If you miss a moment, you miss a lot.
As pop culture fans continue to soak up the star-studded satirical comedy Don't Look Up on Netflix, some viewers can't help but discuss one particular clip.
Earlier this week, TikTok user Ben Köhler (@sightpicture) shared a scene from the movie, which included a couple of frames featuring the film's on-set crew, all masked up, within the shot.
"So, hey guys, I was just watching Don't Look Up," he said in his Dec. 26 video. "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. They're like, ‘Oh, they probably won't notice that.' Yup."
As it turns out, Don't Look Up director Adam McKay heard about the chatter and decided to explain the moment. "Good eye!" he wrote on Twitter. "We left that blip of the crew in on purpose to commemorate the strange filming experience. #DontLookUp."
Ultimately, Adam and the entire team are celebrating the fact that Don't Look Up is now the No. 1 movie worldwide on Netflix and leading the top 10 in 94 countries.
The satirical comedy follows two astronomers as they attempt to warn the world about an approaching comet.
Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill are just some of the stars featured in the film, which has already received awards buzz, including four 2022 Golden Globe nominations.
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