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60 of 112 · most liked firstit's crazy how fast movies become dated. for instance, the 2021 movie "Don't Look Up" no longer makes sense, because if an American scientist discovered a planet-killing comet heading towards us today, their main response would be "oh thank fuck for that"
unlabelledView post →How "Don't Look Up" Became a Documentary of the Trump Regime Writer @davidsirota.com discusses how his movie "Don't Look Up" was a fictional black comedy but has instead become a prescient movie about the dangers of disinformation, corruption, & the broligarchy. open.substack.com/pub/thelefth...
unlabelledView post →It's like we're living in the movie DON'T LOOK UP
unlabelledView post →For me, the Netflix movie DON'T LOOK UP is the most important film in recent memory. Its dark satire evokes the terrifying absurdity of Dr. Strangelove, Network, and Idiocracy. Scathing, funny, and poignant.
unlabelledView post →The former John Fetterman aide who runs a new billionaire-funded think tank is now blaming our movie Don't Look Up for not singularly solving the climate crisis. I'm sorry, everyone. My bad.
unlabelledView post →I somehow missed this study, which examines the impact of the Netflix film "Don't Look Up" on climate behaviours and mental states using a few different methods Confirms a critique many of us had: it may have been a cathartic watch, but it definitely wasn't change-making rare.org/research-rep...
unlabelledView post →The film 'Don't Look Up' has been in my mind as LA burns & Musk prepares to take power with Trump. There's something about the sense we're 'living through a real life movie' that is resonant somehow; says something about this cultural moment. Times may be terrible but they are terribly compelling...
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Up was a miss, they should instead make a movie about if we had to get rid of leaded gasoline in 2025 and it became a culture war issue
unlabelledView post →Why does it feel like a planet killing asteroid is two months out and everyone is just walking around like in the movie, "Don't Look Up?"
unlabelledView post →The movie Don't Look Up is so frighteningly realistic. The different characters so intelligently drawn. In the end, it is the Musk figure that kills the entire human race. The Trump figure is just the aid - the puppet. The movie is not fun, but really helpful to understand. youtu.be/RbIxYm3mKzI?...
unlabelledView post →People are posting clips from the movie Don't Look Up to explain the situation and they're going viral. The situation is dire I can not accept that movie to become a go to movie for political references
unlabelledView post →like, this looked like a worse DON'T LOOK UP and appears actually to be a movie for people who hated DON'T LOOK UP.
unlabelledView post →My Don't Look Up sweater! I studied Target's knock off of the sweater from the movie to make it. There's a loose recipe for this in my Ravelry. The pink is called Razzle Dazzle from @lolabeanyarnco.com and I wonder if she'll ever dye it again cuz it's 🤩🤩🤩 🧶 #showmeyourknits #knitsky #handdyedyarn
unlabelledView post →Adam McKay is gonna be so famous when the entire plot of Don't Look Up plays out in real life exactly as it does in the movie
unlabelledView post →Oh wait I get it. People think "Don't Look Up" was about how if we don't stop climate change we will all die. Actually, the film Don't Look Up was about what it is like to know something that nobody wants to hear.
unlabelledView post →Some big "Don't Look Up" energy in Trump's reaction to the jobs report. (Admittedly he's less likeable than Meryl Streep is in the movie).
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Up…if you haven't seen this movie, you need to! Really good, funny, great cast, and very relevant to the current administration.
unlabelledView post →Has anyone seen the finale of the movie called Don't Look Up? When scientists tried to warn the world about a planet killer asteroid was headed our way? youtu.be/4-zv5Cvg6pM?...
unlabelledView post →The movie DontLookUp predicted a dumb tech billionaire having massive influence in gov. Don't Look Up was a documentary.😎
unlabelledView post →I used to think the movie Don't Look Up was a great satirical allegory of our reaction to Climate Change. These days it hits more like a prophecy.
unlabelledView post →Everyone telling me that Don't Look Up was a horrible movie is also masking in public, right?
unlabelledView post →Just realised the bus I'm on has internal advertising boards for the film Don't Look Up. Which was a Dec 2021 Netflix release.
unlabelledView post →Living The Real Life Movie "Don't Look Up." youtu.be/5r8mEzTdggk?...
unlabelledView post →You want a disaster movie that's bang on, Simpsons level, predict the future? Try "Don't Look Up". Made out to be a cautionary parody but... Life imitates art, I suppose. youtu.be/q9923t78CNY?...
unlabelledView post →Okay so having read the full summary I can confidently say that this is *worse* than Don't Look Up because at least that movie was just intended as "art to wake up the sheeple", whereas Digger's message is explicitly that art itself is useless because the rich will always control everything anyway.
unlabelledView post →...okay so 'DIGGER' is "DON'T LOOK UP" but if it was a real movie and not a Netflix movie? youtu.be/qORTe1wW3Wg?...
unlabelledView post →A movie to describe the whole bit: Don't Look Up. It's ridiculous how closely that movie parodies our very situation. We're the astronomers.
unlabelledView post →I learned that Digger was going to be a Netflix movie, but they dropped it because it was too similar to Don't Look Up. Allow me to introduce the "Too Shit for Netflix" collection: (Coming soon to this collection: Skydance Animation's Cosmic Motors, directed by John Lasseter...)
