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Looking for more disaster movies like 'Don't Look Up?' Check out these 10 apocalypse-themed titles currently streaming on Netflix.

Here Are 6 Sci-Fi Movies To Watch If You Love Space-Themed Films   If you’re a diehard fan of movies set in outer space, then you’ve probably heard of Netflix’s latest sci-fi film Stowaway, which sees a three-person crew embarking on a two-year-long journey to Mars… but they are accidentally and unexpectedly joined by an engineer, with supplies limited for just three astronauts.     So, if you’re looking for similar titles to watch from the comfort of your own home, we’ve gathered a list of awe-inspiring works with high-end graphics…     Okay, let’s be real – this is a...

Little dialogue. Some action. Whole lot of landscapes. Netflix released its original sci-fi/drama “The Midnight Sky” in December 2020. Over the course of two hours, viewers follow scientist Dr. Augustine Lofthouse (George Clooney) as he attempts to warn the space mission Aether, that it is not safe to return to Earth. Years ago, Aether departed with a five-person crew to scout K-23, a Jupiter moon that Augustine hypothesized as habitable. The story shifts between scenes of Augustine on Earth and the astronauts in space, as they try to contact one another. The first scene is quite li...

 A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES (series two) PRODUCTION Sky Productions/Bad Wolf VFX Axis Studios Axis Studios created a historically accurate CG Elizabethan London for the second series of the Sky Productions and Bad Wolf drama. The Axis team delivered 100 shots over 10 episodes, working on the production for 18 months, including throughout the pandemic. The landscape is seen from above in several of the production’s fully CG aerial establishing shots. It is also shown in numerous scenes set inside the city. Axis’s VFX team used period street maps and illustrations, as well as modern terrain...

(Now Streaming on HBO) Through never-before-seen footage and new interviews with the lone surviving Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, Oscar-nominated director/producer Frank Marshall ( Seabiscuit, The Sixth Sense) traces the history of the group from their early days in Australia in the ’50s through their unrivaled successes, unexpected failures, inevitable breakups, and improbable resurrections. Beyond that, just sit back, close your eyes, and melt to the sound of those soaring harmonies. (Check out our full interview with Gibb.) The Midnight Sky (Courtesy Netflix) A global catastrophe has left astron...