Don’t Look Up
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Don’t Look Up

Two low-level astronomers must go on a giant media tour to warn mankind of an approaching comet that will destroy planet Earth.

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In the movie Don't Look Up, two respected yet underrated astronomers, Kate Dibiasky and Dr. Randall Mindy, discover a startling scientific revelation: a planet-destroying comet is hurtling towards Earth. Realizing the imminent threat this poses, they embark on a media tour to raise awareness and mobilize the world to take action. However, they encounter numerous obstacles along their journey.

As Kate and Dr. Mindy tirelessly try to spread the word about the approaching comet, they face an apathetic response from both the public and the government. With a stubborn world filled with distractions and disagreements, their urgent message struggles to gain traction. They encounter skepticism, denial, and even individuals exploiting the situation for personal gain.

As the clock ticks down and the comet's arrival grows closer, it becomes evident that humanity's survival is at stake. The movie delicately balances dark humor and biting satire to shed light on societal issues such as media manipulation, political indifference, and the dangerous consequences of ignoring scientific expertise.

Don't Look Up delves into the emotion, chaos, and absurdity of our world's reaction in the face of impending disaster. The stellar cast, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, and Meryl Streep, bring their A-game to deliver powerful performances that blend comedy and drama seamlessly. Directed by Adam McKay, this thought-provoking dark comedy fuels conversations and prompts viewers to question our collective response to global challenges.

Also Known As:

Don't Look Up

Release Date:

24 Dec 2021

Writers:

Adam McKay, David Sirota

Awards:

3 nominations