Tom Lyle

I don't think it's as bad as most say it is. It's a zombie movie. How many more Zombie Movies do we need? Well, Jim thought like most of us, we don't need any more of them. So instead of being "funny," it's just a spoof. They obviously had a blast making it. And those of us who like zombie movies, well, we get it. Those of you who don't like zombie movies, Shouldn't be watching it in the first place. I guess there are some who think there's more to be said, well, they might not like it. So there. One more thing, it likely employed a gazillion make up artists. And they did a great job.

it's a paradox. I thought it was OK. Great cast, excellent story line. But why did I watch it 3 times? Even though I totally got the obvious parallels to climate change, i myself am a hippie about that kind of stuff. I recycle, compost and I vote Democratic. As a film, "Don't Look Up" falls way short. I enjoyed watching the people lose their shit much more than the intended message of the movie I keep on telling myself that it's payback for "Armageddon," Bruce Willis's save the Earth from an impending asteroid collision using an unlimited budget but absolutely zero physics, common sense, or reality. But the CGI was cool. We're all gonna did me. Z

Long stretches of boredom and bad acting. But then birds. And fake blood. And birds. And more birds. And emoting. And then almost horror. This Hitchcock guy really knows how to direct, that’s for sure. And it’s “fun” watching Tippy Hedron, trying to figure out what’s going on in her head due to her dealing with the criminal level of sexual harassement from that weirdo nerd director that made sure she never works again.