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fabioemme78 · 9 months

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#JenniferLawrence #LilaNeugebauer #AdamMcKay #FrancisLawrence #DarrenAronofsky #BryanSinger #DebraGranik #LeonardoDiCaprio #MerylStreep #JonahHill #JoelEdgerton #CharlotteRampling #JavierBardem #EdHarris

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criticfilm · 1 year

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Don’t Look Up (2021): Adam McKay’s Apocalyptic Satire - Movie Review

#AdamMcKay #Analysis #Critique #Critism #DontLookUp #Film #Final #LeonardoDiCaprio #ModernSociety #Movie #Review

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yanarchy072 · 2 years

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・・ Disney+ Starで『フレッシュ』観た。・ラヴィット!ばりに前置き長いけど、もっさオモロい！単にマチアプに気をつけろ！という映画ではないねえ。世の中には男の中の男的な変態の中の変態がいるというコト。味しめるとその味しか求めなくなってしまうんだよ！・ #フレッシュ #Fresh #ミミケイヴ #MimiCave #アダムマッケイ #AdamMcKay ・ #デイジーエドガージョーンズ #DaisyEdgarJones #セバスチャンスタン #SebastianStan ・ #ブラックコメ��ィ #BlackComedy #コメディスリラー #ComedyThriller ・ #スター #STAR #ディズニープラス #Disneyplus #サーチライトピクチャーズ #SearchlightPictures ・ #映画 #movie #ビバムビ #instamovie #moviestagram #instagood #instapic (Tokyo Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg87EDCOdvP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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themovieguys · 1 year

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Adam McKay is a great subject for a directing career retrospective 'cause he's only directed eight films, so we go DEEP on his filmography with The League of Cinephiles on their new show Director's Showcase. Check it out! Now at: TheMovieGuys.net #TheMovieGuys #comedy #movietalk #opinions #movies #movieguys #hollywood #entertainment #commentary #cinema #filmmaking #PaulPreston #podcasts #flicks #filmbuff #films #cinephile #moviepodcast #movienews #celebrityinterviews #moviereviews #AdamMcKay #AdamWitt #Anchorman #Vice #TheBigShort #DontLookUp #TheOtherGuys #StepBrothers https://www.instagram.com/p/CqRKG2Xvp8G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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don-lichterman · 1 year

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'Don't Look Up' Cast Breaks Down Their New Netflix Comedy | Around the Table | Entertainment Weekly

‘Don’t Look Up’ Cast Breaks Down Their New Netflix Comedy | Around the Table | Entertainment Weekly

Jonah Hill, Adam Mckay, Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep and Tyler Perry break down their new Netflix film ‘Don’t Look Up’. Subscribe to EW ►► http://bit.ly/EWSubscribe #DontLookUp #LeonardoDiCaprio #MerylStreep #JonahHill #AdamMcKay #JenniferLawrence #TylerPerry #Netflix #Comedy #EntertainmentWeekly EW News Flash brings you breaking news and exclusive stories from the world of…

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maybethelast · 2 years

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Don’t Look Up, ecco il full trailer del film Netflix

Dopo il breve teaser di qualche mese fa è finalmente arrivato il trailer di Don’t look up, la satira sull’apocalisse diretta da Adam McKay e in arrivo su Netflix nel periodo natalizio.

Nel film seguiremo due astronomi mentre tentano, attraverso un tour mediatico, di avvertire il mondo dell’imminente rischio catastrofe per un asteroide che è in rotta di collisione con il nostro pianeta.

Il cast stellare vede oltre ai protagonisti interpretati da Leonardo Di Caprio e Jennifer Lawrence anche Cate Blanchett, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Mark Rylance, Tyler Perry, Timothée Chalamet, Ariana Grande.

L’uscita su Netflix è fissata per il 24 dicembre.

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#dont look up #netflix #news #film #poster #trailer #leonardodicaprio #jenniferlawrence #adammckay

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adamwatchesmovies · 3 years

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Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)

Will Ferrel has a distinct comedic style. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy is the best example of it. If you like this, consider his other works too. Even if it's your cup of tea, this film contains innumerable quotable lines, memorable characters, and unforgettable gags.

Set in the '70s, “a time where men were men”; Ron Burgundy (Ferrell) is the face of KVWN channel 4 news San Diego. Burgundy and his posse of half-wits, Champ Kind (David Koechner), Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd), and noticeably dim Brick Tamland (Steve Carell) are like gods among men. They rule the ratings, get the girls, and are the envy of all. When a beautiful female reporter named Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate) begins working at the station, Ron falls for her. A woman reporting the news already signaled the end of an era. This? it practically spells doom for them all.

