there that) and so much more. The acting is pitch-perfect and quickly draws you into a biting satire about the sadThis is one of my favorite movies in years. The movie fills you with emotion: humor, dread, doom, hope, frustration (oh boy, is there that) and so much more. The acting is pitch-perfect and quickly draws you into a biting satire about the sad state of affairs that human greed has foisted on our planet. Expand
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ClayfoxFeb 4, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Negative “hot takes” are wrong. Instant classic that will become cultural signpost for our self-delusion about climate change the way “Dr. Strangelove” did for nuclear arms race. Last dinner scene is haunting, heartbreaking and beautiful. Expand
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Potty520Jan 7, 2022
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is a great movie that depicts the world that we live in today with everything from climate change denial, media biased, and political corruption. Expand
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userfriendly187Jan 7, 2022
Good satire, and beyond that, it's just a good movie.
Metaphor for climate change.
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rextetronJan 8, 2022
Excellent satirical masterpiece. Makes you think about the world we live in, and makes you laugh at it at the same time.
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Nasim8890Jan 8, 2022
Just look up. It is painfull to watch, but it is great to see. Great actors. What a time to be alive.
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gomesXJan 11, 2022
Poor old "Kate Dibiansky" (Jennifer Lawrence) and her teacher "Mindy" (Leonardo DiCaprio) had the misfortune to discover a huge comet on a collision course with Earth. When they report this to "Oglethorpe" (Rob Morgan) - the NASA man taskedPoor old "Kate Dibiansky" (Jennifer Lawrence) and her teacher "Mindy" (Leonardo DiCaprio) had the misfortune to discover a huge comet on a collision course with Earth. When they report this to "Oglethorpe" (Rob Morgan) - the NASA man tasked with dealing with such existential threats, the three are now exposed to the upper echelons of the United States administration, which often draws a smile and a grimace from the audience. The real star of the movie, Meryl Streep, is "President Orlean" (yes, guess what her given name is?), who presides over her government with the help of her hapless son of Chief of Staff "Jason" (Jonah Hill) in which it is a very thinly veiled blow to all things Trumpian. The story largely follows the thread of "Meteor" (1979), only with better special effects, and the corporate machinations of the "Blofeld"-esque "Isherwell" (Sir Mark Rylance) add a bit of false threat to that. fun disaster movie parody meets political drama through some manipulative and fickle television journalism (summarized by an amusing contribution from Cate Blanchett). The film's pacing is a bit unpredictable, but keep an eye out for some good scenes from Ron Perlman as the archetypal, militaristic enthusiast "Drask" and Timothée Chalamet (where does he find the time?) as the hippie love interest "Yule", which adds some volume and humor to the rather flimsy plot that has a really fitting ending. On top of Netflix productions, this - for a change, decent writing accompanies an on-form cast and I liked it. Expand
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VmgoinsJan 13, 2022
Don’t let the media lie to you. This movie is great, it’s exactly what would happen. It’s just depressing because it’s so true.
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ParQerJan 14, 2022
A satire that's well written and well acted who holds not punch. What more can you ask?
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kozamixJan 15, 2022
a very funny film, but only if you understand the satire and prepare to laugh and agree to what they say about you, the film can be praised for its honest ending and a fair outcome for the villains, the only thing that is a pity for our planet and us
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HamkeJan 16, 2022
Watched the movie with the family. Super entertaining and a little depressing.
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Shocker3Jan 16, 2022
Excellent film. The cast did a great job and the timeliness of this movie was perfect. One of the best movies I have seen in a long time.
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EnkizuJan 22, 2022
Well written, well made, truly funny. Effective satire without being too “on the nose”.
