truly horrifying | NOPE (REACTION) *First Time Watching*

[@BJMurphy]

The point of the Gordy chimp story is actually the general theme of the entire film-the exploitation of life in the pursuit of a spectacle, which usually resulted in innocent life being harmed or, worse, killed. From the chimp on that show, to the horse freaking out when the commercial people wouldn't listen to OJ's plea to let it rest, to Jupe's fatal attempt to create a spectacle out of the alien creature.

[@BJMurphy]

@@blaketarno4145 well, their initial goal wasn't to kill the creature. That came as a result of self-defense. But it all did occur due to their attempts to get that "Oprah shot." But even then, there at the end, they no longer cared about that. They didn't even pick up that photo from the well, focusing instead on each other, happy to still be alive.

[@powerpuffgirl4ever]

Yes! And also the lengths people go through to witness and capture a spectacle. The actors and audience members that were killed by Gordy, the horses that died for the monster, Jupe and the people at the show died, the TMZ guy died and the photographer guy died all in order to witness or capture the spectacle. It's a never ending cycle because people will always want to see it so people will never stop exploiting things in order to provide the spectacle. We even see it at the end when Emerald took the picture instead of hiding. There's also a subtle and beautiful point that Peele made was when OJ had the accident with the horse at the shoot and they quickly switched it out for a CGI horse when they could've just done that in the first place.

[@parkerenglert2662]

I don't know how much or little it has been talked about but I heard a bit from Bobby Lee on his podcast but Jordan put a little Easter egg in the Jupes office with the poster of Gordy with "MAD" on it. Jordan made himself Gordy to show his frustration with his time at MADtv and how things ended with him. Towards the end of Jordan's reign on MAD he was supposed to transition to SNL but MAD ended screwing up that deal due to contract disputes and scheduling. So I thought that was a fun Easter egg especially with the themes he had in this movie.

[@rubecube87]

Also Chimpanzees have the same reaction to eye ontact it’s a threat and a challenge also

[@sasugakirin]

I think it also shows Jupe’s mindset; the chimp spared him because in his mind they had a connection, so he thought he could form a connection with another dangerous creature if he fed it

[@The_KlaVra]

I love it that on ONE of the trailers you can see those small aliens and its such a good misdirect...

[@_P785_]

I know when I first saw the trailer I was like finnaly we’re gonna see some small grey mfs. Glad Jordan peel didn’t take that route tho, his interpretation of the ufo is so fascinating and realistic. Realistic in a sense that it’s not just humanoid aliens but something of nature.

[@orangewarm1]

Would have preferred a film about little aliens. An art house film masking itself as a blockbuster.

[@The_KlaVra]

@@orangewarm1 Nah, I loved this.. Even the creature looked like a fucking Angel from Evangelion...

[@ParkRanger2000]

Even they went further into misdirecting us into thinking it's the classic Little Green Men aliens was that they edited in jet sound effects with Jean Jacket, making us think it really was a UFO. Also having the characters say " They" and "Them".

[@_WeDontKnow_]

yep I remember going through some of the trailer breakdown videos when they first started teasing the movie, seems like Jordan Peele knew everyone would be breaking those trailers down frame by frame

[@leonardopribic2661]

For those wondering about the people/victims. Jean Jacket is basically like a squid, it sucks prey up inside its mouth and the inner muscles push it into the stomach (the inside scene with the human victims) where it is digested alive. Hence all the screaming. But since it ate the horse statue/replica, that thing was big and not organic so it clogged Jean Jacket up. And then it ate the big group of people, while previously it only ate a single horse at a time (Jupe was feeding it with horses for six months). Basically it overfed and could not even swallow properly, so it finally just crushed all the people (the scene were all the screams stopped suddenly) and expelled the junk out. That is why the blood rained over the house. And yes, the inspiration for Jean Jacket is sea life like squids, octopus and cuttlefish + biblically accurate angels. There is a theory that Jean Jacket is actually an organism from Earth, like a skywhale, and in ancient times it was mistaken for an angel that guided people into heaven.

