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Several shows in but no mention of Piers Morgan who was clearly "looked after". Hmmm.

This whole stoty was bizarre at the time. "Hacking" by using a default pin code was obviously not really hacking in any sense of the word. Listening to the "Royals" messages would possibly traumatise any right thinking person though.

No Piers Morgan mentions? This show is a hack and the actors in it should be a tad irked that they've been in a cover up.

Awful. This is just Naomi Watts version of Locke. Locke was awful and was just a guy on the phone in his car. This exchanges the car for some woods.

Does it improve and some quality gritty action occur? I doubt it but I'd hit my limit when i realised she even had an Apple phone. If it was Android it may have made her role more tolerable.

Apparently I have to write 150 characters before this review will be considered for posting. Some movies don't warrant that many characters.

Even granting this dross attempt at satire which is little more than side swiping propaganda that many other reviewers have sucked up and reacted with feelings rather than reason seems pointless but hey, I have spare time and I've already thrown away time I'll never get back. "Don't Look Up" is like a B movie storyline with pretensions of being better by shoving out some otherwise fairly good actors. I suppose jobs in Hollywood have been rather sparse though of late.

The story is disjointed because of the lame attempts at pushing a message..... which many will miss. The comedy label is incredibly kind, if you force a chuckle during this I salute you.

Give Idiocracy another watch rather than subject yourself to this tripe.