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Based on truly possible events.
Two low-level astronomers, upon discovering that a meteor will strike the Earth in six months, go on a media tour to try to warn the world but find an unreceptive and unbelieving populace.
Don't Look Up
2021 Directed by Adam McKay
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Jennifer Lawrence Leonardo DiCaprio Meryl Streep Rob Morgan Jonah Hill Cate Blanchett Mark Rylance Tyler Perry Timothée Chalamet Ron Perlman Ariana Grande Kid Cudi Himesh Patel Melanie Lynskey Michael Chiklis Tomer Sisley Paul Guilfoyle Robert Joy Jack Alberts Ting Lik Lance A. Williams Shimali de Silva Hettienne Park Rafael Silva Lonnie Farmer Homa Sarabi Daunis Barbara Douglass Rena Maliszewski Erik Parillo Show All…
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Dean Wolcott Kyra Friedman Curcio Ron Mason Anthony Raymond Amy Morrison Alix Metros Michelle Sherwood Geoff Wallick John Pungitore Risa Uchida Battis Matthew Lavigne Robert J. Mitchell
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Dione Wood John Lindstein Rémi Prouzat Marcus Goodwin Dann Tarmy Jean Bennamias Raymond Gieringer William Willson Alexandra Magocsi Alexander T.H. Browne
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لا تبحث, Не смотри вверх, 千万别抬头, Yukarı Bakma
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corny, self-important, out of touch, too long, underuses every actor besides jonah hill, and the absolute worst editing i’ve seen all year…possibly all decade. there’s no chance in hell this wasn’t a rough cut!!! sorry, i’m usually picky with any editing but thiiiiiiiiiiis….oh Brother this guy stinks!!
the ariana grande thing and the “memes” made me wanna gouge my eyes out. but i was entertained? like vice, this gets worse the more i think about it, and i don’t see what purpose it serves other than giving adam mckay an outlet to let off some steam (and to give other people like adam mckay (the boomer facebook crowd) something to watch and go “YEAH THAT REALLY IS HOW IT IS, ISN’T IT”).…
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do y’all just hate the truth because this is exactly what would happen if this was a real scenario 😭
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i feel like my experience with adam mckay’s last two movies has been me going “i didn’t… hate that. at least not as much as other people seem to be. it’s clearly directed at a wider audience who needs to be beaten over the head with this” only to see the post-credits scene and just crumble into my legs with a big groan. this is not the cast you get if you’re going for a “subtle” satire and i think it’s very silly for anybody to have expected that! I think i really did enjoy the first hour, maybe even hour and a half. the running gag about kate being stuck on one moment that happens early in the movie…
