Everything GREAT About Get Out! (Part 1)

[@naome3904]

the scariest thing in this movie is the emotionless emotion of allison williams talking in that phone call with zero body language

[@lecherouslibrarian9924]

She's probably the best actress in the film. That gives me chills every time I see it.

[@tink6225]

she might be my favorite actress

[@bobbobby2863]

fr she’s such a good actress

[@mysticsanta3714]

15:14 (edit) just for those who want the time stamp ;D

[@thomasmannia]

@@mysticsanta3714 Thanks

[@Iggystar71]

I’m so happy the “Give me the keys, Rose” scene was included. It’s one of my favorite parts of the movie. My stomach dropped.

[@TravisHouze]

Vicky Bagley that was a great mic drop. I still remember the audiences shock in the theater when it happened

[@missmoanypants]

Travis Houze That scene always makes me upset I never saw it in theaters.

[@itsjonathan_x9691]

Allison Williams played her character so well that I lowkey hate her

[@blakeharris58]

I certainly though she MIGHT have been unaware and brainwashed as well.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Blake Harris Nah, Jordan Peele has confirmed on the video where he responds to fan theories that she’s just a monster too

[@rainbow-dam]

8:54 Logan’s stretching and swinging to get used to his new body. Since we assume Andre was the most recent person stolen and “swapped”, Logan is still feeling things out.

[@adambump5297]

Hmm attention to detail win.

[@B.Piercesports]

🤔 great point

[@Amcj2001]

I actually think he's shaking something up because he appears to have a metal bowl in his hands but the movements could be slowed because it is a new body and not the (probably) older and more pain filled movements of the his old one.

[@adambump5297]

Oh yeah now that I look closer I can definitely see a Metal Bowl in His hands at least the edge of one.

[@soccercaballo510]

Because grandpa ran track right

[@bradcha5413]

i love how in Chris's final encounter with the mom, the first thing he does is break the tea cup so that she cant use it against him.

[@ChesireWaltz]

Right? His competence made this a much scarier movie; he did very little wrong and still had things get crazy. It's way more intense than having an idiot derping around and getting got because they have 2 brain cells.

[@bradcha5413]

@@ChesireWaltz yea, I love Chris as a character. He doesn't do stereotypical dumb stuff. He's smart, like the tea cup or slaming the brother's head in for good measure (double tapping) (he survives but no one would have guess he would getting his bleeding head smashed in) the only mistakes he makes come from genuine good human emotions like trusting and loving rose, saving the grandma and not just leaving her to die, ECT.

[@kriamau5895]

@@ChesireWaltz Thats why I like Hush so much as well. competent horror protags make a movie scary. Stupid ones just make it silly and the kind of horror movie you watch with friends to laugh at. Fun, but not really horrifying at all, since the whole time you think this cold never happen to me.

[@aa0918]

@@ChesireWaltz yessss when the character does everything right and STILL is in scary situations it fills you with more dread, like I know the typical response to fear might make lots of people act on a whim and make bad decisions (I've been there, it's so real) but to see people do everything as if they had the time to think it through with such little time and still constantly almost failing is even more scary because it's like a dreadful version of practicing something to show off something cool to someone but no matter how much you practiced and did everything flawlessly before suddenly something isn't working correctly and that build up of anxiety fills your brain because you did everything right, so why isn't it going as planned?

[@josephfrank3681]

@@kriamau5895have u even watched hush😭😭? The protagonist and the bad guy are both stupid asf

[@MiraTheWarlock]

A fun fact, the actors in the auction scene who have no interaction with Kaluuya, weren't told the movies plot, they were instructed to act like vampires and like Chris was the meal, which is why they're all looking at him in a predatory fashion

[@iiushiya2817]

wait really? that’s so insane

[@rishabhanand4973]

@@iiushiya2817 honestly, that was smart direction.

[@marlowcram7068]

That’s pretty funny, especially when you know that they didn’t know the plot, like they went to see their movie thinking it was a vampire movie then…

[@SF-ow9ym]

Also worth mentioning how Roro's dad hates deers and Chris kills him with a deer head

[@unblorbosyourshows9635]

@@timyac I'm curious. Why you say that?

[@dave_the_slick8584]

@@unblorbosyourshows9635 To troll.

[@DocStewie77]

Specifically, it's a buck. "Buck" was a term that was used for black men when being sold during slavery.

[@SilvioSa21]

Also, the representation of a hunter being killed by the prey

[@PhoenixRising87]

Best. Death. EVER.