[@firstlast-wm3li]

No. It's not of planet earth. Hence the title "NOPE." Also, it's an angel of destruction.

[@missionmars4221]

I know a lot of people latched onto “NOPE” standing for Not Of Planet Earth, but what in the movie ACTUALLY confirmed it was from space that wasn’t just speculation? I’m not saying it’s definitely from earth, but it was never really confirmed either way

[@whyareyoureadingthis5227]

@@firstlast-wm3li the Nope being an acronym was already proven wrong by the actors in the movie. Nope was probably a last minute title that Peele latched onto because of how nice it looked in ads and posters. I mean what other catchy title would you give the movie that doesn't make it sound cheesy?

[@eu_o_andy]

@@firstlast-wm3li Peele already said that has nothing to do with the title

[@firstlast-wm3li]

@@eu_o_andy Shaddap. Wrong.

[@Allonsy305]

Get Out had themes of Racism & Cultural appropriation, US had themes of class divide and Nope definitely has themes of exploitation in the pursuit of spectacle. Regardless if it's a human or an animal. Definitely his most ambitious and subversive, but definitely divisive.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

get out also repesents the fear black people especially black men have when we meet a white girl we're dating parents for the 1st time at a place where we're the only black people there which in the case for get out was rose's parents house . i saw a black guy tell the story about how he 1st met his now wife's parents and family for the 1st time and how he stayed up all night the 1st night at the gf parents house because he was so nervous he couldn't sleep

[@MK-ft8uk]

Nope had themes of horrible movie

[@unpreparedwithacapitalf]

@@MK-ft8uk your comment has themes of terrible take

[@moonlightwinterbird8009]

Let me add to your point that this things might exist. Search up “ebas of space and space jellyfish”

[@AlonsoTherion]

I just hope Peele doesn't turn himself into a Shyamaylan

[@fxbear]

I didn’t notice the first time through but the alien in its cloaked saucer shape ripples like cloth. Sometimes it’s really subtle but it definitely gives it a cloth feel. It’s like it’s wrapped it’s bat wings around itself. I want to see this on iMax now.

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

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[@RaptorNX01]

at first it felt like rippling flesh when it turned over, it wasn't till it opened up fully did i start making the cloth connection. the first thing i actually thought of was the ancient solar sail ship from an ep of Deep Space Nine. IE a ship that travels through space on the solar winds (an actual theoretical space ship design)

[@subtlesraf]

it is available in IMAX format 👌

[@JackMValentine]

"Why are we so afraid of aliens?" H.P. Lovecraft actually answered this one: "The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown."

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

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[@h.plovecraftn-4307]

oh my god

[@vesco.f]

The UFO is literally like a stray dog when you keep feeding it it’s just gonna stick around lolzz

[@Scarshadow666]

Ikr! Makes me think of bears, squirrels, and other wildlife that approach people for food (and become aggressive when they don't get any food from people). It fits perfectly for the general theme of spectacle and exploitation in the movie, since wildlife start begging for food from people because there would've been some unthinking people in the past that fed them to begin with.

[@moderndaymedusa82]

I think it's important to note that Jean Jacket could have eaten any of them at any point. He was fast enough to do that. The last half of the movie was a warning to the Heywoods because Jean Jacket had been living peacefully on their property for over 6 months with no problems. I think it was just trying to get back to that peaceful coexistence and it was mad that things had changed. You gotta realize that for six months it never at OJ or any of the horses that were in those fields chilling. It just waited to be fed once a week by Jupe (oh and one time it snacked on those hikers but it didn't like all those inorganic things they had with them so humans weren't his favorite). When Jean Jacket felt like the OJ and his friends weren't following the rules, he bucked up on them a little. And it did that intimidation display as a show of dominance. Anyway, I love this movie!!!

[@RaptorNX01]

I've noticed over many reactions that it seems most miss that Jupe is basically Betty White's character from Lake Placid. that He's the reason the story happens cause he had been feeding the thing. which then ties into the gordy story as that is the reason he's been doing that.

