Storyline
Two low-level astronomers must go on a giant media tour to warn humankind of an approaching comet that will destroy planet Earth.
Directors
Cast
Jonah Hill, Patricia DeHaney, Meryl Streep, Chris Evans, Sarah Silverman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Liev Schreiber, Ron Perlman, Cate Blanchett, Mark Rylance, Michael Chiklis, Lonnie Farmer, Robert Joy, Georgia Lyman, Tyler Perry, Melanie Lynskey, Richard Snee, Jon Glaser, Tomer Sisley, Paul Guilfoyle, Scott Mescudi, Timothée Chalamet, Richard Donelly, Rob Morgan, Ross Partridge, Ariana Grande, Rena Maliszewski, Therese Plaehn, Lance A. Williams, Ben Sidell, Annette Miller, Himesh Patel, Gary Tanguay, Rafael Silva, Chris Everett, Omar Ghonim, Jack Alberts, Ting Lik, Shimali de Silva, Hettienne Park, Homa Sarabi Daunis, Barbara Douglass, Erik Parillo, Robert Hurst Radochia, Conor Sweeney, Samsara Yett, Meara Mahoney-Gross, Jaden Onwuakor, Staci Roberts Steele, Wendy Bellevue, Mishka Yarovoy, Stephen Thorne, Aimee Doherty, Natalie Rebenkoff, Jody O'Neil, Meghan Leathers, Ashleigh Banfield, Darryl Wooten, Danielle Waxman, Jeffrey Smith, Dorothy Dwyer, Odis Spencer Jr.
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Reviews
80
Don’t Look Up takes the pulse of contemporary life and finds it crazy, scary and, most of all, funny. It doesn’t all land but enough does to make it a sharp, bold, star-studded treat.
80
Screen Rant
Don’t Look Up is a deeply unsettling yet darkly humorous watch. It has just the right amount of comedy and zeal without losing sight of its message or the tension bubbling beneath the surface.
75
Frankly, it's almost enough just to watch them all run around in states that range from manic panic to Zen serenity while McKay employs his usual coterie of meta tricks and treats. But it's hard not to long for the shrewder movie that might have been: Not just a kooky scattershot look, but a deeper truer gaze into the void.
70
This is a stunningly accurate portrayal of our current climate. And it’s not pretty.
67
If it bears the fault of preaching to the choir’s anger more than offering real structural critique, one has to begrudgingly admire some qualities of his newest film, even as being annoyed for a good portion of the runtime is still expected.