[@tuesday6573]

1:10 It’s true about the Swahili, watched this with my 🇰🇪 fam and we were all like ‘shit the movie is telling us to run!’ Really puts you on edge throughout, before the reveal

[@missmoanypants]

That’s cool despite the spoiler you guys were still able to enjoy the movie.

[@shazz286]

When I started paying attention to what they were singing I was like crap just run right now

[@blkbarbie2671]

Haha I watched his movie with my kenyan cousins and us all being diaspora didn’t pick up on anything. The aunties and uncles are just deaf I guess 😭😭

[@sweetssandbox3526]

How was his pronunciation?

[@roxana2456]

ahhh the fact that the actor in this movie is from a swahili speaking country too

[@takotruk7265]

Finally, love this movie! Jordan Peele’s transition to horror/thriller movies was coming for years. Most of his Key and Peele sketches were filled with dark humor.

[@kayden2119]

Tako Truk since when was dark humor a horror movie though

[@rwooosh5072]

@@kayden2119 he's talking about the acting and characterization. Like the scene with Chris and roses father

[@kennybosefus]

@@kayden2119 Always. Horror is tied with exploitation, and exploitation has always been riddled with dark humor.. or alternative humor, whatever you want to call it. Every great horror/drama has been steeped in memorable characters... memorable characters require memorable dialogue. I can go on, but it would be pedantic and insulting for no reason.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Jordan Peele takes an idea to its absurd conclusion and makes a short story of it. This is literally how all the best satire works.

[@takotruk7265]

All of you made very good points, thanks for adding.

[@pennysteckhan7437]

This is tiny but the fact that Georgina's hair is straightened.......

[@dvg4868]

Nice one

[@pennysteckhan7437]

@@dvg4868 thanks :))

[@gavinwilcox5027]

Penny Steckhan wow I never even thought of that

[@panini8386]

Penny Steckhan what about it?

[@jhatchett7101]

@@panini8386 if I am not mistaken she wore it naturally curly beforep

[@tyraqui1532]

chris killing the dad with the deer, the hunter being killed by the hunted love the movie so much and loved your video too!

[@melanierubio3663]

Chris watches the deer ultimately die, The deer watches Chris ultimately live.

[@maybe-id9mw]

Fun fact: “Buck” (which is the deer head, which is a buck.) is a historical insult against black men.

[@allypoppiti5343]

18:31 I always thought eating the cereal and colorful Fruit Loops separately were meant to be a hint at not mixing white with "colors."

[@notquitedovahkiin6243]

Peele himself said that wasn't explicitly the case, although he liked the theory. He said it was more of a small character touch just to reflect how methodical her mind worked. Either reading's good though, they don't have to be mutually exclusive.

[@MrKahlil1001]

And on 8:31 if paused a girl in white is being mixed with (Daniel's) blue and her red

[@andytay5507]

that would appear to be at least one of the meanings.

[@connor48880]

WHAT I though that’s what it was intentionally showing! Separating whites from colors. Huh. Guess it works on both levels.

[@adrianlima7204]

Kahlil WilliamsTM I just noticed that the girl in white has a bunch of bruises on her back. Huh?

[@phimuskapsi]

"The black body was going to need a white brain, whether it was mine or not" Good lord. I had a physical reaction to this line. So happy to see this on CW, and such a great analysis as always.

[@andre_601]

Yeah. It (sadly) was, and to some extend still is, how people thought of other not-white people. They where like "If we don't take them as our slaves, they'll never have work and a life" way back when slavery was a thing... And like mentioned is this still a thing today, just not to such an extreme level.

[@egziverpendlebury2431]

@@andre_601 were* and slavery is still a thing.

[@BRAYdoesCOD]

egziver Pendlebury also extent* ftfy

[@nitrogenbubbles4555]

@@egziverpendlebury2431 I believe they were quite obviously referring to the western world, possibly specifically the u.s. slavery in the u.s. is no longer legal, and if it happens it isn't based on race but rather is the result of smaller human trafficking rings. Furthermore; this isn't an English class. People don't need to type with perfect grammar so long as you can understand their meaning, that is all language is. A method of conveying meaning and ideas.

[@sparco956]

@@nitrogenbubbles4555 Race isn't the only thing to persecute people over, and I'm not talking about Class. Ethnicity. You act like English people can't subjugate Irish people or Somalian people enslaving Eritreans. It may not be the American version of race since all those Ethnicites would be either Black and White despite being different people from different native lands, historical empires, and customs, and they just call it all "Contemporary African slavery" or "Russian Slavery" but it is definitely subjugating a different Ethnic group than the traffickers themselves.