Anchorman is delightfully absurd. It’s full of great quotes and moments that don’t make any sense but are too funny to question. You can tell everyone was having a blast trying to come up with outlandish expletives or zany lines to see who could make the rest of the crew break character and laugh. It’s infectious. Ron and his friends are so naive, so full of themselves, so narcissistic, chauvinistic, and egotistical it passes the point of being offensive and becomes hilarious instead. The men working at KVWN are all fools who think themselves so charming. They picture Veronica for a pushover they'll easily bed and humiliate, but there's no contest between them. She's a real person. Everyone else is drawn with the same strokes. The rival news anchors, children on the street, even the animals of this world come from a different dimension where nicknaming your testicles is seen as macho and silliness is plentiful. Even when Ron and his friends are being misogynist, they're too ineffectual to offend. Ron is so stupid he actually believes pretending you know things and attempting to prove it is preferable to asking for help. He just keeps digging his own grave.

The movie is full of lines you'll love to quote. Anytime someone says "I love you", you'll automatically answer with “I love lamp”. Anyone who hears will know exactly what you're talking about, and it's just one of at least a hundred throwaway gags. That's what you get when you assemble a dynamite team of comedians like this one. Even Christina Applegate, whom you normally wouldn't associate with this type of humor does very well for herself.

The brand of comedy featured in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy won’t be for everyone. The characters are not deep. The plot is never insightful. Its only objective is to fire off wild characters and silly gags. Sometimes, the Will Ferrel/Adam McKay team makes for less-than-desirable results (*cough* Step Brothers *cough*) sometimes, you get non-stop gut-busters like in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. (Unrated cut on Blu-ray, June 30, 2015)

#Anchorman #Anchorman:thelegendofRonBurgundy #RonBurgungy #movies #films #movieReviews #FilmReviews #FilmCriticism #AdamMcKay #WillFerrell #ChristinaApplegate #PaulRudd #steve carell #DavidKoechner #FredWillard #2004Movies #2004films

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unosplaceresfugaces · 5 years

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#CineDeVerano #CineZona #GlorietaPalacioDeCongresos #1 #Sevilla #Hoy #22:30h 6,20€ (Viernes y Sábados) #3€ (Domingo a Jueves) #ElVicioDelPoder #Vice #AdamMcKay #2018 Explora la historia real sobre cómo Dick Cheney, un callado burócrata de Washington, acabó convirtiéndose en el hombre más poderoso del mundo como vicepresidente de los Estados Unidos durante el mandato de George W. Bush, con consecuencias en su país y el resto del mundo que aún se dejan sentir hoy en día https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz5MJZOoVFV/?igshid=1sv8jsv43uv4z

#cinedeverano #cinezona #glorietapalaciodecongresos #1 #sevilla #hoy #22 #3 #elviciodelpoder #vice #adammckay #2018

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billybennight · 2 years

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Taking a break from the Hawaiin vaca to promote my selfish self promotion of my selfies with the cool people. I have John C. Reilly, Sally Field, Adam McKay Adrien Brody among others in this photo set from the Premiere Of HBO's "Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty”. It was a fast moving night where I shot over 2K frames trying to capture all the action. #winningtime #acetheatre #premiere #hbomax #sallyfield #adrienbrody #johncreilly #adammckay #lalakers #thetheatreattheacehotel #theacehotel #dtla @dtlaweekly @dtlaphotogroup (at Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles) https://www.instagram.com/p/CasyoMbPxPR/?utm_medium=tumblr

#winningtime #acetheatre #premiere #hbomax #sallyfield #adrienbrody #johncreilly #adammckay #lalakers #thetheatreattheacehotel #theacehotel #dtla

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crestametalica · 2 years

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El Cine Encuentro Fundación Audiovisual Margot Benacerraf comienza su agenda de cine foros con el filme "Don't Look Up" (No Mires Arriba) una sátira del director y guionista norteamericano Adam McKay estrenada en Netflix, la cita es el próximo sábado 22 de enero de 2022 vía Zoom a las 11:30 a.m. (Hora Venezuela). La inscripción es totalmente gratuita a través de trasnochocultural.com Para leer más pueden visitar la sección "Noticias Cresta" en "Cresta Cultural" de nuestra revista web https://crestametalica.com . . . . #TrasnochoCultural #DontLookUp #NoMiresArriba #AdamMcKay #CineEncuentroFundaciónAudiovisualMargotBenacerraf #FundaciónAudiovisualMargotBenacerraf #Netflix #NoticiasCresta #CrestaCultural #CrestaNoticias #CrestaMetalica #CrestaMetalicaProducciones #LaCrestaEnLaOla #EnLaCrestaDeLaOla #Cultura #Culture #Cine #Film #Filme #Película #Pelicula #Foro #CineForo (en Cresta Metalica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY7wOWdNXbO/?utm_medium=tumblr