[@freeheeler00]

This creature is called an Occulonimbus Edoequus by its creators. It's such a great design meant to be truly alien, as in we have no idea how it works. And when you think of other animals out there in the world, like cuddlefish, jellyfish, octopi, and many others, that can change color, shape, and texture, it seems realistic to me. And the reveal is perfect! That bit in the stomach is scary. It's almost got some biblical Revelations-type of themes going on there where all these gawkers literally get cast into the belly of the beast.

[@RaptorNX01]

I've read that biblical angels (and the angels from Evangelion) were part of the inspiration for it. so that checks out. But another aspect to it that adds some realism, is that it also seems to be based partly on the concept of solar sails. IE the idea of ships flying thru space using super large, super light sails that catch solar winds. actually the first thing I thought of what it first opened up (in addition to looking a bit like a weather balloon, something skeptics use to hand wave away UFO sightings, despite the things never looking like weather balloons) was an ep of Deep Space nine where two of the main character go on a sort of vacation, flying in an ancient solar sailing ship. it even vaguely looks like Jean Jacket.

[@Valenya23]

This is one of the few movies that not only scared me, but also unnerved me right from the first scene. I get shivers every time. Easily in my top 10 horrors.

[@biswojyoti1]

it really unnerved me too. no movie does that to me anymore.

[@biswojyoti1]

specially being stalked in an wide open area where you can see miles away everywhere and yet the alien was stalkin you.

[@Samurai333]

Loved the movie as well! SPOILER below: . . . . . . So the point of Gordy in the movie is connected to both the animal behavior of the animals in the movie, where the Chimpanzee that played Gordy was used as a Spectacle (the main thing of the movie, hence the Bible quote) for the show, with them having a real Chimpanzee that was "trained" to be a cast member. However, at its basis, it is still an animal and has specific behaviors. It is said that if you have not established Trust, with a Chimpanzee/Ape/Monkey, and you look it directly it its eyes, it is a sign of Aggression towards them. So with Gordy, being startled by the Balloon and everyone staring at him, he attacked them since they never established Trust with him. Now with Jupe (Steven Yeun's character) he was also somewhat used as Spectacle, as being always the typical Asian character in a white ensemble cast, so he and Gordy found a connection together of being used as Spectacle for showbiz, and had their signature fist bump they shared together of everything's okay. Which is also why, Jupe was spared, because since he had the tablecloth separating him and Gordy, he wasn't directly looking into each others eyes, and Gordy could sense it was Jupe and wanted to give him their signature fist bump, since they trust each other. Which then all ties together of the theme of a "Bad Miracle", with Jupe being spared with Gordy, and OJ being spared the 1st against the UFO/"JeanJacketAlien"

[@kennydeez..1774]

Great Info👍🏿

[@Jaze1618]

Pretty good take, but you got one thing wrong in my opinion, Gordy doesn't necessarily trust Jupe or at least doesn't have that special connection with him that Jupe might have grown up to think is part of what saved him..... The movie dispels this idea, IMO when it is mentioned that it was only "one of the Chimps that played Gordy" went crazy day and attacked everyone that day. IMO the fact that they had multiple chimps playing Gordy makes it even less likely that Jupe was spared because of a special connection with the Chimp, rather its like you say only survived, by avoiding direct eye contact with it which avoided communicating any attempt to assert dominance over it (unknowingly to a young Jupe), first by transfixing his gaze on the shoe, and then through the veil that the table cloth provided. What I didn't immediately grasp on my first viewing was that Jean Jacket didn't attack Jupiter's landing just because it decided that was "today is going to be the day to finally attack the crowd, for reasons", but instead because it had been conditioned to expect a Horsey meal around that time, but when Jupe couldn't corral Lucky to leave the small pen and run down the hill, Jean Jacket got impatient and came over to lucky instead. Just another example of people (Jupe in this case) treating animal like another prop in their show that is just going to do whatever they command it to without respecting it as a wild animal.

[@phousefilms]

I think, because Jupe wasn't instantly grabbed by Jean Jacket, he thought he and the "Visitors"had a connection and believed he could use them as entertainment for the crowd. This lead to his and the whole of Jupiters Claim being eaten. I had another theory that, because JJ was "blocked up"(because he ate the fake horse), he tried to remove the blockage by eating more than normal too(as we see, not only are the Star Lasso guests eaten, but EVERYONE in Jupiters Claim, who might not have even seen him.

