This movie would be way funnier if we weren't living it.
Funny as shit. And then sad as hell when you realize it's basically just a documentary.
Wasn't expecting a documentary based on a real society..
Funny and also worrying. Idiocracy 2.0 in my opinion, much more grounded in what's actually happening in the world right now.
:heart:x0 (yes that's correct zero stars)
DO NOT WATCH!!
This is simply said - just an absolutely horrible piece of crap!!
First, it's trying to be a political and social satire - but it fails. But it somehow also tries to be a disaster movie - and again it fails.
It's like watching a couple of level-headed people dealing with an entire world of Trump clones.
This is nothing more than garbage.
DO NOT WATCH!!
How I rate:
1-3 :heart: = seriously! don't waste your time
4-6 :heart: = you may or may not enjoy this
7-8 :heart: = I expect you will like this too
9-10 :heart: = movies and TV shows I really love!
"Can I sit down with your mom to have lunch in, like 7 months?"
Nearly fell off my chair laughing....
Don't Look Up
A beautiful film that manifests the problems of American society (but also Western) on how it is now too caught up in social networks and believing any news that comes out of the mouths of the strong powers, in this case the politicians. It's a film that represents the mirror of truth, and this can piss off: it's no coincidence that in America the film is despised, while in the rest of the world it is appreciated.
You can also see a kind of parallelism with the COVID issue, seeing the comet as the pandemic that affects globally, people who believe the strong powers to people who are against vaccines or do not believe the virus, the various conspiracies, denialism, etc.. The reflection that I asked myself during the vision of the film is "But how far is the reality present in the film with the reality that we are living now?", I answered myself by saying that the two worlds are very similar to each other, and it distressed me.
Regarding the film instead, we have a cast full of important names, two main characters played by an amazing Di Caprio and Lawrence, a well done writing of the film. Perhaps a little too long.
7/10
The satire is hit and miss, and the hits are not really saying anything profound. Who knew social media is trash? Thanks. The first half was adequate in some ways but also unfunny. In fact I didn't didn't laugh once at the whole movie.
Second half looked better until the political commentary. It was very obvious who the bad guys would be. Yes it's the gun and money loving deniers who wear hats. Enter Perlman's character who's ''out of touch'' and says bad things. That's the level of comedy in this. Add Jonah doing his usual pathetic character and Lawrence with a snarky edgy woman. The good? Dicaprio. And considering the different elements of the movie (disaster and comedy) the tone worked.
It wasn't reasoned at all. Near the end of the movie why don't certain characters spend their time elsewhere instead of having dinner with non family? Do they have nobody else? Is Peter Isherwell's character based on Jordan Peterson? Where were the UN (isn't this a global crisis?) The days of USA saving the world in movies needs to end...
The irony is that it attacks sheep yet is for another set of sheep. It also adds to the modern era of useless social media political fighting, as people take sides. I'd like a satire to rise above this.
This is a documentary about the current US society - full of superficial, ignorant narcissists. Luckily there is intelligent life outside of this country. Unfortunately the movie didn’t show this and that’s why it’s utterly depressing. Best documentary in years though!
I would laugh a lot more in this movie if the satire didn't hurt this much.
Everything is a joke, even this movie.
Don't watch it, boring as hell.
It would be great if the total length would be 20 min. Really boring.
A great disaster movie, probably the funniest, if something similar ever happens, it's going to be reminded in the same way we now think about the movie Contagion.
It's sad when the synopsis puts you to sleep.
Probably one of Leonard’s worst films. Bet he regrets getting involved in this.
Not as much a comedy as a picture of facts of today (insert global warming here) and our society's fail to act. It's funny because it's true, but that also makes it sad. Hopefully it can act as a eye-opener to a certain degree? Who knows anymore.
Was looking forward to this seeing who was starring.
Excellent idea for a film but turned into a farcical tale.
Avoid.
American comedy at its worse.
Terribly paced. Message is forced and we are beaten over the head with it. Also, the characters are so unrealistic -- I understand that it is a satire and is making the point that our society is focused on the wrong things, but no one would act like this if there were a comet coming for the earth; the global warming metaphor just doesn't really work. Jonah Hill made me laugh a few times but that's about it.
It was like a bad episode of South Park.
It tries to be a clever political comedy, like Irresistible (2020), and it fails.
