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Don't Look Up
Directed by
Adam McKay
R
2021
2h 18m
Comedy
,
Science Fiction
,
and more
7.2
56%
78%
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Two low-level astronomers must go on a giant media tour to warn humankind of an approaching comet that will destroy planet Earth.
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Cast of Don't Look Up
Leonardo DiCaprio
Dr. Randall Mindy
Jennifer Lawrence
Kate Dibiasky
Meryl Streep
President Orlean
Cate Blanchett
Brie Evantee
Rob Morgan
Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe
Jonah Hill
Jason Orlean
Mark Rylance
Peter Isherwell
Tyler Perry
Jack Bremmer
Timothée Chalamet
Yule
Ron Perlman
Benedict Drask
Ariana Grande
Riley Bina
Kid Cudi
DJ Chello
Himesh Patel
Phillip
Melanie Lynskey
June Mindy
Michael Chiklis
Dan Pawketty
Tomer Sisley
Adul Grelio
Paul Guilfoyle
General Themes
Robert Joy
Congressman Tenant
Jack Alberts
Oliver
Ting
Win
Lance A. Williams
Daniel
Shimali de Silva
Nisha
Hettienne Park
Dr. Calder
Rafael Silva
Nasa Scientist
Lonnie Farmer
Old Aide #1
Homa Sarabi-Daunis
White House Office Worker
Barbara Douglass
Office Worker
Rena Maliszewski
Anchor Reporting On Colon
Erik Parillo
Sherriff Conlon
Robert Hurst Radochia
Evan Mindy
Conor Sweeney
Marshall Mindy
Ross Partridge
Keith Ollens
Richard Donelly
Old Aide #2
Liev Schreiber
Bash Narrator (voice)
Samsara Yett
Isherwell Child Aide
Meara Mahoney Gross
Isherwell Child Aide
Jaden Onwuakor
Isherwell Child Aide
Staci Roberts
Linda Dicalio
Wendy Bellevue
Isherwell Child Handler
Mishka Yarovoy
Executive
Chris Everett
Chief Editor Paula Woods
Annette Miller
Mrs. Tanken
Stephen Thorne
Benjamin
Aimee Doherty
Passerby
Natalie Rebenkoff
Talent PA
Gary Tanguay
News Anchor #2
Georgia Lyman
Groomer Thalia
Patricia DeHaney
Hair Person
Ben Sidell
Stage Manager
Therese Plaehn
Autopsy Editor In Charge
Omar Ghonim
Damian
Jody O'Neil
Stage Manager #2
Meghan Leathers
Media Quant
Ashleigh Banfield
Dalia Hensfield
Sarah Silverman
Sarah Benterman
Richard Snee
Senator Lerner
Darryl Wooten
FBI Agent
Danielle Waxman
College Girl
Jeffrey Smith
Blind Man FBI Agent
Jon Glaser
Meow Man
Dorothy Dwyer
Old Tough Lady
Odis Spencer
Chief Justice
Sarah Nolen
Sammy Puppeteer
Alvin Keith
Harrison Telms
Alaina Pinto
American Reporter
Lizzie Short
French Reporter
Juri Love
Japanese Reporter
Sujoy De
Hindi Reporter
Brahms Guignard
Haitian Reporter
Sergei Bushmanov
Russian Reporter
Lewis D. Wheeler
Mission Coordinator
Steve Gagliastro
Onlooker
David J. Curtis
Guy
Kevin Craig West
Secretary of State
Alison Weller
Secretary of Education
Rob Lévesque
Secretary of Interior
Sam Zephir
Captain
Dee Nelson
Dr. Lisa Inez
Beau Allen
Dr. Talcamont
Rebecca Gibel
Waitress
Brian Faherty
Guy from the Bar
Celeste Oliva
Nearby Diner
Amanda Cass
Rioting Patron
Roman Mitichyan
Rioting Patron
Paul Marini
Rioting Patron
Alex Huynh
Rioting Patron
Michael Jibrin
Federal Agent
Bill Mootos
Federal Attorney
Patti Tippo
French President
Allyn Burrows
Mr. Dibiasky
Tori Davis Lawlor
Mrs. Dibiasky
Joy Lang
Housewife
June Holmes
Girl in Commercial
Graham Holmes
Boy in Commercial
Jacob Sanditen
Yule's Friend
Anthony Marrese
Other Friend
Caroline Bergwall
Teen Girl Friend
Anania Williams
Short Guy Friend
Nate Richman
Stocky FBI Agent
Wes Johnson
Don't Look Up'er
John Bucy
Don't Look Up'er
Patrick Gover
Don't Look Up'er
Conrad Perry
Don't Look Up'er
Matt Rouillard
Don't Look Up'er
Christopher Deschenes
Don't Look Up'er
Patrick Michael Strange
Just Look Up'er
J.P. Aaron
Just Look Up'er
Daniela August
Just Look Up'er
Nicholai Senat
Puppet Show Kid
Alexandra Zilch
Puppet Show Kid
Jonathan Kobs
Truthslinger303
Bianca de la Garza
Entertainment Journalist
Caitlin Ishibashi
DJ at Concert
Claire Davis
Bass Player
Elder Isaiah Perez
Organ Player
Coran Spardakis Henley
Drummer
Lance Norris
Loyal Supporter
Ralph M. Studley
Kid Rock Body Double
Frank Ridley
Flight Director
Andrew Haserlat
Mission Tech
Jayne McLendon
Command Tech
Ishaan Khatter
Raghav Manavalan
Khaldoun Rajeh
Egyptian Family
Sheren Rajeh
Egyptian Family
Khaled Rajeh
Egyptian Family
Kareem Rajeh
Egyptian Family
Ahmad Rajeh
Egyptian Family
Adila Rajeh
Egyptian Family
J.T. Turner
Old Billionaire
Ed Peed
Lobbyist
Zach Holmes
#LaunchChallenge MeTuber (uncredited)
Chris Evans
Devin Peters (uncredited)
Marissa Carpio
Reporter with Big Hair (uncredited)
Don't Look Up Ratings & Reviews
San Jose Mercury News
Randy Myers
"Don't Look Up" is good, but it could have been so much better.