[@subtlesraf]

​@@Jaze1618 thanks for adding this 👌 well put. chimpanzees are incredibly dangerous and unpredictable, they will never be domesticated and cannot be trained into safety or utter obedience. they respond to food rewards, they will always be entirely instinctive animals. and the eye contact thing, I'll never forget.

[@ZiggyStardustKitty]

I have to say, the screams in this movie were INTENSE! That along with the horror violin sounds really got me!

[@jeremycovelli]

Those people at the Star Lasso Show certainly left different. One of the best things I've seen in any movie was that barn scene.. specifically how the beat of the sprinklers tied into the tense music. This is a great watch the second time also, you notice so many new details.

[@_WeDontKnow_]

i appreciate the tiny moment at 21:13 waaaay too much lol a great example of how well these two played siblings. they really nailed it, designing the characters so contrastingly too

[@AlonsoTherion]

this movie is a masterpiece. Peele knows how to make us feel terrified with really shocking scenes. Gordy sequence was terrifying, the UFO swallowing the people, the UFO vomiting above the house... damn, all those scenes mede me feel really tense

[@goonishereva]

You actually can interpret that OJ died since the final shot is him posing majestically in back of the "out yonder" sign, signifying that OJ is in a better place out yonder, and is just visiting Em to congratulate her. Not my personal headcanon since I liked OJ and want him alive, but it's a cool interpretation

[@mawmawa4116]

He’s alive 👀 if you check Wikipedia it confirms it and they would like to do a sequel

[@carees1111]

No we would’ve heard his screams like everyone else’s

[@Hinokami777]

No… no where in this movie it ever implied that ghost were present. No spirits. Why would it suddenly do so in the end ? If that’s the case , that whole group of people who died. Where are their ghost ? Why would it be exclusive to OJ?… cause it’s her brother ? He’s alive

[@carees1111]

@Nigel Shepherd I like to believe in that moment he was letting her shine, letting her have her moment finally. She always spoke about feeling left out when it came to the family business. But she finally got to train “Jean Jacket”

[@yey305]

also the one guy singing giant purple people eater kinda emphasized the "your too tough" part which i think can mean OJ won the stare down with Jean Jacket and was "too tough"

[@angelestrada9552]

The true meaning in Nope is never tamed a living thing or be controlled by because of the fear of something spectacle or unusual. The Bible verse or the message in Nope is like a representation of the movie like OJ is Nahum and Emerald is Zephaniah and the spacecraft is the city Nineveh because something spectacle or unusual happened in the city because chaos happened and Nahum thinks that God punish all the sinners inside the city like a lion's den or predator that chewed the citizens of Nineveh.

[@sevandobo]

I'm im the minority here bur Nope is My favorite of his films.

[@mentlinc]

It's one of the best movies I've seen 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@BERSERKERKINGREVIEWS]

It’s definitely a type of film that your either going to really love or hate. Tends to be JP thing.

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

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[@revelare_xvii6269]

What’s even scarier is the possibility that Jean Jacket is actually native to Earth and not actually an alien. Even scarier, what if Jean Jacket isn’t the only one of its kind?

[@Hsjsjskekdocienskspsbebdvd]

yes this thought has been plaguing my mind😩

[@HawkTeevs]

I’d like us to take a second to think about how OJ and Em explained to the cops how their entire house was covered with a mixture of human and horse blood 😆

[@mnstngy]

The alien design towards the end of the film reminds me of a biblically accurate angel. Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks this.

[@firstlast-wm3li]

It is an angel, yes.

[@Nano_IV]

I thought of Neon Genesis Evangelion and the angels that appear there, JJ reminded me of a mix of Sahaquiel, Leliel and Arael. The angels in NGE are not biblically accurate, but they are -- very scary.

[@wesker1739]

Nope

[@TheGililgi]

@@Nano_IV Peele did say in an interview that Neon genesis Angels also inspired the design of JJ.

