After his brief stint in theaters, Don’t look up, or Don’t look up in Spanish, it has become the most watched movie in recent days on Netflix. The film has also sparked great discussion on Twitter, after becoming a trend on the social network. Part of its great appeal lies in the great cast that makes up its plot.
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However, we Peruvians recognized that, within their resplendent group of stars, two national talents also had their share of the screen. Specifically, they were André Silva Y Ramon Garcia who had brief cameos in the film directed by Adam McKay.
Despite criticism from the public for his small appearances, another important detail that stood out in this new bet from the streaming giant was Red Beach as the setting for the sequence with Silva. This is how he celebrated it SENARP, the National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State.
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What is Don’t look up about?
Don’t Look Up is starring two Michigan State University scientists, Dr. Kate Dibiasky (Lawrence) and her senior lecturer, Dr. Randall Mindy (DiCaprio). They will realize that a giant asteroid is heading straight for Earth and threatens to wipe out all life on it.
Both are forced to warn the entire world of the threat. To do this, they join forces with NASA expert Dr. Teddy Oglethorpe (Rob Morgan), whose experience will help them inform the United States Government.
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Unfortunately, the country’s president is Janie Orlean (Meryl Streep), a woman known for being a narcissist, concerned more about her own political image than her nation.
In addition to this, the media is also reluctant to seriously share any information related to the looming catastrophe. Therefore, the sequence of events in the film makes it clear that we are facing a satire that criticizes the political sphere of society.
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