Don’t Look Up and The Result of Late Capitalism

In the 21st century, satire has become a medium that is among the most commodifiable. In the spirit of Zizek, *ideology* isn’t of blind acceptance, but of mass cynical unacceptance. In spirit of this, Don’t Look Up approaches its critique much smarter than most. It goes beyond the symptoms of late-capitalism; hedonism, willful ignorance, and into the structure of political economy. Between state and(in) commerce, yet through the lens of culture. For this, in my mind, it deserves a video on this channel. And is one of my favorite movies I have seen in 2021. This entire channel is funded by you all. If this channel is something you enjoy, supporting keeps it alive. You’ll receive early access to videos, exclusive content, discord access, editing tutorials, and more! Same exact perks if you prefer to support via the YouTube member section: If you want to support the channel for free, use the amazon affiliate link, this helps us IMMENSELY: Socials: Twitter► Instagram► Timestamp: Intro: 0:00 History and Emergence of Late Capitalism: 4:22 Postmodern Systems and Subjects: 11:54 Art as Affect and Existence: 28:52 A Message: 34:10