Netflix film Don’t Look Up started streaming on December 24. The film has a great ensemble cast – Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Rob Morgan, Jonah Hill, Timothée Chalamet, Cate Blanchett, and Meryl Streep. It is directed and written by Adam McKay.
As the Christmas holidays are going on, many people decided to watch the film the moment it was released. Leonardo and Jennifer play astronomers in Netflix’s Don’t Look Up. The duo learns a comet that might lead to Earth’s destruction. They try to alert the world about it. Some decide to help save the world; others dismiss it as a random rumour. The film is a comical take on such ignorant behaviour of humans towards nature and life and every other social issue.
It seems like people have found the latest Netflix film quite remarkable. Many took to their Twitter page to share their reactions. One person wrote, “#DontLookUp was incredible. An A+ cast telling a very not comical but frightening story; not because of the meteorite but because of how much politics and people in power can control and manipulate us. Leo was great but of course Jen to me steals the show”.
Another tweeted, “#dontlookup is incredible. Well written with an awesome cast. Everybody was on their A game on this film. There is plenty of symbolism/ levels about human emotions/ the problems in our society. That last dialogue Leonardo DiCaprio said really hits hard/ sums up everything. 9/10”.
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Meanwhile, DLU actor Leonardo has made a big announcement on his Twitter page about the film partnering with Count Us in Social to control Climate Crisis. He wrote, “It is critical that we take action to address the climate crisis. @DontLookUpFilm has partnered with @CountUsInSOCIAL to outline ways to get involved.”
The film is now streaming on Netflix.
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