Get Out

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Cementer200Sep 22, 2020

I Really like Get Out. is one of the best horror movies of the 2010s. Jordan Peele is a matser at horror

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8

JLauSep 27, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. White girl dates black men/women, takes them home to meet her family but they have their bodies taken over by the aging family friends and then work at the house.… Expand

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geewahJan 13, 2021

An enjoyable horror comedy. It is a confrontational look at race in America, but it's strength lies in nuanced comedy rather than the horror/thriller aspect which comes across as pretty weak at times.

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AdamWalker-Sep 26, 2021

This was Jordan Peele's first movie and boy is it good.
I look forward to your next movie.

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HellHoleHorrorDec 6, 2022

The people I know judge you for your opinions and actions, not how you look or what you enjoy doing. This film doesn’t judge people either, it’s a balanced and engaging story, very well acted with interesting characters. It is not political.The people I know judge you for your opinions and actions, not how you look or what you enjoy doing. This film doesn’t judge people either, it’s a balanced and engaging story, very well acted with interesting characters. It is not political. I didn’t like the cinematography, the mixture of light blue and warm hues seemed pretty janky to me. There was also some warp stabiliser apparent especially for the car scenes. The dialogue quality was a little uneven, mostly on the men sounding a little crackly like hair rubbing on a microphone. The music was memorable although some choices didn’t feel appropriate. Some moments also felt scripted rather than natural. These are minor complaints though and only have a minor negative impact on the film. Get Out reminded me much more of Society (1989) and The Stepford Wives (1975) than Fight for Your Life (1977) which is a good thing as Fight for Your Life is a very obvious film whilst Get Out is more unexpected. There are some truly great moments. Worth watching.… Expand

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10

triadneMar 15, 2023

Absolutely fantastic. When I saw the trailers for 'Nope' I asked myself "who is this Jordan Peele and why should I care?".
Now I know. I gained so much from this. So much new understanding. So much that I need to question my own thoughts andAbsolutely fantastic. When I saw the trailers for 'Nope' I asked myself "who is this Jordan Peele and why should I care?".
Now I know. I gained so much from this. So much new understanding. So much that I need to question my own thoughts and actions with regards to some things. This movie is going to stay in my mind for a long time.… Expand

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KelvinSelimorNov 12, 2022

Get Out. Smoking kills. Everyone who had a hand in the creation of this film wants to clap and shake hands. One of those movies where you almost don't know what to expect from it. Starting as a good home movie and ending as a terrible (in aGet Out. Smoking kills. Everyone who had a hand in the creation of this film wants to clap and shake hands. One of those movies where you almost don't know what to expect from it. Starting as a good home movie and ending as a terrible (in a good way) thriller. The plot itself captures your interest every minute of your screen time. And when you are already almost sure of the finale of the whole film, then suddenly something happens that you could not imagine. The acting team performed their roles perfectly, especially the main young couple. The debut work of Jordan Peele clearly deserves awards and praise from critics and viewers.… Expand