People Are Noticing This Editing Mistake In Netflix’s Don’t Look Up

A TikToker went viral after discovering a few frames from the new Adam McKay Disaster comedy Don’t Look Up on Netflix that definitely seem like an editing mistake. The film was released on December 24 and stars Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill, and follows two scientist trying to get world leaders to take action against a massive asteroid on a path to Earth.

The TikTok user Ben Köhler (@sightpicture) shared the clip from the movie on December 26, saying in a voice over, “So, hey guys, I was just watching Don’t Look Up. And at one hour, 28 minutes and 10 seconds, it looks like you can see the whole film crew standing here, for like three or four frames.”

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Köhler insinuates the creators probably knew they’d accidentally included the mask-covered crew, but it was maybe too late or too much trouble to remove it by the time they noticed themselves.

“They’re like, ‘Oh, they probably won’t notice that,’” he jokes.

Don’t Look Up has already earned four 2022 Golden Globe nominations, according to Entertainment Tonight, including Best Picture—Musical or Comedy. The movie has been a big topic of conversation on social media and marks the return to acting for Jennifer Lawrence. The actress is currently pregnant with her first child with her husband Cooke Maroney. The pair were recently spotted looking for a new property in Manhattan, checking out apartments with a real estate agent.

Lawrence sold her penthouse in Manhattan for $9.9 million last summer, though it was originally listed for $15.45 million. From there, she moved to a property in the West Village in a brand new townhouse that sold for $22 million. The potential new property could be an addition to her real estate portfolio, or intended as a new space for a growing family.

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