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dillonmsandhuJan 25, 2022
Some people say that this movie is "smug", and the satire too obvious. Unfortunately, it is obvious that establishment would fail to solve climate change on easy mode. And yes, this movie is "smug", but against the media, billionaires andSome people say that this movie is "smug", and the satire too obvious. Unfortunately, it is obvious that establishment would fail to solve climate change on easy mode. And yes, this movie is "smug", but against the media, billionaires and politicians. Of course the media hates it. Enjoyable, if not flawless, comedy. Expand
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Agrippa2311Jan 26, 2022
During my viewing, I at once noticed that the cast is an all-star team, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, and Timothee Chalamet to name a few. All of whom I respect as incredibly talented actors. Dicaprio is theDuring my viewing, I at once noticed that the cast is an all-star team, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, and Timothee Chalamet to name a few. All of whom I respect as incredibly talented actors. Dicaprio is the main star alongside Lawrence, and they form a good pair, with him playing the quieter individual while Lawrence is more out there and loud and is the butt of jokes throughout the movie. Seeing Jonah Hill in a comedy role again reminds me of his role in “Superbad.” He has excellent comedic timing and pulls off the douchey underling very well. I can see how some people would feel it has too much comedy with too much seriousness when it should have decided which one to focus on and used the other as an accessory. Sometimes when trying to be serious it at once follows it up with a gag or vice versa. While depicting the way some people feel the government has handled the Covid-19 outbreak as well as the issue of global warming, the constant flip-flopping can come across as jarring. Near the end of the film, it does take a more serious tone and starts to use layback on the jokes. The ending is not what you expect from a movie like this, but it makes sense in the context and delivers the message they wanted the movie to go with about what happens when you try to sweep issues under the proverbial rug. After viewing it, I understand why it has been given a mediocre score, but it is being panned too hard. The actors played their parts well, none of them came off as disinterested in the project. It goes into some touchy subjects, such as politics and the like. But it is satire, and those things are to be expected. I would suggest that people see it because at its core it is a good comedy. And it may even open some doors to viewing new opinions and could cause someone to Look Up. Expand
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theaterparentsJan 26, 2022
I loved its dry humor on a subject so very frightening. It's an allegory worthy of our times and smart. Jennifer Lawrence is thoroughly engaging and focuses the story in a way only a substantial, grounded, and intelligent actor can. Streep,I loved its dry humor on a subject so very frightening. It's an allegory worthy of our times and smart. Jennifer Lawrence is thoroughly engaging and focuses the story in a way only a substantial, grounded, and intelligent actor can. Streep, of course, was entertaining and disturbingly above-it-all. Mark Rylance played it on the mark, so did Jonah Hill, Tyler Perry (omg), Rob Morgan. Some were over the edge into camp and plastic doll territory, but it didn't disturb the greatness of this movie. Expand
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SanquinFeb 21, 2022
best post-apocalyptic movie,Joking satire Politics, Entertainment & Media.
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KJ_20Mar 21, 2022
Critics critique way too much, to an extent the audience not to watch a good, deserving piece of cinema. Dont Look Up is a warning message, but instead of appreciating it, the critics choose to shame the film. They are mocking and critiquingCritics critique way too much, to an extent the audience not to watch a good, deserving piece of cinema. Dont Look Up is a warning message, but instead of appreciating it, the critics choose to shame the film. They are mocking and critiquing a movie that is showing our possible last moments of survival, and how we are willingly going there. Expand
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YevheniiHuraOct 24, 2022
Акторська гра просто чудова, талант акторів - величезний плюс даної стрічки. Більшість недоліків персонажів доведені просто до абсурду, що іноді смішить або виглядає крінжово. На даний момент - найсильніший фільм від Нетфлікс.Акторська гра просто чудова, талант акторів - величезний плюс даної стрічки. Більшість недоліків персонажів доведені просто до абсурду, що іноді смішить або виглядає крінжово. На даний момент - найсильніший фільм від Нетфлікс.
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ZacharyJohnstonOct 4, 2022
Jennifer Lawrence was great, the dialogue is very well written, wasn't crazy about the ending, but overall, really liked this movie. But I don't think it needed to be nominated for best picture.
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audibialeAug 22, 2022
This film is not for everyone, people who do not understand sarcasm and black humor will not understand the deeper message of the film.
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MagionOct 12, 2022
The film is not about ignoring climate change, I didn't understand it that way at all. It is about something much deeper. It is about the essence of this civilization. It raises the question - will humanity survive or is it just a blindThe film is not about ignoring climate change, I didn't understand it that way at all. It is about something much deeper. It is about the essence of this civilization. It raises the question - will humanity survive or is it just a blind offshoot of evolution? Expand
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tonykurebusuJul 19, 2023
Great Movie! Unfortunately, too realistic for satire, which is already creepy.
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