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dogsinfilms · 2 years

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Don't Look Up (Adam McKay, 2021)

#dog #dogs #film #films #movie #movies #cinema #perro #perros #pelicula #peliculas #película #películas #cine #dogsinfilm #dogsinfilms #dontlookup #adammckay #nomiresarriba

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don-lichterman · 1 year

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Leonardo DiCaprio on Meeting With 'Don’t Look Up' Director Adam McKay | Entertainment Weekly

Leonardo DiCaprio on Meeting With ‘Don’t Look Up’ Director Adam McKay | Entertainment Weekly

Leonardo DiCaprio and Adam McKay sat down before making ‘Don’t Look Up’ to hash out what the movie might look like, this is a glimpse into that conversation. Subscribe to EW ►► http://bit.ly/EWSubscribe #DontLookUp #LeonardoDiCaprio #MerylStreep #JonahHill #AdamMcKay #JenniferLawrence #TylerPerry #Netflix #Comedy #EntertainmentWeekly EW News Flash brings you breaking news and exclusive stories…

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doomonfilm · 5 years

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Review : Vice (2018)

As a college student earning a Bachelor’s Degree in TV/radio news during the period of time that 9/11 took place, I have an intimate connection with the George W. Bush administration. I spent many years focusing on the entire administration, and one thing always stood out to me : the seemingly elusive and power-hungry nature of Vice President Dick Cheney. For years, Bush was painted as the villain, but to many of us watching, we could see Cheney’s influence and the way it benefited him. Nearly 20 years removed from the time served in office, Adam McKay has taken on Cheney and his rise to power in the form of the interesting comedy-drama that is Vice.

Richard ‘Dick’ Cheney (Christian Bale) and his wife Lynne (Amy Adams) are a young couple living in Casper, Wyoming in the early 1960s. Lynne is ambitious and driven, but due to the times, held back based on her gender, and her frustrations are further compounded by the path that her husband Dick seems to be taking. In an effort to better both of their lives, she pleads to Dick to take some initiative and turn things around for them, leading to Dick’s time as an intern in the White House during the Nixon administration. Cheney is impressed by Donald Rumsfeld (Steve Carell) during orientation, and finds himself working under him, where Cheney begins to learn about opportunity and the impact that choices in the White House have on the entire world. After Nixon is impeached, Cheney finds himself the youngest Chief of Staff during the Ford administration, where he helps get Rumsfeld appointed as Secretary of Defense. The pair begin making moves to put the Republicans in a position of power, but the plans are undercut by the election of President Carter and the Democratic takeover of the White House. Dick and Lynne return to Wyoming to focus on a position in the House of Representatives, only to find himself back in the White House during the George H.W. Bush (John Hillner) administration prior to taking time in the private sector to run the Haliburton company. All of this served as run-up to his greatest act, which was serving as the Vice President with the most control and power on record under President George W. Bush (Sam Rockwell).

Vice is the story of building momentum via opportunities that present themselves. The line between taking charge of your life and career and taking advantage of those that help you position yourself becomes blurry and questionable during Cheney’s journey. The concept of loyalty is also brought into question, as it seems to be a quality that is valued right until the moment that it appears disadvantageous to remain loyal. On top of everything that falls in Cheney’s political journey and his cold, calculated nature, the irony of Cheney continually escaping death in the form of several heart attacks is driven home by his receipt of an entirely new heart. This literal ‘new’ life he is given only further seems to extend his ability to stay wholly focused on what benefits him and those he loves.

While Cheney stepped into politics as an opportunity, he quickly became a student of the game, only to learn that he could change it through nuance and the power of laws. Watching the mistakes of those he worked with and was in the same circles with allowed him to not only use those missteps for educational purposes, but to study the reactions of the public and those impacted in order to shape his method and protocols. Multiple origins are shown where the seeds of connection were planted, many of which paid off in the form of power, influence and cronyism during the Bush presidency, including a power building machine in the form of Fox news and an old buddy on Supreme Court that would help during a questionable moment in election history.

The lighthearted approach to the storytelling mechanism of film brings a much needed comedic edge to a story that, if told in a traditional manner, would probably incite anger. Curveballs are abound throughout, including a false ending with credits that are interrupted right around the middle of the film. The integration of archival news footage, stock footage from the appropriate eras, and popular culture references replace the standard use of informational text, allowing the informational text to serve the purposes of character identification. The makeup and hair done to help the actors embody the likeness of those whom they portray is extremely well done. The editing, when not mirroring films like Goodfellas, is not afraid to shock us with brutal visual reminders of the events directly tied to choices that Cheney had a hand in.

