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When I found out this movie was adapted from a short sub 80 min film it came as no surprise - the simple storyline and non-complex scenes made this movie feel excessively drawn out. In regards to the movies theme, it touches on many areas such as the death, AI and the afterlife. However this can be best summarises as asking the audience - what does it mean to be human and how do we mange with grief? So should I watch this movie? That's an easy answer - if you're not the type of person who is bothered by woke social engineering themes scattered through your entire movie, it is somewhat enjoyable and does raise some deep topics. It's not memorable, but worth a watch. However, if you're like myself and allergic to this garbage, this movie will come across exactly as I think it's director intended - another anti-masculine and anti-homogeneous society movie for a seal clapping effete audience.

Planet America is another TV show from ABC which continues to toe the status quo of the broadcaster channel - far left, anti-american bias media coverage. As someone who doesn't even support Trump, I still know an untrustworthy and bias show when I see one. I.e. if a show follows only ONE narrative (which PA most certainly does), ask yourself, what does that say for it's ability to deliver honest journalism? Pretty sad ABC. You're becoming so predictable. That being said, if you're one of the masses that doesn't think for themselves (never let truth get in the way of ideology kinda people) you'll love this show.

If I was given the option of dying 5 years younger or being forced to watch 5 episodes of The Project, I'd take death. No. Seriously. The Project summarises the state of Australia today. A bunch of spineliness, feminised male presenters, paired up with a bunch of self-rigorous women who will stop at nothing to shut down any argument that is not pertaining to the status quo of a pro-bolshevik or feministic view. Whether you're Right or Left leaning, it doesnt matter - when a show is this bias, you need to question its integrity. Nothing more than a one-sided think tank of sell out presenters and nonsense reporting. You also need to question your education level or general world knowledge if you take at face value what they say on this project, gone terribly wrong.

A very accurate portrayal of modern society in regards to superficiality, fakeness and relationships. Summed up as dark, witty and humorous. It's also refreshing to see a movie not filled with woke-leftist social engineering, a rare thing these days. If I could say one negative, it's that the protagonist is not very realistic, in regards to his behavior and manners. But not so much so that it puts a dent in the genuineness of the film. Also the ending felt a bit flat. Nevertheless, still a solid film in regards to today's climate.

Don't Look Up is a satire film really about climate change. For the full two and a half days, I mean hours, you watch this film, smug post-grad educated Netflix youth with blue bleached hair keep nudging you in the ribs telling you "this is really about climate change". However, back in reality there's an inconvenient truth as to why Govt ignores this "world ending" issue - it's just another propoganda tool used to control the dumb masses, similar to the Covid situation. Of course we have climate change, but the facts and the outcomes have been hijacked. For example, I've never met a climate change denier myself, but according to this film they're everywhere... Therefore, this movie mocks the rich and big govt for not responding to a lie. Oh, and people who don't actually exist. Unintelligent people won't understand a word I've just said. And if that's you, you'll likely enjoy this movie! Smart people will want to tear their eyes out...