It tries to be an emotional disaster movie, like Deep Impact (1998), and it fails.
And it was 1 hour too long.
The "science" was so unrealistic and badly misrepresented that the manufactured sense of urgency was unbelievable. There is no way a comet the size of Mount Everest would've slipped by until only months before impact. A realistic bare minimum time window would be 5 years. NASA and other agencies are keeping track of all sizable asteroids that could pose a threat to Earth and there are no collision courses with any of them for the next 100 years.
Go watch Silent Night (2021) instead, or better yet go watch NASA's DART mission on YouTube that was launched a month ago.
There is one sad thing about movie... It really showed what the world has become and how stupid the majority of our population is.
I feel like I’m supposed to like this just because of it’s subject matter but despite its ensemble cast, it’s as boring as hell. Sorry, not for me.
This discombobulated movie gives Attack of the Killer Tomatoes a run for worse movie of all time.
This movie is a depressingly accurate take on the modern world, great film though
Worst of the worst. Smug. Hypocritical. Writing down to audience as if they are children
The ending credits were the best part of this predictable movie. I did not come to care about any of the characters or their fate.
I came to this with very differing reviews from others.
For my 5 cents I felt this was utter genius and deserving of an Oscar.
I can see why some people didn't like it. It's funny, but not. It's uncomfortable and irreverent, It engenders diametrically opposed opinions, but that is it's very point.
When faced with existential crisis the human race fails catastrophically to pull together, instead politicising everything to polarised conflict, be it nationally or internationally. Opinions on this movie are no different, and I can't help think that's part of the point itself.
What I found really struck (forgive the pun) for me with this was that, for all its chaos, under the surface the flow of the movie is actually very clever, as the cast move through the different stages of grief, at different speeds, and handle them in their own way; making the end extremely poignant, warming, heartbreaking, terrifying and darkly funny all at the same time.
the funniest thing about Don’t Look Up is the fact that Adam McKay is the man who directed Succession pilot and help greenlit the series yet he can’t learn anything from Jessie Armstrong so now he’s making this bland, boring movie
Fuck the critics, this movie rules. It’s 100% the modern Dr Strangelove and we live in a time where people get upset by things that make them too uncomfortable about the world.
[Netflix] Adam McKay takes advantage of the apocalyptic genre to craft a satire more focused on political criticism of the United States. A one-way vision that comes from an original idea by Bernie Sanders 'speechwriter in the 2020 campaign. But the cartoonish trend brings this movie closer to "Hot shots" (1991) and all those goofy parodies produced in 90's that to a more clever satire on the imbecility of humanity.
This is one of the best NF movies. I like the sarcastic tone. Populist leaders are hand in hand with rich dudes which are same for most of the countries throughout the world. Headliners are doing great whole movie. All cross references are at the target. Recommended.
This is a star studded satire. Entertaining and terrifying at the same time. If there wasn’t so much cultural idiocy in our world, there wouldn’t be such rich source material for this movie. I give this film a 7 (insightfully dark) out of 10. [Dark Satirical Comedy]
The satire is almost pitch black with how accurate and blunt it is. I wanted to laugh and enjoy this movie for the satirical comedy that it's so clearly trying to be, but it's secretly a depressive mockumentary on the current state of discourse in the US and across the world. Very well done, almost too accurate for humourous purposes, and left me feeling a little hollow when the credits rolled. If that was the intent, kudos Adam McKay. I'm going to go hug my dog and tell my parents I love them.
F*cking documentary. Unfortunately it will not change a thing. Great movie, so funny and so sad.
You know longer have to imagine what would happen if an unfunny, idiot made Idiocracy
For a movie that plays the "People are stupid" card so heavily, the setup for this entire movie requires WAY too much stupidity of its own.
MAGA triggered :joy::joy::joy:
Way too on the nose and too much fluff. Not nearly funny enough IMO. Plus "Trump"-esque caricatures are just not funny enough and fairly low hanging fruit even if it's actually realistic at this point. Even the scientists, who we're supposed to be rooting for, are supremely unlikeable and unsympathetic. At least give me someone to root for
Honestly, feels like the writing let down the entire movie cause there's not much else to this
A couple of funny scenes and overall resembles the clown world we live in. Other than that, I think it is a bad movie. If I did not have a habit of finishing what I start, I would have stopped watching right after the rockets turned around.
this would easily have been funnier if the last 8-10 years hadn't been happening. now i'm just really stressed out about a fictional comet and i need my zoloft more than ever. seriously though, why the fuck did that man charge for the snacks?