Newsday
Robert Levin
There's nothing more excruciating than watching very famous people work entirely too hard to be funny.
The Jewish Chronicle
Linda Marric
Very silly, yet undeniably urgent. I loved every second.
Baltimore Magazine
Max Weiss
Ultimately, Don't Look Up is more than just mean-spirited and smug. It's aggressively those things -- that is, until that sentimental coda.
Autostraddle
Amari Gaiter
Don't Look Up shows us what happens if we wait too long to interrogate our culture and ourselves, lose sight of truth, and fail to take action.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Alison Willmore
McKay's movies are not particularly pointed in their satire and, as time has gone on, have increasingly settled into their preferred form of a harangue.
Us Weekly
Mara Reinstein
Please ignore that instruction - or else you'll miss out on a so-sharp-it-hurts satire that skewers our current state of politics, technology and celebrity culture within the context of an asteroid headed to Earth
Rolling Stone
David Fear
Don't Look Up is a blunt instrument in lieu of a sharp razor, and while McKay may believe that we're long past subtlety, it doesn't mean that one man's wake-up-sheeple howl into the abyss is funny, or insightful, or even watchable.
Salon.com
Gary M. Kramer
"Don't Look Up" makes a few decent points and gets a chuckle or two, but mostly, it is leaden when it could be farcical, sluggish when it could be screwball. This end of the world comedy should have just been more fun.
Wall Street Journal
Joe Morgenstern
[The premise is] squandered in a slapdash, scattershot sendup that turns almost everyone into nincompoops, trivializes everything it touches, oozes with self-delight, and becomes part of the babble and yammer it portrays.
New York Times
Manohla Dargis
In the end, McKay isn't doing much more in this movie than yelling at us, but then, we do deserve it.
Chicago Reader
Becca James
The Adam McKay film stays true to the writer-director's signature style. It's star-studded, and the edits often wink at the audience, but it's not so fun being in on the joke this time around.
FilmWeek (KPCC - NPR Los Angeles)
Tim Cogshell
As much as I have the same political inclinations as Adam McKay and these liberal movie stars, I don't think I want to watch a movie that is presenting me with all of my personal points of views... [And] poking at everybody else.
Associated Press
Jocelyn Noveck
hile I enjoyed the mix of humor and emotion (and out terror), some might find the tonal shifts a bit jarring. Perhaps a more valid nit to pick is that the the jampacked script doesn't quite do all these movie stars justice.
Vanity Fair
Richard Lawson
Where Don't Look Up finds its strength is in its lead performances, which can't be undone even by the film's exhausting, rapid-fire editing and McKay's aggressive indicating toward his own punchlines.
Ty Burr's Watch List (Substack)
Ty Burr
"Don't Look Up" is frantic, fitfully funny, and a not a little exhausting, and behind all the japery is a righteous anger that could be put to better use elsewhere.
RogerEbert.com
Nick Allen
A disastrous movie, Don't Look Up shows McKay as the most out of touch he's ever been with what is clever, or how to get his audience to care.
Observer
Siddhant Adlakha
For a film to find glimmers of beauty amidst such bleakness is nothing if not commendable, but Don't Look Up also doesn't achieve this until well into its 145 minute runtime. Ironically, it may be too little, too late.
ABC News
Peter Travers
If you cherrypick the good stuff from the unfocused choices, McKay's all-star comedy about impending doom has its provocative pleasures. But the laughs don't stick in the throat the way they must in a screwball farce that ends in utter hopelessness.
TIME Magazine
Stephanie Zacharek
Instead of using the movie's laborious more-than-two-hour runtime to allow his ideas to unfold, MacKay hits you with most of them in the first half hour. Being clonked with a meteor would be more subtle.
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