unlabelledView post →(Jesus, Don't Look Up was insufferable enough as a movie, could you imagine TALKING to the guy?)
unlabelledView post →30. The Democrats are prepared to hasten that moment. The DNC released a campaign video last week that featured a clip from Don't Look Up, a movie about scientists trying to warn of a meteor hurtling toward Earth – "an extinction-level event," as Hakeem Jeffries might say.
unlabelledView post →The film Don't Look Up was pretty accurate on the attitude of the media and public to impending crises, but it was absolutely laser-guided spot-on regarding idiot space billionaire dickheads
unlabelledView post →We're in the movie, "Don't Look Up".
unlabelledView post →You have to squint very statistically hard to see an effect of the film, even when you add the viewing of a video entitled LEONARDO DICAPRIO EXPLAINS DON'T LOOK UP
unlabelledView post →Noch bis zum 31. Dezember kann man sich anschauen, wie ich 2023 mit einer anderen Wissenschaftlerin gemeinsam in einem ARTE-Format den Film "Don't Look Up" geschaut und kommentiert habe. youtu.be/oUdwFrpmRPI
unlabelledView post →The movie Don't Look Up highlights this part clearly.
unlabelledView post →The climate movement would command significantly more public respect if we collectively acknowledged that Armageddon is a better climate film than Don't Look Up
unlabelledView post →A movie theater should do something where for like 40 bucks on Earth Day you get to watch the Tomorrow War, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Don't Look Up and this new Tom Cruise flick back-to-back.
unlabelledView post →Not a pandemic, but a global threat film, Don't Look Up got it right. Politicians worried about votes, not lives. The world ignored warnings.
unlabelledView post →The techbro elite set have been fantasizing about escaping consequences for years - their futuristic getaway plans were satirized in the 2021 film "Don't Look Up". This account doesn't always agree with screenwriter David Sirota, but he nailed this one.
unlabelledView post →If you have seen the movie, we are living it. Don't Look Up. #cdnpoli
unlabelledView post →Yeah unfortunately Don't Look Up is by far the most plausible disaster response movie for the current times.
unlabelledView post →Now that we're announced, I can finally post this! Talking about DON'T LOOK UP was such a joy—and fitting all the ground I wanted to cover into 70 minutes was an incredible challenge. The film is a snapshot of Japanese horror right before RING tipped the entire genre into J-Horror…
unlabelledView post →I'll permit you referencing Don't Look Up a film I also dislike but not for ideological reasons
unlabelledView post →We are living the film, "Don't Look Up" with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.
unlabelledView post →You know that bit in the movie "Don't Look Up"? We're getting closer...
unlabelledView post →Go watch this movie -- Don't Look Up.
unlabelledView post →Don't Look Up director says 'half a billion people' have now seen film despite critics ->The Guardian | More info from EcoSearch
unlabelledView post →That's why Don't Look Up was the most realistic disaster movie
unlabelledView post →It's basically the first act of the movie Don't Look Up
unlabelledView post →This film makes some similar points to Don't Look Up and does it about a million times better. #FrightClub
unlabelledView post →People are morons. The film Don't Look Up is one of the greatest studies of humanity ever made.
unlabelledView post →Also if you're internally screaming at the general state of things wrt climate and lack of appropriate political action thereabout uhhh, Don't Look Up is a film you should never watch. My fam here put it on one evening weeks ago and I've felt Bad since, ngl. It's on point commentary but devastating.
unlabelledView post →I'm also reviving 31 Nights of Halloween by watching a horror movie every day in October. Gonna focus on Japanese films this year to keep up my listening practice. First: Hideo Nakata's Don't Look Up (女優霊), a pre-Ring tale of a haunted film studio
unlabelledView post →"Don't Look Up" was a fantastic movie that didn't garner the reviews and accolades it should have. Maybe because it was a metaphor for global warming/climate change and that is a too hot to handle topic.
unlabelledView post →The film Don't Look Up springs to mind
unlabelledView post →Iñárritu made an even more baby-brained version of Don't Look Up. An incredibly boring movie with political commentary that could only impress a simpleton. My ★ review of Digger (2026) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/gBpSlD)
unlabelledView post →Oh gee, a centrist movie that glazes a billionaire and stars a billionaire scientology cultist is a box office disaster, based on an older work (Don't Look Up) that's known for production troubles and ALSO a box office failure? What a surprise, watch Forgotten Island instead.
unlabelledView post →The differences are wildly apparent and the characters have this EXACT argument two thirds of the way through the film, confirming my suspicions that it's not MEANT to be clever. Clever is what Don't Look Up tried, and no one listened. Okay, will you listen if we slap you upside the head?
unlabelledView post →Tonight I watched what I thought was a standard disaster movie - Don't Look Up. Rather than the obvious uplifting story, it followed the absolute debarcle that would probably happen if a comet the size of a mountain was on a collision course with the planet. Depressing, but realistic.
unlabelledView post →The prescient 2014 film "Ex Machina" arguably also satirized elite hideways, and its main techbro character, like that in "Don't Look Up", seems to be modeled on Elon Musk. www.futureofbeinghuman.com/p/ai-ex-mach...
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