This hilariously funny because this is true. Lol
Oh how true this is when it comes to those who are asleep.
Watchable, nothing brilliant, good cast, got a few laughs from it.
finally a film without happy ending. great story, great cast. dicaprio suprised me he was actually really good in this movie.
Kate, I think that's photoshopped.
That was so pure I can't. LMAO And the TWO post credit scenes gave me such This Is The End vibes. :laughing: Anyways, I think Netflix and everyone shouldn't have hyped up this movie as much as they did. It's kinda alright. And having that huge ensemble didn't really add anything to it, imho. Any cast would've done the job just fine.
A film for the covid/climate change/bad things won’t happen to me deniers. It goes on too long but this is still an enjoyable, relatable, and pretty sad satirical comedy. Stay tuned for the early credits scene.
It's a great movie with a great cast, it's a bit more Veep / The Thick Of It than The Big Short, but it works.
Which is why it is so absolutely infuriating to watch, because if the last two years have shown us anything, it would probably play out something like this in the real world. Which is depressing.
This movie felt ro real that I had goosebump. But then I noticed that DiCaprio's wife was the same age as him, I felt relieved that it was just a movie.
Don't Look Up is a satirical comedy film directed by Adam McKay that takes a comedic look at how society responds to a global catastrophe. The film stars Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio as two scientists who discover a comet headed for Earth and attempt to warn the world of the impending doom, only to be met with apathy and disbelief from the public and government.
One of the standout aspects of the film is the all-star cast, which includes Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Cate Blanchett, Timothee Chalamet, and many more. Each actor delivers a strong performance, but DiCaprio shines as the neurotic and stressed-out scientist who desperately tries to get the world to listen to him. Lawrence also gives a solid performance as his colleague, who becomes increasingly numb to the situation as the days tick down.
The film also tackles themes such as the effects of media and celebrity culture on society, and how capitalist motives can distract people from important issues. These themes are all too relevant in today's world, and the film presents them in a comedic way that makes it easy to digest without feeling like a lecture.
The pacing of the film is also well done, with the tension building as the comet gets closer and closer to Earth. The film also has a great balance of comedic and dramatic moments, which keeps the audience engaged throughout.
In conclusion, Don't Look Up is a must-watch film for fans of satirical comedies. The all-star cast, relevant themes, and strong pacing make it a film that will keep you entertained and thinking long after the credits roll.
Don't Look Up es una película de comedia satírica dirigida por Adam McKay que da una mirada cómica a cómo la sociedad responde a una catástrofe global. La película está protagonizada por Jennifer Lawrence y Leonardo DiCaprio como dos científicos que descubren un cometa que se dirige a la Tierra e intentan advertir al mundo de la muerte inminente, solo para encontrarse con la apatía y la incredulidad del público y el gobierno.
Uno de los aspectos destacados de la película es el elenco de estrellas, que incluye a Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Cate Blanchett, Timothee Chalamet y muchos más. Cada actor ofrece una gran actuación, pero DiCaprio brilla como el científico neurótico y estresado que intenta desesperadamente que el mundo lo escuche. Lawrence también ofrece una actuación sólida como su colega, que se vuelve cada vez más insensible a la situación a medida que pasan los días.
La película también aborda temas como los efectos de los medios y la cultura de las celebridades en la sociedad, y cómo los motivos capitalistas pueden distraer a las personas de temas importantes. Estos temas son demasiado relevantes en el mundo de hoy, y la película los presenta de una manera cómica que hace que sea fácil de digerir sin parecer una conferencia.
El ritmo de la película también está bien hecho, con la tensión aumentando a medida que el cometa se acerca más y más a la Tierra. La película también tiene un gran equilibrio de momentos cómicos y dramáticos, lo que mantiene a la audiencia interesada en todo momento.
En conclusión, Don't Look Up es una película obligada para los amantes de las comedias satíricas. El elenco estelar, los temas relevantes y el fuerte ritmo lo convierten en una película que lo mantendrá entretenido y pensando mucho después de que aparezcan los créditos.
Too much comedy fake crisis. I love acid humor and enjoy some movies of this type but Don't Look Up is just too much. Good story. Good characters. The plot is very plausible but the directing wasn't good enough.
