Don't Look Up : Déni cosmique

If you're intelligent enough to understand satire, you'll love this. But if you're like the 70% of Americans too stupid to understand this kind of comedy, and feel this film is making fun of you (because it is), you might not get it. The performances in Don't Look Up are top notch. And it's wonderful to see DiCaprio and Blanchett reunited, as they were electric together in The Aviator. The many barbs thrown at the media are fascinating and accurate. And after watching it you can't help but wonder if such a life-altering scenario were to play out in real life, would news of it be obscured by the latest contrived Kardashian drama.

Greetings from Lithuania. This movie was an uneven but at the end of the day a fun adventure. Everything was "turned at 11" in the first 30 min. Or so and that is when this movie hardly worked for me. But later it satled it down and I started to like it. And by the end i really enjoyed this uneven absurdity / satire movie. Cast was amazing, and most of them gave good performances, yet this is not a movie which will win any Oscars for acting to say the least. But it wasn't a goal I think. Overall, I liked this movie for being not for everyone on purpose and satyrical, yet at the end it reminded the best moments of "Deep Impact". On dull evening this movie is a treasure.

This movie is about a group of scientists who discover a comet is going to hit Earth. When it hits, all life will be destroyed. Problem is, they have to share their voice with the world and they encounter the destructive side of humankind, which stems from our own pettiness and selfishness and arrogance. It's tragic and hilarious and one of the more important films about humankind ever made. Definitely recommended.

This is a very unpredictable movie. You just let it take you where it takes you. Although the jokes were not that funny to me, I find the production and cast to be award-worthy. Very well-made. This is one of those movies which you have to see for yourself, period.

This is a blazingly spot on depiction of the stupidity of the human race from the perspective of our behaviour as a planetary group. Pretty much all of the items one would put on the list to include in a story like this were incorporated into the film. The casting is also impressive, with enough A-listers enlisted to ensure many viewers will experience this astute commentary on human progress. The world thanks you, filmmakers.