What is ‘Don’t Look Up’ REALLY about? And is it worth watching? (Movie Review & Explanation)

I just finished watching Dont look up. A satirical movie by
Adam McKay available on Netflix about a comet hitting earth, featuring many famous actors like Leonardo DiCaprio as Dr. Randall Mindy, Jennifer Lawrence as Kate Dibiasky, Meryl Streep as President Orlean, Cate Blanchett, Jonah Hill, Tyler Perry, Timothée Chalamet and many more. In this video I talk about whether I would recommend watching the movie and break down my interpretation of what I think the film is really about. Because it’s not just about the media, politics, a comet and two low-level astronomers. It tells us a lot about what society has become in 2022 and actually hits painfully close to home. I hope you enjoy this rather short breakdown of my thoughts and share your thoughts down in the comments.

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro & 'Mild' Spoiler Warning
0:24 Why it's important to go into the movie 'blind'
0:33 It's a satire but also incredibly tragic
1:25 How the movie exaggerates in a fine and clever way
2:11 The true message of the movie
3:01 The movie holds a mirror to our faces
3:23 This is a divisive film, does it have a left leaning agenda?
3:54 My take on the message of Don't look up in under 1 minute
4:23 The irony of ppl thinking 'it's a left leaning film and you don't get it'
4:50 Why the movie left me sad and conclusion
5:35 Outro & share your thoughts

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