[@Hinokami777]

You’re right. Many are saying this. Look up this anime called neon genesis evangelion. Mainly looks like an angel called sahaquiel

[@zacurragazzo9432]

I heard even the ending of the sister seeing OJ is up for interpretation but to me, he lived because ain’t no way this man survived the entire time just to die at the end, I absolutely love this movie and how unsettling it is, great video!

[@Hollycb12]

I really feel like OJ definitely survived because we see OJ as he's distracting JJ so Em could get away, but then JJ starts chasing Em. He never returned to his saucer form (which is how he eats) until he attempts to eat the Kid Sheriff balloon, therefore OJ should still be alive and well.

[@cjpaterini3391]

My favorite Jordan Peele movie for sure. Some people I know hated it and it’s not for everyone but you guys are amazing at these reactions thank you for the experience

[@phousefilms]

Jean Jacket eats the whole of Jupiters Claim to try to dislodge the plastic horse. It is like a squid and tries to force out everything by contacting it's body(killing everyone inside it)and forcing the non organic material from its body. In the beginning, it just was digesting the people naturally and let the material fall out(when Otis Senior died).

[@Lydario]

y’all got good eyes and i dig watching your interpretations! if you haven’t seen/reacted yet, i can only STRONGLY recommend everything everywhere all at once!

[@BRIDGECO1]

That’s actually on our list for very soon!

[@theshakyproject2971]

"Is that a trick? I can't tell if that was a trick, or if it's sick." ...It was a sick trick, bruh. :) I loved this movie. I look at each of the characters as representations of the neurodivergent spectrum. OJ is autism (his difficulties looking people in the eye become a strength that save his life). Em is ADHD (she can't stand still and focus on one thing, hence her many skills she tries to promote and her aversion to the ranch). Angel is anxiety (he's anxious about his ex, about his work performance and about the alien conspiracy). Antlers is depression (chasing those perfect shots to get that release of serotonin, only to come back down and be unsatisfied). Jupe is PTSD (he was exploited as a child actor for entertainment, which resulted in the Gordy's Home incident; he goes on to perpetuate the cycle of abuse by doing the same to his children, which results in another traumatic incident).

[@jenng7389]

great observation. unique

[@thechanges2327]

Wow. I love that interpretation of these characters. Thank you for the insight.

[@Ivosferatus]

16:47 *THE* most terrifying (alien) scene of all time.

[@iamatn3317]

I loved this film much more the second viewing, the first watch I liked but was super confused. I felt the same way about “Shutter Island”. I really do hope he makes another or a spin-off, I’m interested to see where the alien came from!

[@Hinokami777]

Me too I want a trilogy. Would be great for Jordan peeles first trilogy since all his prior movies are stand alone movies

[@spinningredchair8092]

Ill never forget the moment I realized the sounds of Jean Jacket shrieking in the night sky wasn't Jean Jacket, but the people INSIDE Jean Jacket screaming because they were being digest alive.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

The Gordy scene had me on the edge of my seat first time I watched

[@Nicholas-ou4sb]

I saw this movie a few days after it came out and went with a friend. It was my first time watching a horror movie and boy I jumped a few times but it was pretty good.

[@cashaetaylor7466]

I loved this movie when I 1st watched it at the theater. I can't see or understand what people didn't get about the movie. Everything was given to you in a thriller suspense way!!! This is my favorite of the 3. 2nd is US and 3rd Get Out.. Jordan is smart, creative, and a game changer!!! 💜💜💜

[@jenng7389]

that's my order of his movies as well. i think this is his best so far

[@moderndaymedusa82]

Ya'lls reaction at around 10 minutes in was exactly what I did in the theater. I just kept sinking in the seat and trying to mentally prepare because that was terrifying!!!!

[@MZ-bl6wg]

LOVED the alien design!!

[@nikrixxx6338]

I think I said it on your Orphan reaction or the Midnight Club one that your reactions to jump scares give me life 🤣🤣 You 2 have the best facials out of any other reaction channel! I've been binging your vids all evening!