[@ayanna6327]

A detail I also love about Georgina also has a very grandma-ish hairstyle, and isn't at all what a young person would typically wear their as today. It's even quite obvious the grandma straightened her hair (which she wore in her natural texture before) because she's racist and views the afro-hair textures as inherently "ugly", "unkempt", or "unprofessional."

[@galactuszm408]

She actually wore a wig to cover the scar from the operation

[@felixantoinetremblay]

​@@galactuszm408 : With straight hairs, nonetheless.

[@nevayuh5636]

I was waiting for you to say something about the Asian man. I can’t remember if he was also interested in buying Chris but it’s a great example of how other minorities will participate in the fetishization of black people for their own benefit and gain

[@tink6225]

and his bingo card had yellow on it instead of red, like he wasnt sure ifhe wanted to auction yet, but also how asians are stereotyped to be "yellow"

[@lc-mx1ir]

@@tink6225 asian is more popular and easier to use cause asians are either brown skinned or lightskinned

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Those are great points too.

[@elnoare]

Don't act like we don't do the same to other people either lol

[@CBOUTTHEWAY]

@@elnoare who is we? YOU, because you're weird...

[@joshiemike6690]

17:42 I love how he takes a knife to the hand like it's nothing because he's obviously pumped full of adrenaline so he probably wouldn't feel it.

[@soccercaballo510]

JoshieMike that. And for sec the whole time I felt he can say he was defending himself. I was just hoping he wasn’t goin to get blame for the people dead lol

[@Ryan-wc8wm]

he defenitly felt it. look at his face, but the point was to show how he felt it but done not care

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

@@Ryan-wc8wm that jewel thief who makes youtube content told a story where he was in a fight and he didnt feel himself get stabbed in the back. he may have noticed but it would be totally plausible if he didnt

[@maxrealname]

The scene with the cop car was eye opening to me. The car appeared and me and my dad both said "Fuck, and he's dead, he was so close" and then he made it out because it was his friend. The knee jerk reaction that the cop car meant the black guy loses, made me feel a realization about society I knew about, but had never *felt* It gave me a fear that I, as a white man, had never truly understood even if I knew about it.

[@karl9791]

He was chocking a woman in the ground. A cop arriving think about save the attacked person first, not the one over her.... The other ending show that. If u stand up and scream like a crazy person all painted in blood is not a good idea

[@Misora7303]

@@karl9791 To white people, cops tend to give a warning first, is their job to not scalate violence if it isn't necesesary, if you can save the lady and not kill the dude, you did your job, but black people usually don't have this luxury.

[@karl9791]

@@Misora7303 wrong. Numbers dont lie. Cops kill more white than blacks. But, believe whatever you want.

[@karl9791]

@@WriterZeye TLDR

[@surfingbrrrd]

@@karl9791 you're an idiot, he's saying pretty much that there's way more who're people in the country so obviously more whites are killed, but by percentages, blacks are killed at a much higher rate

[@volterknight]

12:02 It's confirmed, cinemawins dude is inside cinemasins dude's body.

[@samanjj]

VolterKnight that is genius

[@bonzupippinpaddleoxacoppil484]

13:06 he uses the phrase “orgy of evidence,” which I’ve never heard him use before. I think you’re on to this brain-swap thing.

[@jordanle366]

@@bonzupippinpaddleoxacoppil484 13:16 actually

[@Lunictd]

@@whitealliance9540 CinemaSins *is* the sunken place. For intellectual honesty and meaningful satire and film critisism that is.

[@maharjanlaxmiprasad]

Sounds different according to the way you eat it......

[@feedninjacat3206]

My 57 tough as nails father, who never ever is scared accidentally watched this movie and it freaked him out. I left the house one night and when I got back my father was sitting on the couch and said to me "what the hell is this creepy movie?!". The scene that I had just missed when I walked in was where all the people went silent. So props to peele for pulling a reaction, other than snoring from my father, during the film.

[@TheSimmr001]

its always incredible when a movie can have that effect on people. it did a similar thing to my brother. and i hadnt seen him do that since "The Others" or "Los Otros"

[@dozhadeville444]

He is probably a racist

[@shreyasbhadury5501]

@@dozhadeville444 Nice of you to think like that . It tells a lot about you .

[@dozhadeville444]

@@shreyasbhadury5501 Your comment says a lot about u as well...

