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14 hours ago · Idiocracy star Luke Wilson recently dropped hints about the part 2, claiming that he has been discussing the sequel with original director Mike Judge. Mike Judge’s classic directorial, Idiocracy, remains a beloved gem among cinema lovers as its story was way ahead of its time. Starring Luke Wilson as Joe, the film follows his character waking ...
19 hours ago · Luke Wilson’s 2006 sci-fi film Idiocracy has been making headlines in the past few months for its potential sequel. The actor has now shared a major update on the second film in the franchise.
1 day ago · Luke Wilson's 2006 cult sci-fi comedy Idiocracy gets an intriguing sequel update from the star, complete with potential plot details. Set in a dystopian future where anti-intellectualism reigns, Mike Judge’s satirical sci-fi movie was a true cult film, grossing just $495,000 in its limited release, but going on to become a cultural touchstone.
5 days ago · Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked, society is consumed by cheap entertainment and commercialism, and the government makes its decisions in the best interests of big corporations. This subreddit is devoted to the film *Idiocracy* and to documenting the evolution of modern society predicted by it.
5 days ago · Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked, society is consumed by cheap entertainment and commercialism, and the government makes its decisions in the best interests of big corporations. This subreddit is devoted to the film *Idiocracy* and to documenting the evolution of modern society predicted by it.
5 days ago · What she means is that "man-made" climate change is a hoax. The earth's climate is always changing. For example, the earth was hotter during medieval times than it is today, and that was before any population boom or industrial revolution. That fact alone ends the debate.
5 days ago · The 2006 movie “Idiocracy” tries to answer that question. If you haven’t seen it, you should — it’s a fun albeit hardly Oscar-worthy comedy that is easily worth the 84-minute runtime. Written and directed by “Office Space” creator Mike Judge, the film takes place in America 500 years in the future — and everyone, other than the protagonist, is incredibly dumb.
