It was a great flick. It captured the experience of the last several years for any of us who are anywhere Left of Trump. It has the limitations of any movie to deal with a hideous catastrophic reality, without being *entirely* escapist. It’s only a movie; the Reality it both depicts and spoofs can’t be fixed by it. But as a movie, it was well worth the viewing.
The movie was just as absurd as the hysterical nonsense of the wuhan flu, ineffective “vaccines”, silly masks and authoritarian lockdowns, and just further exemplifies the ignorant nature of the left in movie form. Meryl Streep performed the role of Hillary Clinton perfectly.
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Mike
The director of “Don’t Look Up” says it was intentional.
Joel Hencken
It was a great flick. It captured the experience of the last several years for any of us who are anywhere Left of Trump. It has the limitations of any movie to deal with a hideous catastrophic reality, without being *entirely* escapist. It’s only a movie; the Reality it both depicts and spoofs can’t be fixed by it. But as a movie, it was well worth the viewing.
Chad
The movie was just as absurd as the hysterical nonsense of the wuhan flu, ineffective “vaccines”, silly masks and authoritarian lockdowns, and just further exemplifies the ignorant nature of the left in movie form. Meryl Streep performed the role of Hillary Clinton perfectly.
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