Don't Look Up : How do some bad movies manage to get so many stars attached to them?
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Almost reminds me of Mars Attacks. Maybe its a comedy?
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I hope it is better than Mars Attacks.
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They wanted to be in the film.
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It's a satirical science fiction black comedy film. How is it bad? 
Have you seen it, because it's not due to be released on Netflix until December 24.
Have you seen it, because it's not due to be released on Netflix until December 24.
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A. Written and directed by guy who has won multiple awards for his work.
B. On a timely and important subject.
Nuff said.
B. On a timely and important subject.
Nuff said.
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A timely and important subject?
Really???
Really???
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A timely and important subject?
Climate change.
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So you haven't seen it?
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I've seen it twice.
The writers and director have been up front and open for years that the point of the film is to be a metaphor for the way our society is mishandling climate change.
The writers and director have been up front and open for years that the point of the film is to be a metaphor for the way our society is mishandling climate change.
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I don't really read articles prior to viewing movies. I can see the allegory…but honestly…I enjoyed it for what it was which is to say…it was a b- forgettable dark comedy.
Now I look at it as a try hard c+
Now I look at it as a try hard c+
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it's a remake of DEEP IMPACT and ARMEGEDDAN (can't spell).
it's not about climate warming change global.
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it's not about climate warming change global.
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it's not about climate warming change global.
Yes it is. The writers of the film have been very explicit about this.
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Yeah, it wasn't too hard to see the subtext. Very well done.
So many stories, so little time.
So many stories, so little time.
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It's actually a really good movie, which will likely get some Oscar nominations.
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It was okay…not terrible at all…but not really deserving of any awards I wouldn't think 
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I would rank it in the top 10-12 of the year. I think it deserves consideration for a best picture nomination, definitely best screenplay nomination, song, editing, score,and maybe best actor or supporting actor.
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Meh…you could have a point. Not a great year for motion picture…do they still do 10 nominations for best picture? I believe they went back to the old format of four or five…but I haven't watched the academy awards in years.
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This year, they went back to exactly 10 films nominated for best picture. My predictions:
Belfast
CODA
Cyrano
Don't Look Up
Dune
King Richard
Licorice Pizza
Nightmare Alley
The Power of the Dog
West Side Story
Other possible contenders: Tick Tick Boom, Tragedy of Macbeth, Being the Ricardos, The Lost Daughter, Drive My Car, Spencer, House of Gucci
Belfast
CODA
Cyrano
Don't Look Up
Dune
King Richard
Licorice Pizza
Nightmare Alley
The Power of the Dog
West Side Story
Other possible contenders: Tick Tick Boom, Tragedy of Macbeth, Being the Ricardos, The Lost Daughter, Drive My Car, Spencer, House of Gucci
How do some bad movies manage to get so many stars attached to them?
Jennifer Lawrence
Timothée Chalamet
Jonah Hill
Cate Blanchett
Meryl Streep
Ariana Grande
Kid Cudi
Ron Perlman
Michael Chiklis
Tyler Perry
Time to fire some agents.