When a pair of low-level university astronomers (Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence) discover a massive comet on an impact trajectory with the Earth, they're dumbfounded by the lack of immediate government action or media interest. Nobody's anxious to address the elephant in the room because it's more immediately gratifying, and familiar, to focus on the latest celebrity breakup or political hot potato. Besides, these things always blow over in the end. Except this one doesn't, and as an extinction event draws near, the world grows increasingly frantic when their usual array of deflection tactics, age group demographics and strategic business partnerships have no effect.
The metaphor is awfully tough to miss. I tend to agree that this particular moment, in the midst of an extended pandemic that's been mishandled, politicized and exploited, is probably the right one for such an overwhelmingly cynical take. There's a certain level of personal catharsis to seeing these concerned, composed scientists pushed to an on-air emotional breakdown by the obstinacy of an aloof, absurd world that refuses to process such grave news. Their frustration mirrors my own; their swift, crushing loss of faith rings familiar. Sometimes I wish I could also drop a few f-bombs on a cable news show, even if the act of doing so would make a meme of me.
That said, this still feels like way too much. There's a forty-minute stretch in the middle, after the silliest lampoons have fired but before we approach the inevitable climax, where the story lags and everything goes numb from the relentless hammering. Multiple characters endure the same desperate arc to, ultimately, prove the same point. The proverbial horse has rigor mortis by this point, but still the beatings continue. It's possible that this is just a limitation of the unusual genre pairing. The realms of goofball humor and sharp social satire don't always overlap, and in trying to pursue a grander point, director Adam McKay has stretched those boundaries.
Don't Look Up does have vision, plus a unique voice that especially excels when focused on the enormity of the situation. It would be easy to zero in on the American perspective, or maybe even the human one, but McKay takes care to remind us that this event would affect everything on the face of the globe. His frequent cutaways - to ignorant animals, happy babies, pensive families on the other side of the planet - reinforce important points and strive to make this something more than just a concept-heavy comedy. It wants to be all that and more, but does it succeed? Not exactly. This is more like Mars Attacks! with an agenda.
"Maybe it's enough to be so disgustingly friendly. Maybe you don't have to be witty, charming and pleasant all the time, sometimes you need to be able to say something to each other and hear the other!"
Yes, the film is not perfect, however, this humanistic satire of absurdity is incredibly reprehensible, and if the first half of the film only immersed in the concept of the perception of the information flow, then the second clearly depicts, first of all, the human nature, political attitude, and only to match the high-tech progress - a new generation. It is interesting that in addition to this, the film raises the already obsolete topics of the Internet, which sometimes make you sick, but in the film it looks absurdly appropriate and only ironizes the current situation more. The second half is so rich in these elements that everything that happens makes the characters feel stupid, but in fact the film clearly demonstrates what can be observed even in the comments under this film.
In truth, the cast plays a very important role here - as an addition to the above, and I have no reason to deny the well-done work of the actors. The disclosure of the characters leaves much to be desired, however, a lot is not required for the plot. The finale of the picture came out logical and it is easy to guess what the message is going to. However, the post-credits scene is an incredibly stupid (in a good way) comparatively hyperbolic moment that may not be as funny, but it's definitely funny. But who am I saying this to? Everyone has their own data on the approaching "huge meteorite".
Worth watching just for the post credit scene
This movie is a mix between "Idiocracy" and "Armageddon".
Perfect satire for our actual reality.
Thoroughly entertaining film, with a satisfying plot, and a unique, satirical outlook on many real sociological issues.
Better than I expected. Well written, well acted.
Don't look up, we liked it, but we were hoping it would be more critical. Will the deniers take notice? 2 post-credits scenes
I was worried at the end there, but it was all cleared up. Except for why the fuck he charged for the snacks...
So is Hollywood really just saying Biden and his administration are completely incompetent and can't grasp really basic stuff? It could be Trump, too, but it actually fits Biden even better. It definitely has to be Biden. He had everything set up for him to succeed (mostly by sheer luck than any competence of the previous administration) and he backtracked or failed to continue in just about every scenario (except climate change [credit where credit is due]).
The administration would rather ignore or misdirect instead if dealing with the pandemic by ordering supplies ahead of time or dealing with the immense number of illegal immigrants, or the breakdown of the supply chain, or Russia and China posturing, or any number of other critical issues that are now 10x worse than they were under the previous administration (crappy as that was).