[@shreyasbhadury5501]

@@dozhadeville444 funny , isn't it.

[@Thegr8MC]

After practically ripping my hair out watching CinemaSins completely miss the point and message of the movie and just trash this brilliant film, I am so refreshed to see someone who actually understands this movie!

[@Princessa-nu9je]

I get you. But cinema sins is just random fun, not actually critiquing the movies

[@Thegr8MC]

@@Princessa-nu9je I highly doubt that. When interviewed or responding to comments, the CinemaSins guy repeatedly flop flops between saying CS is a parody and saying it's legitimate criticism. In his review videos where he critiques films out of character, a lot of his criticisms also appear in Cinema Sins. When questioned about the clearly wrong sins, he says they were wrong as a joke despite making absolutely no attempt to differentiate between legitimate criticisms and joke sins. I could go on but long story short, CinemaSins is clearly nothing more then a lazy, clickbait chanel who always falls back on the "It's just a parody/satire" defense to dispel any criticism towards them.

[@impedimxnta]

The Great MC ik this comment is old but i COULDNT AGREE MORE. i can’t watch cinemasins anymore because it just makes me fucking angry. it’s just some dude harping on inconsequential details and completely ignoring the positives of a movie, rather than offering legitimate criticism. cinemawins videos actually make me feel like i’m learning and gaining perspective on these films.

[@ryxeene9071]

This thread is ON POINT

[@DrMDHyde]

I think he’s honestly just trolling.

[@MrBattlecharge]

@9:15 I really enjoy how the art dealer is all business. Our first introduction to him he is sat at the chairs waiting for the auction to start. He doesn't need to appraise or inspect the good because he cannot see them, and has all the information he needs to know already. Chris has a good artist eye. He is there to buy Chris, no question about it.

[@dianakarol1134]

Also rod stands for “Ride Or Die” Edit: Thank you for 2k! 🙏🏾

[@Polygonyall]

i was today years old

[@dianakarol1134]

Theyungcity23 confused?

[@TateMane]

*Ding*

[@CaritheEntertainer]

@@Polygonyall must be today's years white 😂. We all know ROD means ride or die

[@filmtoppings]

Queen and Slim ahem large conspiracy

[@DeathnoteBB]

I’m really glad Peele changed the ending. Horror movies that put characters through so much and then don’t even let them Earn Their Happy Ending just bum me out. The bait and switch of the cop/Rod was amazing too. First you think it’s police and you already know where it’s heading. Then it’s, finally, Rod which gives great pay-off to both that cop-scare and the entire Rod B-plot.

[@randallreed7862]

Yeah, the entire like 5-10 minutes total of Rod would've been completely pointless if he wasn't there at the end.

[@candidesque6470]

@@randallreed7862 I totally agree. I get that it sorta would have been realistic, because when I saw the red and blue light my stomach immediatley dropped, because everyone in the audience knew how that looks. But Rod was the one lifeline Chris had. He knew where he was and was, although jokingly, concerned with his well-being. It would have been a loose end if Rod had just accepted that Chris never left Rose's parents house.

[@slcRN1971]

I agree, the way it ended was really good, especially compared with the alternate ending. If he had gone to prison that would have been so awful!!! Movie endings can ruin an otherwise wonderful film.

[@tink6225]

@@candidesque6470 im glad because black men can catch a break mentally even just for some hours, they can feel relief

[@cilantrolime]

So true. I know that the alternate ending was probably more close to what would actually happen, but this one was just so much more rewarding.

[@JustinY.]

It's all fun and games until your successful career as a ritualistic brain surgeon gets ended by you getting impaled by a deer head

[@crisbutokay5515]

Hey what's up

[@Skatingnoob]

It is one of my favorite kills in a movie ever, fucking love this movie

[@gregscott7799]

hello,

[@lemmonboy6459]

Justin Y. I hate when that happens >:(

[@BarryTheBeaver]

Haven’t seen you in a while

[@lizziecross8149]

I think it was amazing how the cop car lights made me feel dread in the end of the movie. In so many other horror movies, those lights would feel safe, but it’s so fantastic that it made people feel some semblance of reality for POCs for a second.

[@ADF86123]

Allison Williams doesn't get anywhere near enough credit for performance.

[@tink6225]

@DrMonkeyBoyJr it was great, not good.

[@hangmingzheng4642]

chris killing the dad with the deer, the hunter being killed by the hunted love the movie so much and loved your video too!

[@ciao_fiv5118]

the bad guys in this movie fetishize black people. not admire/envy.

