Late into the unwieldy end-of-days satire “Don’t Look Up,” writer-director Adam McKay briefly sets aside the easy snark and broad targets and reaches for a note of awe. He just about hits it.

Don't Look Up is somewhat uneven and a bit too long, but it's also a battlecry against the anti-science, fact-phobic reality we're living through today.

In a grand science fiction tradition, “Don’t Look Up” uses a disaster-movie framework as a metaphor for a reality-based crisis, with a huge comet hurtling toward Earth as a surrogate for ...

About one-third of the way into Adam McKay's new film " Don't Look Up," there is a remarkable scene that takes place on the set of a vapid, "Good Morning America"-esque talk show. In this moment ...

Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up, opening in limited theatrical release on Friday in advance of a December 24 Netflix launch, isn’t the first satire to find itself bested by present-tense horror.

“Don’t Look Up,” Netflix’s star-studded disaster satire featuring Meryl Streep alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, alienates those who most need to be moved by its message.

How safe is Earth from an asteroid impact? (2013) | 60 Minutes Archive In the sci-fi satire " Don't Look Up," humanity is wiped out by a huge comet after a highly politicized and comically botched ...

With Apple’s new iOS 17 feature, "Visual Look Up," you can do just that. ‘Visual Look Up’ lets you snap a picture and search for information about various objects and scenes in your image.

With “Don’t Look Up,” Adam McKay makes a star-studded allegorical satire that shows the news media whistling past the climate-change graveyard.

In “Don’t Look Up,” the chief “bug-eyed salamander,” a Steve Jobs-like character and the third richest man on the planet, is almost completely responsible for allowing the comet to ...

Look Up is a macOS feature that lets you quickly find definitions of words and phrases in Apple’s dictionary (or other configured sources) on your Mac. Depending on what macOS version you’re ...