Yeah, this end of the world movie is definitely about the Biden administration and the current dominant party in Congress failing. There was a bit of Trump in there as well, but definitely secondary to Biden. I kept waiting for Orlean to go hide in her basement.
I mean it really seems like the head of NASA is a perfect allegory for Fauci, except an inverse. Instead of saying the world is about to end, she said it was all bollocks. If only Fauci would be told to resign.
Isherwell is a great analogy to Soros and Gates, and even Musk.
That is all I get out of this...
B-movie performances abound, cringeworthy at best. I was expecting so much more.
Ron Perlman was a great "character", though we all know he was just being himself. Mark Rylance and Liif were very entertaining. I loved the phones automatically buying crap. Cate Blanchett and Tyler Perry were both good in their limited roles. Jonah Hill was abysmal as always. Well, almost always. He was amazing in Maniac. The molly comment was really good, though. Meryl Streep has one of her rare shit performances. I think Arnold Schwarzenegger could have done better. The complete change in character for DiCaprio made no sense. And I never really expect anything good or bad from Jennifer Lawrence and she hit the mark... mediocre.
I do have to wholeheartedly agree "we're all tired of the politics".
For all the shit, the scene with the family at the table, I only wish I could face the end if the world with such thanks and humility.
Spot on satire. If Voltaire could direct a 21st century film, this is what he would've made.
7/10
USA might be a broken country but there is no-one better suited to parodying their problems than themselves. Like the US itself Don't Look Up can be less subtle than I'd like but it works.
Real real shit ,worst movie of 2021
Was hoping this might be Dr Strangelove meets Network with Climate Change and/or Covid as the theme... but I felt in the end it was pretty weak - only a few funny moments and it didn't provide any real insights for the viewer either. Very little on how demagogues and corporations have been effective in getting people not to "look up"...
I've never seen a movie that so perfectly captures the absurdity we're living in these days, while simultaneously hoping I never have to again!
Pretty on point satire. Too many over the top in your face retard moments though. Got to be too cringy for us. perhaps that's because the truth hurts. Regardless check it out as a Walmart version of idiocracy that's far closer to reality in the current climate. 6.2 (over 6 is considered good on my scale).
A bit of a strange editing. At times it is not known whether it is a criticizing irony or a comedy, but overall the film accurately reflects our decadent, click-byte society. A great role by Mark Rylence.
This movie achieve to be so scary as Idiocracy because of our current society. From a funny movie to an almost documentary.
Laugh and sad same time, its too real, its 21st early centry humanity.
A political satire that’s pretty forceful and convoluted but so enjoyable while still feeling real enough to be somewhat scary. Leo gives the best performance out of the start studded cast and steals the show with an amazing scene too (you’ll know it when it comes). In typical Adam McKay fashion audiences and critics are going to either love this film, hate it, or fall right in the middle of the line. Personally I can’t go as far to say I loved it but I certainly liked it.
Also make sure to stay for the end credit scene it’s hilarious.
Reminded me of the current corona situation.
Complete ignorance to ultimately die of it. Stay healthy and please look up!
I'm just surprised they didn't have Lil Dicky in this movie. Don't Look Up is literally the song Earth by Lil Dicky adapted into a movie.
I'm not normally a fan of reality shows but this was spot on.
Brilliant. The beginning was frustrating, seeing their refusal to accept the truth. a reflection of our current reality. Then I just gave up and enjoyed the stupidity.
I really enjoy this movie, and really how how they portrait the people of this generation which they are all very gullible with everything that you throw at them. Loved how they kinda made a Tim Cook version in this movie lol, all and all highly recommend it.
I couldn't make it through this movie. Maybe it's just too close to reality.... maybe I WANT an asteroid to wipe us out. The pessimist in me is just like "yeah, it's time. Makes sense." Or maybe it's because the plot seems way more realistic now than it did when Armageddon hit theaters in the 90s. I dunno what it is, but I just wasn't loving this movie. I wanted to... just couldn't get there.
i realize more and more, that community was rong, and we DO live in the dark timeline
So everyone was at first relying on the US to get rid of the comet?
people keep saying they don't like this movie but i actually really enjoyed it. there were some hilarious easter eggs, too- one of them is that on her desk, there is a photo of meryl streep hugging bill clinton, which suggests that her character is hillary. the ending makes me so sad, why does everyone who actually tried to help get burned :(
They included some phone company's greed for money in it.