[@MirandaAndUh]

Fetishizing out of envy, yes.

[@glyle2504]

Rishon TM it’s fetishization out of envy.

[@Centre14]

they should watch blacked

[@talos2384]

Just what we need, another weird disturbing fetish!

[@earthing3696]

@@Centre14 LMFAOOO

[@yodgetfit]

Should've covered the scene where the "grandpa" killed himself. Such an awesome moment of lucidity

[@Puss1man]

yoddycoosty The dude ended it as soon as he could

[@Iggystar71]

I’m hoping it will be in part 2.

[@patiencewallace8453]

it wasn't the grandpa though, it was the actual guy. I think he'd seen so many horrors why would he want a chance to have to go back to where he was.

[@patiencewallace8453]

@jocaguz18 but I didn't say that? either way, it's correct because technically it isn't actually the grandpa, just his brain in a black man's body; so he's quote-in-quote grandpa.

[@patiencewallace8453]

@jocaguz18 if I'm so slow why don't you explain to me how whatever I said was slow, since I clearly can't understand -_-

[@ClownCarCore]

The amount of symbolism in this movie makes my book worm heart so happy, I feel giddy when I find symbolism in movies (partly because I can feel smart for once and partly because books)

[@SavageXBenjis]

Facts

[@disableddragonborn]

The scariest thing about the family isn't the bodysnatching, it's the fact that they are very possible as people. That much cognitive dissonance in the family over the years, nobody questioning the moral implication of their actions, that is terrifying. And common, sadly.

[@carlosmejido3244]

Something I really loved about the color theory: when Chris meets Logan he’s wearing a blue ribbon in his hat, but almost at the same time the old lady gives him something wrapped in red, which enters Logan’s suit... enters inside of him. So, why would Jordan want to do that? Easy, because when Logan receives the flashlight from Chris, he starts to bleed from his nose, the red is exiting his body and now he is really him. Also, the red sweater from Rose (a beautiful RED flower that can hurt you) and the blue shirt from Chris (Christ, that’s the part of Chris in all of this, he’s the liberator. Plus, his last name is Washington, just as the liberator of the USA) form a sad USA flag

[@mityakiselev]

Holy shit, IDK if the red thing was planned on that level, but it's awesome

[@brianfoss571]

"Washington" is an ironic choice here. Yes, Chris is a liberator, but the implication is that Chris himself is descended from slaves the historical George Washington owned.

[@mister_bdm]

You missed the part where Rose puts her arm around Chris neck like a noose, her red and white stripes on her sweater and his blue jacket make the American flag

[@brianjean6438]

Colin Da Communist damn that’s a good one

[@layareed1]

ouuu thats a good one

[@ellisdemars3991]

when is that?

[@hayfordsarfo1646]

when is that in this video?

[@Issagoddess281]

Mindblown!

[@isabellesabelja640]

I think it’s also important to point out how Rose wore blue in the beginning. However, she was driving a red car. It shows how she pretended to be something for Chris but was something for family and buyers.

[@leumasarc4180]

The real Georgina starting to cry could actually be a hint that this transplantation (Georgina into Grandma) was probably one of if not the first official transplantation (her photo is the last we see in Rose's victim's photo album). This could mean that the procedure wasn't completely perfect, leaving the real Georgina with a little bit more control than the other victims.

[@mastera734]

Oh yeah

[@SirForwyn]

"Level 4 is roll cred- NO, no, not today, not me" Man that was such a good line. Propos to the writing, this is why i love this channel.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

i don't get the joke. why level 4 is roll credits?

[@SirForwyn]

@@ianr.navahuber2195 it's a reference to CinemaSins, whenever a character says the title of the movie he says "Roll Credits"

[@sparrowslife5142]

I just noticed the "pick cotton to save his life" Don't know how I missed that one

[@ReallyGreatCommentary]

I just wanna say thank you for being so positive about movies. Some of my favorite movies have awful review scores, and it's cool to see a video where someone isn't talking about how dumb it is and why I'm stupid for liking it.

[@michaelmegson2778]

Any examples cause I very rarely see that last part? Generally people accept it's fine to like bad movies.

[@PampdArt]

@@michaelmegson2778 A lot of youtube movie reviewers give off the feeling that you're stupid for liking a movie due to it having so much bad reviews usually in sentences such as "My god you have to be stupid to enjoy this movie!" I started distancing myself from such channels but ones that give off these types of vibes are cinemasins and Nostalgia critic.