[@IglBen]

I watched this yesterday, so good. loved your reactiona btw

[@moistwrmonastring1017]

I love this movie so much 😭 it’s so creative with its message, it’s so unique and yet still has that hilarious and terrifying charm Jordan Peele always brings to his films. Even if it was hard for me to grasp during my first watch, this movie scares me like Us and Get Out combined 😻

[@chrislawson1988]

Love watching reactions to this especially the jump scares are awesome lol

[@70briareos]

Steven Yeun's character clearly needed therapy, and lots of it.

[@LightofJoshua]

That’s something I feel a lot of people missed

[@richardbuckendorf1390]

Did you notice that all of Jordan Peels' movies are all low key based on John Carpenters' "The Thing" (1982)? "Get Out" (2016) being forced into assimilation "Us" (2018) seeing that there's a take over of people that are their carbon copies, and realizing at the end one of the normal people was actually one of "them" "Nope" (2022) is the actual acknowledgement of "aliens", and accepting that the world has been over run with the world of mandella effects/affects

[@BRIDGECO1]

The Thing is actually in the classics section of movies we still need to watch 😅

[@richardbuckendorf1390]

@@BRIDGECO1 .... Holy fucking shit sucking lamas. You havent seen "The Thing"?

[@shangc2781]

That cool! Also makes it an extra cool touch that OJ and Emerald's dad was in The Thing

[@rrppodcast3347]

Loved getting to relive this film with you. You reacted just as I did although it took me two nights to watch because the first half was so ducking slow. Second half blew me away!

[@MrMarvel420]

just found your channel, this is my first video i watched of yours.... no joke i didnt even notice the two skeleton lovers in the back intill like 20 min into the video haha

[@benjalucian1515]

Loved this movie. Loved it. The barn scene freaked me the f' out, as I, too, have motion sensor lights and they go on at times that creep you out. Very imaginative to have the alien be the ship. And I loved every single character. For once, in a horror movie, the characters may take chances, but they never do anything stupid. Angel saves himself by using his brain even at a desperate time. Em and Junior do the same thing, no matter how terrible their situation. Great great movie.

[@picklefish74]

The, "is that a ghost horse...neigh" had me falling apart over here.

[@pearluniverse7878]

the goofy scream you did had me cackling lmaooo

[@FurryStockings]

I heard Angel is Em and OJ's Guardian Angel, he even gives them shelter in his home after shit went down

[@-.NYX.-]

Loved this movie so much!! Oh Gosh you guys are wonderful!! Fantastic reaction dears! ♥

[@kentk2215]

The wheels are off. I thought it was well done. Didn’t grab me as much as his previous films, but still enjoyed it. Was still creepy.

[@donnybuoy]

NOPE is Jordan Peele's magnum opus, imo! It's so Spielbergian, it makes me happy

[@nothatisnotsolidsnake]

The scariest part of this movie was definitely Gordy, holy shit that monkey was threatening

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

Tnx for the review! I would never probably have gone and see it, now I can still catch it at the cinema!! :)

[@karlw8K]

The movie was great but both of yours reactions are priceless! New to the channel and I've made a habit on watching a movie then watching your reactions. Looking forward to the next ones, Thank you for the laughs

[@Hsjsjskekdocienskspsbebdvd]

i personally liked the theory that Jean jacket is just an undiscovered species/animal from this earth that has no clear motive/evil and it’s just doing what it does to survive, eat just like any other animal or apex predator. I guess because of its territorial form(last scene) in this universe ppl have mistaken for angels back in ancient times. idk why this thought makes it more scary and unknown to me

[@Madeintheshade65]

The not looking it in the eyes is a dominance thing

[@TheSycaman]

Immediately sub. Watching your eyes from the first sight, to the kids in the barn, just all of it. Thank you.

[@emily.koumakis]

I liked how Jean Jacket formed into a biblical angel type figure; I personally took its new form literally as the result of the barbed wire it ingested and spat back out having ripped up its intestines and insides, hence them all kind of falling out in the end to look like a jellyfish lol

[@hwheelez24]

Its implied that the director that they eventually convince to get the impossible shot, is actually dying from a terminal illness, which is why he sacrificed himself for the shot.

