Get Out (Jordan Peele, February 24 2017) Movie • Page 5

Ohhhhhssshhhhhhhiiiiitttt

 

Damn

 

RT. What the Flick is awesome.

 

Had no idea Peele directed this. I already thought this looked good. Loved Keanu.

Need to see this.

 

ok I can't wait to read through this thread one I've seen it. I was supposed to go last night but we got there a half hour before hand and it was sold out! Should have expected it tbh.

 

Such an incredible film.

Count me in for whatever Peele does next.

 

Saw this twice this weekend and loved it. So tense, so refreshing, Peele knocked it out of the park.

 

So hey uh this was amazing. Those last few moments really played with your expectations

 

Probably gonna go see this again tomorrow on discount day

 

Holy fuck looool

 

I'll never look at my mother-in-law's little tea sets the same way again.

 

Such a damn good film

 

Jordan Peele plans to direct a whole series of horror movies about 'social demons'

 

Get the Fuck Outta Here: A Dialogue on Jordan Peele’s GET OUT

 

How stupid does someone have to be to miss the point and/or turn around and call this film racist? Jesus Christ.

 

I haven't laughed so hard in so long.

 

A perspective you won't probably see from anyone else but yours truly.

As explained by the blind Milton how everyone wanted his body, a black body for different fetishized reasons, it took me a moment, but I began to understand why the Japanese man, Tanaka I think his name was, was doing there. He definitely wasn't native to the US, but viewed America as composed of Black and White culture, like I did when I was young and quite literally wanted to grow up to be black man, wanting a black body, hair, skin, everything. When he asked about the black experience in America, he like me at a young age recognized there wasn't really a fit in this culture for people who looked like us, saw the two dominant black and white cultures and made his choice.

 

This was a great read

 

That's a really cool, personal take. Thanks!

 

This was a ton of fun, great theater experience though it was a little dampened by excessive talking and texting. Was hoping for more scares, this felt more as a cult mystery thriller. Kaluuya was excellent at just letting the audience read his face and emotions. Jones will always play a great creep.

 

I saw it at a Sunday matinee by myself, and there were four younger couples also in the audience. One couple was one row behind me on the other side of the theater and they wouldn't stop whispering throughout every quiet, nuanced scene. It was the worst.

 

You just blew my mind.

 

Forgot to comment on this, but holy shit, this is really profound.

 

Just saw this. Such a good movie. How about the creepy whisper song that started and ended the movie. Great tone this movie had.