Get Out (Jordan Peele, February 24 2017) Movie • Page 17

I showed this to my dad the other day, and he loved it. Made him even more fascinated when I told him Peele directed.

 

Just watched this for the first time. Wow, just wow

 

I apologize if this has been discussed before, but who do people think left the closet open for him to find those pictures? It had to have been intentional, right?

 

I think it was her by accident, just to move the story along and have a twist for the audience. I also don't know if it has been discussed earlier and it's deeper than that.

 

Was it left open? I thought I remember hearing the sound of it opening when he's close to it.

 

He's in the room alone though I thought, so who opened it? I just wrote it off as a mistake on her part or being careless because it was no longer important to hide.

 

He was alone in the room, and noticed it was open

 

The alternate ending was the ending I expected honestly. It would've had more umpf in my opinion to have him arrested in the end.

Nothing wrong with happy ending but...i think they should've went with the more boom ending

 

It was definitely the ending I was expecting as well, but I'm glad they didn't go that route. Mainly because I need a happy ending to not be upset about it for days, I get wayy too emotionally invested with fictional characters, heh. I agree it would have given it more 'umpf', the happy ending just seemed a bit too good to be true.

 

If this were any other film, I'd have wanted them to go with the alternate ending. But I am really truly happy they went with the ending they did. It's perfect.

 

Production company behind this just picked up an R-rated Spawn reboot horror film.

 

I wonder if it's the version McFarland wanted to direct himself with Jamie Foxx as Simions.

 

Todd McFarlane is writing and directing a Spawn movie with the company behind Get Out

 

Hopefully he does good as a first time director.

 

That tweet was why I finally decided to rent the movie on iTunes last night and I'm so glad I did.

 

Nominated as a comedy for the golden globes

 

What?! How?!

 

Go figure

 

Remember when The Martian was nominee for Best Picture - Musical or Comedy.....yeah the Golden Globes are a joke.

 

because Golden Globes only has Drama and Comedy/Musical as categories so they get a lot of leeway with what's a comedy, this certainly isn't a drama and has comedic elements

 

has its fair share of dramatic moments too tbf

 

This movie had everything. Still one of the best of 2017.

 

It's got a better shot at comedy, have no idea how it will do with awards, horror isn't ever really a big winner, but the critical acclaim has been massive.