[@yesikanarvaez5027]

21:13 I love Keke's energy

[@trent5501]

This movie made me think of a quote from Predator 2..."This is Dread man..... absolute Dread"

[@johnnyboy7144]

Movie was a MASTERPIECE

[@spinningredchair8092]

I love how after Jean Jacket picks up the biker, he flies RIGHT NEXT to OJ trying to bait him to look with the Bikers screams, then once he realizes OJ isn't budging, he just kills the Biker. Its a territorial dispute and Jean Jacket is trying to make himself look big and scary.

[@derekseven1647]

Great reactions guys Peeel the genius has done it again.

[@LateCambrian]

This is the most underrated movie of 2022. Truly innovative slow burn, Jaws type stuff.

[@chrislawson1988]

After this been looking at sky more especially at clouds that don't move lol. Funny on radio fingertips came on lol.

[@daggerSLADE]

The Gordy aspect is what happens when you try to tame something that is wild and it bites back .. just like that creature

[@shaynestewart9297]

seen this in theaters! wonderful experience! jordan peele is 3 out of 3 for me.

[@tiffanygreen9806]

Such a great movie. I loved it. I felt terrible for the poor animals

[@toddlacroix8992]

I thought this movie was talking about greed mainly because the only reason emerald and her brother are doing this is for fame but the reality is trying so hard to get famous can lead to dangerous consequences

[@Iletyoulive]

It's about exploitation

[@jaycutie09]

Jupe was doing it for fame..The Haywood’s were more so doing it for survival in a sense. They had to keep selling horses to stay afloat and not lose the ranch. Both were trying to exploit it but for different reasons.

[@Hollycb12]

I really feel like OJ definitely survived because we see OJ as he's distracting JJ so Em could get away, but then JJ starts chasing Em. He never returned to his saucer form (which is how he eats) until he attempts to eat the Kid Sheriff balloon, therefore OJ should still be alive and well.

[@annie6771]

It is still up for interpretation at the end if the brother died. The sign above him says beyond and the hand eye signal can also mean he did die but will always be watching her.

[@Saditty]

Watched this in the Theater high out of my mind…long story short, I had a panic attack at the Gordy scene & spilled my popcorn bucket all over the floor🙃

[@thevilemace6121]

That’s amazing

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

It's so funny, I watched this movie a few days ago and enjoyed it, but not to a huge degree - though I did LOVE the sister (she was so hilarious and a fire ball!) and loved the relationship with her incredibly low-key and smart brother. Sorry, I forget the character names! Anyway, I enjoyed it so much more watching it again with you two. ❤ Also, so great to see Michael Wincott (he was the filmmaker) in a big movie again! Hope he can get more roles now and not just bad guy roles (in his heyday).

[@wowitseligh]

To her question as why the monkey story is important is because it’s essentially the alien. They both end up dying from balloons. You’re fine if you don’t look it in the eye.

[@phousefilms]

Also spectacle throughout the movie. The director ignored OJ when he says they should let the horse rest and it kicks the makeup cart. Gordy is used for spectacle and panics when the balloon pops(and since chimps consider anyone looking them in the eye as a challenger, attacked the audience and crew). Jupe tried to make JJ a spectacle for the audience and ended up getting them all killed. And our heroes attempted to make a spectacle of JJ and nearly died(though at the end, they were happier to be alive than that they got the shot).

[@chrislawson1988]

Yeah I'd love to see this in theaters but ain't no dang theater in my town lol. Plus maybe I'm kind of slow but just was looking at the nope title and dang just now seeing that the ufo or jean jacket is in the title as the o lol.

[@spinningredchair8092]

I love how Jean Jacket "kinfes" through the clouds like a shark. It stalking, just like a predator would

[@horrorclips7629]

This movie actually had me in shock. The visuals were outstanding but the message behind the film. Jordan Peele does it again!!!!

[@horrorclips7629]

Another thing about his films are the they’re definitely stand alone films

[@hush1901]

The interesting thing I noticed were the forms Jean Jacket took. Obviously one form is the Flying Saucer, another was something similar to a hot air balloon, and the last was an angel near the end.