It was pointing in some right directions, but in the end it's just less sharp than it thinks itself to be
I wouldn't say subtle, because it's not at any point pretending to be anything less than in your face
Not exactly the best premise for a movie, but I was surprised to find a rather old-school satirical comedy that exaggerates the grotesque sides of our society. When things started to get real political, it almost looked like a mild South Park live-action. The jokes are kind of hit and miss, but there are enough layers of humor to satisfy most types of audiences. Sure, the social commentary and ecology lessons might feel a bit too on the nose at times, but for a blockbuster aimed at the broadest audience possible, we can’t really complain. Even during the most predictable situations, there is always that little detail or that smart line that makes them enjoyable nevertheless.
Funny. But clearly biased and biased. Imagine comparing a pandemy with thousand of details with a giant meteor falling towards earth. Typical of the progressism of hollywood. But it´s funny if you ignore the political side.
It Was Boring Except for the Beginning and the Ending.
I gave this movie a 6 just because of the cast and acting which was spot on, otherwise would be lower.
I found it boring with a great satire of today's modern society.
Globally, scientists aren't heard nor listened to and even when the evidence is right in front of their eyes they still deny it.
It depicts the purposeless of most of our lives giving attention and importance to petty things, events and persons. And we keep making stupid people famous...
If that's the purpose of the film than it accomplished what it set out to be, although in a boring and just occasionally funny way.
Accurately portrays the sad reality we live in. :sweat_smile:
Pleasantly surprised. Put this on as a bit of a time filler but ended up being quite watchable.
It's the pandemic but with an asteroid, and the similarities to our politicians, scientists and media giants who are involved in saving the real world is very well written in, whether intentionally or not
Good movie with a real criticism about our sickness society.
Some people can think this movie are very cynical but it seems to be really realistic for me.
Particularly on this pandemic period and with last news about climate change.
Humanity are fucked up if we continue like this.
3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Don’t Look Up’:
Yeah, it was funny. But it was more scary and depressing, considering how it aligns way too closely with reality. And I know that was the point. They really did hit the nail on the head. This film is truly the black mirror of our country.
The random quick-shots of real-world moments were powerful. Interlaced with all the insanity, it did a great job depicting how wondrous and wild our lives can be on this beautiful planet — and how much we take for granted.
This was a great cast. Awesome to see the ever-talented Jennifer Lawrence again. Great performance from DiCaprio, which I’m sure was powered by his real-life passions. And I really do love Meryl in comedy. She’s so subtle and I’m here for it.
I really don't know what to think of this, I'm completely overwhelmed. This must be the craziest film I've ever seen, it's an absolute rollercoaster. My rating is basically completely useless, one has to see it to have any kind of idea whether it's fantastic or absolutely terrible, and I still don't know.
I can't give a proper overall rating because there are so many different levels in this film. The basic idea is spot on and absolutely brilliant, but perhaps the technical execution, particularly of the Sci-fi stuff, doesn't work so well in the over-the-top satire style of the film. Or maybe it does? And also the jazz music? Why? Or why not? Or something?
I mean, watch it. Please. Don't take my word for anything, just watch it. Please.
Enjoyed it. Be sure to watch the credits …
More like don't watch. Not funny at all. Great cast and the movie looks good, but zero laughs from a comedy. Thumbs way down.
Nice movie with some good laughs but nothing more.Script could be better but still is enjoyable 7.3/10
Am I just wondering, how do they get the inspiration for the greedy and shitty govt? :))
A very realistic description of the real world
mullets are cringe
1/10
Just superb. Veep does the end of the world. In contrast to everyone else, I wished it was longer - it was rushed in parts, and it could've told the story better as a Netflix miniseries.
I loved the lack of a heroic ending, the way that the film has two huge megastar leads with not a hint of romance between them, the way the entire media appeared to be run by WayStar Royco, the Brittel score... So much to like about this modern parable.
Reminded me of Idiocracy in a lot of ways. Almost in reverse. Great flick. McKay and everyone involved did a great job with this one.
It’s soo funny how real this movie is
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The real question is why the hell did the guy charge money for snacks at the white house?