Christian Bale's transformative performance, both in appearance and persona, is downright amazing, as he seems to perfectly embody the nature and tendencies of the highly secretive Cheney. Amy Adams takes a 1950s approach and wraps it around a sense of pride, drive and determination that becomes the motivating force behind the Cheney family. Steve Carell takes his normally light comedic nature and turns it into a boorish, pushy personality in the form of Rumsfeld. Sam Rockwell manages to embody the spirt of George W. Bush without turning him into a human cartoon. Jesse Plemons serves as the bridge between film and audience, bringing a blue-collar essence to a film wholly focused on the advantaged and opportunistic. Alison Pill plays the emotion heart of the Cheney family, while Lily Rabe serves as an echo of the parents in the form of a child driven to politics. Tyler Perry manages to shed the persona that follows him and commit himself to play the tragic prideful downfall of Colin Powell true to heart. Political characterizations by Justin Kirk, Don McManus, LisaGay Hamilton, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Matthew Jacobs, Eddie Marsan, Kirk Bovill, Bill Camp, Joseph Beck and Paul Perri, plus guest appearances by Fay Masterson, Alfred Molina and Naomi Watts round out an extremely stacked cast.

Vice has been garnering critical praise, and I can definitely see why, but in my opinion, outside of a few acting awards, I found myself more so distracted than connected to the film’s style. The film is good, but not enough to shift the needle on my tops of 2018 list... that being said, it is definitely worth a watch, and will probably be viewed with W. in a personal double-feature once I have the chance to do so.

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kannistellog · 2 years

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『Don't Lookup』🪐 総評良かった。スケールは違えど行き過ぎた資本主義の果てに来る未来だなと。この系大好き。最後の幸せ感良い🍷😊 珍しくキャスト以外の予備知識なしで観たけど、『俺たち〜』の彼だったと知って納得。ケイトブランシェト綺麗過ぎてわかんなかった！アビエイターのコンビだったとは。＃冬休み #ネトフリ #dontlookup #AdamMcKay #eiga #netflix https://www.instagram.com/p/CYviNcuLdmF/?utm_medium=tumblr

#ネトフリ #dontlookup #adammckay #eiga #netflix

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frontmezzjunkies · 2 years

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@netflix 's #DontLookUp #frontmezzjunkies #reviews #DontLookUpFilm written/directed by #AdamMcKay starring #LeonardoDiCaprio #JenniferLawrence #MerylStreep #CateBlanchett #JonahHill #MarkRylance #RobMorgan #TylerPerry #TimothéeChalamet #ArianaGrande #MelanieLynskey #dontlookupmovie #dontlookupnetflix https://frontmezzjunkies.com/2022/01/07/dont-look-up/ https://www.instagram.com/frontmezzjunkies/p/CYnQg1RuLOh/?utm_medium=tumblr

#dontlookup #frontmezzjunkies #reviews #dontlookupfilm #adammckay #leonardodicaprio #jenniferlawrence #merylstreep #cateblanchett #jonahhill #markrylance #robmorgan #tylerperry #timothéechalamet #arianagrande #melanielynskey #dontlookupmovie #dontlookupnetflix

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yanarchy072 · 2 years

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・・ NETFLIX PRESENTS『ドント・ルック・アップ』漸く観た。・ジェンちゃんを見たいだけで観たが「メテオ」とか「アルマゲドン」みたいに必ず感がある感じではないブラック感がめっちゃオモロかった！ストリープとブランシェットが良いが相変わらずのカメレオン・ブランシェット。菅田将暉ばりのシャラメの登場は日本映画っぽい感じがした。まあ、ハリウッドへの風刺なんだね。・ #ドントルックアップ #DontLookUp #アダムマッケイ #AdamMcKay ・ #レオナルドディカプリオ #LeonardoDiCaprio #ジェニファーローレンス #JenniferLawrence #ケイトブランシェット #RobMorgan #メリルストリープ #JonahHill #ティモシーシャラメ #アリアナグランデ #TylerPerry #RonPerlman #MarkRylance #KidCudi ・ #ブラックコメディ #blackcomedy #ネットフリックス #NETFLIX #HyperobjectIndustries ・ #映画 #movie #ビバムビ #instamovie #moviestagram #instagood #instapic (Tokyo Japan) https://www.instagram.com/doggy0791yanarchy/p/CYg7Jenl_dN/?utm_medium=tumblr

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