[@dxnes5067]

Peeles best movie. Easily

[@abrahamvieyra5730]

ASIDE FROM A BAD SHOE MIRACLE. I ABSOLUTELY BELIEVE OJ IS ALIVE! CLICK! 😁👍

[@Hollycb12]

I really feel like OJ definitely survived because we see OJ as he's distracting JJ so Em could get away, but then JJ starts chasing Em. He never returned to his saucer form (which is how he eats) until he attempts to eat the Kid Sheriff balloon, therefore OJ should still be alive and well.

[@alc8114]

It seems like Jordan Peele is the new M . Night Shyamalan! So far all 3 movies are a hit!

[@malikkheiralla344]

Except Shyamalan is not a good director. So this comes off more like an insult

[@alc8114]

@@malikkheiralla344 he has made some duds, but he made some good movies too.: the sixth sense, unbreakable, signs, split, the visit, glass.

[@Daylight7vs6]

Hey 👋 I injoyed watching with you guys

[@TheJoshLange]

Such a fun watch. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HuntingViolets]

Would like a movie about what happened to the other chimps who played Gordy after "the incident."

[@irishpieceoftrash]

This film is absolutely genius, especially from an auditory point of view. The melding of the wind with (what you find out later to be) the screams of Jean Jacket's victims, creates such an unsettling and unearthly vibe. Kudos to the sound department.

[@lehnerma]

Just like Fire in the Sky, Terrifying!🛸

[@johnrafferty4364]

I like that someone else was equally scared of signs as me lol

[@burkesullivan9086]

25:39 was that an Akira slide?!

[@keithnayo4582]

Scariest thing in this movie was the chimp scenes

[@idek9702]

AYOOO TF IS GOING ON WITH THE SKELETONS IN THE BACK 🤨

[@zombiespongebob6903]

A W E S O M E ! reaction, Wait till you watch it over and over again... big puzzle to solve

[@FdotStizzy]

I really loved this movie

[@picklefish74]

At least you two came up with better descriptive words than I did. When I saw it in the theater, all I could think of was, "giant flying vagina."

[@thevilemace6121]

You know…. I can see it

[@Hollycb12]

It doesn't resemble a vagina at all... It looks more stingray like or the bottom of a cowboy hat

[@CChissel]

The “biology” of the creature suggests it’s from Earth, not alien to the planet. It doesn’t seem like it would be able to survive in the vacuum of space either, due to the way it uses the air for basically everything it does. There’s a few videos on KZbin that delve deeper into it, but I don’t think it’s alien at all.

[@system0fadowner251]

That makes more sense. Like an ancient species that humans mistook for angels and gods and this is (maybe?) the last of its kind.

[@CChissel]

@@system0fadowner251 it’s cool to think about

[@texasborn19977]

This movie was a masterpiece loved it so much ❤️🙌🏼

[@kobemarion1137]

According to *Think Story* , OJ's fate is left open for interpretation-ish. Like, the sign over him when he reappeared says "Out Yonder" which could be just Em imagining him being there and that he didn't make it, but I personally like to believe he's alive.

[@FamousCoozie]

Yeah he's essentially confirmed as alive. They're going to release a research paper on Jean Jacket in the style of official biological documentation for it and OJ is listed as a co-author, meaning he lived in canon.

[@Hollycb12]

I really feel like OJ definitely survived because we see OJ as he's distracting JJ so Em could get away, but then JJ starts chasing Em. He never returned to his saucer form (which is how he eats) until he attempts to eat the Kid Sheriff balloon, therefore OJ should still be alive and well.

[@MJfanforever]

I watched the migue Yesterday, and today i watched all the reactions anda easter eggs i can. Loved this movie

[@charisselinnell-morton4137]

This was deep man.

[@brrrnaner]

I got to "Gordy" then thought...why am I watching this while eating chicken? I'll be back when I'm done LOL

[@Debnam101]

"I cant tell if it's a trick or if its sick" oh to know nothing about horses... cant relate