Get Out (Jordan Peele, February 24 2017) Movie • Page 4

Holy Hell.

Spoiler tagging just in case.

For a film to this radically embrace the charged imagery of black male on white woman violence, then bring the police in as a terror, rather than salvation, is pretty remarkable. This was absolutely excellent and just... just incredible.

Spoiler tagging for the final moments.

The shot when he stops strangling her as the police lights approach, he puts his hands up, and she cries for help was one of the most tense moments I've had in a theater... then the door opens and I read "AIRPORT" and laughed out loud with a full body relief. Just astounding.

 

i went through so many emotions in those last few minutes

 

[QUOTE="Nathan, post: 843326, member: 139"

Spoiler tagging for the final moments.

The shot when he stops strangler her as the police lights approach, he puts his hands up, and she cries for help was one of the most tense moments I've had in a theater... then the door opens and I read "AIRPORT" and laughed out loud with a full body relief. Just astounding.[/QUOTE]

My theater erupted and it was so enjoyable.

 

Saw this tonight and loved it. Also have to cosign on literally everyone in my theater applauding when Rod showed up at the end. Part of me thought that maybe when Rod did finally show up then both he and Chris would have to fight off the police and win, but then yeah I saw the "Airport" on the door and laughed and cheered with everyone else. Fantastic.

 

When Chris and Rod were sitting in the car at the end, I still had this sense of dread that something bad was going to happen to Rod. I was just waiting for him to get shot or something.

It was such a relief to see them escape.

 

Wow. I shouldn't be surprised but wow.

 

My favorite moment is when he walks up the stairs during the party and everyone downstairs falls silent. For the most part, I found this movie to be more amusing than scary, but that little moment was pretty chilling imo.

 

Wow, great movie, I really enjoyed it. I do think the 100% on RT kind of had me expecting a little more, and it was a little predictable, though. The second the guy at the beginning got off his phone, I leaned in and whispered " twenty bucks says that the woman he got off the phone with is the lead character's love interest" to my girlfriend lol.

 

It's like a really good episode of Twilight Zone

 

I saw this tonight knowing nothing about it except it made some fragile white ppl upset, but I loved it. I def wasn't as smart as others cause I didn't predict it and there were a few things I had to ask for clarification on and I'm usually good at following movies so idk what happened there! But the concept and atmosphere was so creepy and unsettling omg.

 

This movie was phenomenal. So many thoughts about it, I'll save it for when I can gather them all. But I was surprised at how incredible a movie this was, from the acting to the directing to the writing. All top notch.

 

T.S.....mothafuckin A

 

Just got home from seeing this, I loved it.

My only complaint is that it wasn't really a jump out of your seat scary movie, but it certainly was creepy.

Also my only confusion with the ending was they didn't try and save Andre.

 

Also, the whole twist [spoilers/]about them being their grandparents didn't make sense. If they were their family why were they servants? Why was Gpa Joe running hella fast at night? It serviced the plot more than it actually made sense but whatevs [/spoilers]

I'm drunk and I don't know how to do spoilers I'm sorry

 

[ spoiler ] blah blah [ / spoiler ]

they were definitely just pretending to be servants to keep up appearances in front of Chris. How else would they explain two random unrelated people living with them? Grandpa was enjoying his fast body and probably didn't notice Chris standing there.

 

Jordan Peele was interviewed by Criterion

http://bit.ly/2lDda6H

 

i mean he wasn't really Andre anymore. He was that lady's husband inside Andre's body

 

Andre was gone home to wherever with "his" wife, he wasn't at the house anymore. And also, as we see with the person whose body the grandpa was inhabiting, the only way to save would have been to kill him.
Anyway, amazing movie. The shot Nathan mentioned at the end was just incredible.

 

Amazing for Jordan, they probably still won't realize that people other than white dudes watch movies though

'Get Out' Unseats 'Lego Batman' With Stellar $30.5 Million Debut

 

white people are scary, especially the women.

 

Fuck yea, this met my extremely
High expectations.
Kudos to Jordan.

 

FUCK FUCK FUCK
THIS WAS AWESOME

 

Is it too early to say that this is the best horror movie of the decade so far? Because, dammit, it is.

 

Wow. That was the best movie I've seen in a really long time. It was working on so many levels. I didn't like Keanu much, but after seeing GET OUT, I'll watch anything Peele puts out in theaters.

Has anyone talked about how the reason Chris was able to escape is because of the cotton that he got out of the chair? Aka he was saved in part by the ramifications of the oppression of slaves.