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Jonah Hill, Adam Mckay, Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep and Tyler Perry break down their new Netflix film 'Don't Look Up'.

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[AttnDefDis_]

Jennifer Lawrence was my favorite part. Hadn't laughed that hard in a while. The running gag about the General charging for free snacks was the best, in my opinion.

[missruthie]

That scene Leo does when he is yelling at the people, while on the tv show and so serious about the comet. Gave me chills!

[TheSakebomb]

Leonardo DiCaprio is this generation Marlon Brando, the amount of anxiety he gave off during the film literally made me have anxiety as well. The ending and his last line was really chilling.."we really did have everything.."

[gannon]

The film is funny and serious at the same time and I loved it

[oliviaadel]

Never had I ever experienced a movie that made me cry, laugh, feel both hopeful, and desperate... all the while being SHOCKED that it's Frighteningly relatable to our current world to the point of making it very real to see it happening!...

[MW-objm]

Kate Blanchet did a fantastic job on this movie! I didn’t even recognize her in the beginning.

[OneAndOnlyMe]

DiCaprio did a fantastic job at portraying the sheer frustration scientists must have to deal with in the real world. The "oh so not 100%" debate in the White House cleverly gets across the point that you don't need to be 100% certain about climate change if even there is a 90% chance of a catastrophic outcome.

[mjeltonfreddie]

I love how this is the most Leo has ever talked in a group interview coz he really cares about this topic and wants to elaborate on that specifically and not on some movie role that is not significant at all compared to the main problem!

[heatherbukowski]

This movie was cathartic for me bc it captured how damn frustrating it is to get anyone to care about important things. When Leo flipped out and screamed and popped a gasket - I felt that.

[sourabhsg]

Loved when Adam Mckay introduces everyone- "we have here a sizable chunk of our cast", JLaw looks at and mouths to Dicaprio, "He's talking about you."

[skyekh]

Meryl Streep & Jennifer Lawrence are dream duo. Such an amazing cast!

[melsmithmel]

I'm Australian and I thoroughly enjoyed the film despite some critics reviews who are middle aged boomers..It's hilarious and as Meryl Street said..WE need to laugh especially now.

[hugopatino-cano]

It’s so nice to see this interview format back. It was such a great set up back in late-2019, and it’s a shame we only got a few months of that.

[simplylochie]

The scene where Mindy is yelling at the hosts on the news channel literally gave me goosebumps. Absolutely incredible acting.

[citizenVader]

Saw Don't look up twice within 24 hours. First alone and then with my 2 daughters, and the difference in my analysis from both events, was unsettling for a moment.
It's certainly not a movie to forget, and it is probably one of the hardest topics to make into a working art piece.

[becca]

I loved this movie. It left me feeling somewhat satisfied, but it also left me feeling a jarring sense of dread.

[ryanf]

This is way better than the late night interviews. I've been looking for some interviews and this is how it's done. No outside hosts, just the cast and writer.

[scottsummers]

Meryl, Jonah, Jennifer and Leo deserve Oscar nominations for this movie

[codysteevis]

My favorite line in the movie was when kate went home to her parents who said "No politics!" "Your father and I are for the jobs the comet will provide." It really showed how many family gatherings can be. We shouldn't avoid talking about important issues because of the "politics" of it. Sounds like something my family members would say word for word.

[delrey]

I like the tone of Adam McKay's film. The film was very realistic and satirical of the current American consumption style. In America, everything is now entertainment, news programs and politics are jokes. With a toxic social media culture, a government that doesn't work, and people who are stupid enough to believe in conspiracy theories, it's hell in America.
And today, Americans are more interested in celebrity gossip and conspiracy theories than important news.