To understand the important signal of catastrophic scenarios and live in the world of over and over controversy for a matter of life at the same time is hardly the greatest of conundrums, but a conundrum it is. The question is how a movie can be able to transport those messages made under political conditions one may find entirely suspicious whether these all supported lines covered by a certain way at the exclusion of so many others or led by the something the prior movies dared not allow themselves say.
1. Ignorance for the God of Science
For almost 300 years, United States has played the most significant role in the science research contribution of the world. Atomic and outer space technology are both pioneer and widely discovered throughout the years. Dr Dibiasky who is the first one discovers the unknown comet predicted to have a great deal of impact on the existence of humanity, soon be mislead by both media and government representatives. Despite the exact number of 100% hit chance of the comet, their idea is amusingly underestimated by The President.
2. Media and Loudness of Lame
Dr. Randall Mindy, as former Mathematic and cosmic professor, who is then later called for help from Dr Dibiasky. Dr. Mindy is soon overwhelmed and shocked after the precise result of impact. They both decided to talk to either the Press or even the any publishing association. In fact, the show together with other jokes around “the cosmic stuff” accidentally turns live interview into a mess. Right after the show, Dr Dibiasky reluctantly crushed by the social reaction, making fun meme and considered as a horrible liar. Meanwhile, rising attention Mr. American’s darling Mindy (he was trying to make excuse for her on the show, last seen as a calm and charming person with the polite manner and simple explanation) is on the way to be famous and dragged into some commercial campaigns – which has always been hidden directed by an influencing giant of the technology industry. The grand, controversy trajectory of Dr Mindy and Dr Dibiasky’s publish is just as a normal show, and significantly more blinkered. Without revealing the specific and critical warning shifts that entertaining joke of the show, Don’t look up becomes a beacon of viral and act in all over the world.
3. Female rules the world
It is a landmark production that dramatically alters everyone’s understanding of what America can be; it is the Female presidency of movies. It’s another Hidden Figures on a larger and more universal scale, a vision of a modern society based not on plausibility or thoughtful changes, but as a big, blunt enough to fix everything that’s wrong with the world. Recent years, there are so much arguing of the critic's and leaders of association debating on the right of women. Their role is nothing just a supporter or an A-class actress with the mediocre income.
Don’t look up gives us a look at Ms President of United States, Super star Ariana Grande, Comet founder Dr Dibiasky, Leading host Ms Brie (Kate Blanchet) and many more, they are all gorgeous, talented, passionate and firm as a man role. Don’t look up is confident in the idea that if people could only have seen themselves onscreen as obviously as in American life, we’d all be much, much further along in the arc of history that supposedly bends toward justice and humanity.
4. Death is inevitable
On the very last scene, you will see each one of people choose the way to enjoy their
life. Death will come either way, don’t waste your time, don’t look down on your trapped phone the whole time. Even if the God is there with the Olympians, he hardly saves himself from the mass meteor than us. The Earth covers and gives shelter to human, but we are the one who can be able to destroy the risks. Let’s be smart and caring. Part of tragic movie is wishing that human resolves everything and the last chapter is magnificent beautiful. But part of it, too, is finding the nuance and the meaning in stories that are produced by a broken scenario but written and directed and acted by people doing their best. There are worse things to plead for, even if the outcome of that request is unlikely to have the kind of sweeping affirmative power that Don’t look up suggests it would. But this movie as an intense message has been directed in the opposite direction, which enacts the feminism, naked truth of science lamely speaks out.
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