Get Out (2017)
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A young African-American man visits his Caucasian girlfriend's mysterious family estate.
Country: USA
Directed By: Jordan Peele
Written By: Jordan Peele
Starring: Catherine Keener, Bradley Whitford, Stephen Root, Richard Herd, Caleb Landry Jones, Daniel Kaluuya, Lakeith Stanfield, Allison Williams, LilRel Howery, Betty Gabriel, Marcus Henderson, Ashley LeConte Campbell
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Lands confidently right in the sweet spot between proper horror and self aware satire.
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Difficult to seperate out the elements of GO that make it such a success, but Peele has produced a real classic: the steady pacing of the first two acts create a slow but incessant racheting of tension; the superb character development, the use of humour that doesn't dominate (but just 'part of life'), and a view of "racism" from both 'white' and 'black' which is an eye opener. The last third could have decended into slasher flick territory, but for a superb twist and a really satisfying end
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Enough already. Don't even try to explain it like "it's all about metaphores and stuff" no, it's not. It doesn't make any sense. And please, don't try to make Jordan Peele seem successful or brilliant. All 20pts for Betty Gabriel.
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Get Out cleverly utilizes thriller and horror conventions to tell a story that's unprecedented in the genre; one about elitism, racism and discrimination. It's a potent mixture of biting satire, nail-biting tension and funny yet believable social stand-offs.
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I now live in a world where "I'm T-S-Motherfucking-A" is a line in an Oscar winning screenplay. Did I miss something? Was there a racial commentary or a good script here? That's all I keep hearing about. Instead I got a decently directed horror movie with a super obvious plot with super obvious twists and super nonsensical resolutions. I loved the scene they didn't show him kill Catherine Keener because fuck good editing. At least it wasn't made by Key.
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Well, I mostly enjoyed this film, other than the heavy handed message that white people are inherently just fucking evil... or some shit. Still, a very solid horror-thriller. Fucking rich, white libtards. This is literally how they think, though the film fails to just come out and say it, so in a way, if you really read into what is happening, you'll find that the message is that Republicans are the good guys?
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Good build-up, I'm glad the movie didn't try to play it too clever and went with a straight up obvious plot, it's much better that way. The acting and directing were nice aswell, worth watching if you're into suspenseful quasi-horror movies.
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A hugely overrated horror flick that benefits from very good acting, but sports one-dimensional characters, a racial red line that does nothing but annoy and confirm racism within the Afro-American community, a plot twist that's never a twist, and an easy escape. What is all the fuss about, people?
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I don't often watch horror films but when I do they tend to be fairly good and not so scary. And oh boy such acting! Of course they went over the top with crocodile tears but whatever. I feel genuine satisfaction on many levels after watching this one. Thanks Bill Gates and what is your company again? for sponsoring this one! Ps: too bad Chris will get convicted for mass murder.
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Plenty of interesting elements - but man, what did they combine them to?
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Get Out handles everything in the perfect way. It has an old-school horror feel thanks to Jordan Peele’s direction that thrills in a more genuine way than other films in the genre do. It also handles the tricky topic of racism in a cutting yet thought-provoking way that cannot be ignored by anybody – especially those who would not peg themselves as prejudiced. This is one of the best-made horror films of the past decade and also one of the most effective treatises on racism in our world toda
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