[@michaelmegson2778]

@@PampdArt honestly I wouldn't consider cinemasins or the nostalgia critic particularly valid critics considering their videos are maybe 10% actual criticism and the rest is comprised of hyperbole and jokes that have gotten less funny over the years, I wouldn't take much of what they say seriously. Besides in NCs review of moulin rouge his conclusion was that it's fine to have guilty pleasures.

[@PampdArt]

@@michaelmegson2778 I know, they were just the first people to come to mind on the topic atleast. But yeah, basically a lot of reviewing channels and such have gotten really critical for really small things and sucked the joy so I'm glad Cinemawins exists to show why it's okay to enjoy movies. I stopped watching reviews in general especially if the title/thumbnail already tells you that you're going in for a bad ride. But I do remember some nostalgia critic's videos do end on a positive note so that's alteast something.

[@Jman92854]

@@PampdArt You are right though. So many review channels' careers are to look at movies or video games and say "Man this is terrible! Let me tell you all about it!" but rarely do they try to make it fair and give the movie or game any points for doing things right. The title is "This is bad" so they're not going to say "Well they did this right." Either all of it is terrible, or none of it is. Despite a title like CinemaWins, I feel like he's very fair and isn't just kissing the movie's ass for being a competently made film. He understands the story and the characters and their motivations, where as CinemaSins barely watches the movie and sins it because he didn't pay attention.

[@sharondalewis1620]

I'm glad you mentioned the inner struggle of consciousnesses shown in Georgina's mannerisms

[@DRAG0NFRUIT-rework]

You missed the best line of any movie: I’m TS Mother F’ing A

[@Ringlord7]

We handle shit

[@dvg4868]

Ringlord that’s what we do

[@jerjerbonks451]

@@Ringlord7 Consider the situation Fuckin handled

[@glyle2504]

Rose really hit me good😂I mean...I loved her in the movie. The whole time it sounded like she was the one that wasn’t racist in this totally racist family, and plus, I didn’t see Georgina’s original self in the pictures so when he’s like “GIMME THE KEYS!” and she’s fumbling I felt like she’s still not one of them. I though she was brainwashed like Georgina and Walter. And thennnn boom

[@MissOnai_SouthAfrica]

Geez 😂 you were so confused throughout this film

[@MiraTheWarlock]

Sad thing that the actress has stated annoys her, is fans trying to get her to say Rose's been hypnotized by her mother to do what she did. She considers it frustrating because they can't accept her cutesy woke behavior is an act, that shes perfected over multiple victims. During filming, to find out what kind of person she was playing, she asked Peele 'Would continue this if her parents died?' And was point blank told 'Yes', so she's aware of the character she's playing, and feels people trying to make her a victim in all this are missing the point of the character

[@jadonkeydonkey]

My friends all said the same thing as you "oh! He decides to show mercy cus he's better!" But y'all are wrong. Death by gunshot wound to the stomach is probably one of the most painful ways to die due to a gunshot. They may not have meant it that way, but I watched that scene and thought "ohhhhhhh he's gonna let that woman suffer" Anyways that's my take. Thanks for everything you do bro. You should review the animated masterpiece that is Rango

[@nimashams3378]

A little late but i think he stopped choking her beacuse he saw that she found pleasure in being choked and thats why she smiled

[@galactuszm408]

@@nimashams3378 a little late but Chris maybe intended to kill her in the most painful way according to him, "cold and alone" like his mother did.

[@KiwitheEngineer]

Probably one of the most clever horror movie I’ve seen in a while. There’s so many great details in this movie that pop up upon rewatch. (Also please do a Rango video plz & thx)

[@HollowDM902]

Yes! Rango was the best

[@sailorchimp]

Rango was amazing

[@andytay5507]

agreed! Quite clever. Hope we get Get Out 2.

[@thingusbingus8181]

3:06 im surprised you didn't win Jordan Peele doing the excellent deer noises himself

[@butternutsquash9526]

Peele: Fine, I'll do it myself

[@haasher10]

EVERYTHING said and done in this movie has a double/triple/quadruple meaning!! its so well thought out and executed!! Jordan Peele changed the horror movie standards with Get Out!!

[@BlackCover95]

4:14 The grandpa’s looking on, but not in disapproval. Remember, the family’s racism goes in the opposite direction. That’s *anticipation* .

[@ashleycrystal9719]

Right

[@tegjag]

17:33 u were getting at that when u said “two of the jump scares have dear” but for those who don’t know, during the slave auctions black men were after referred to as “stags”. i’m not sure if jordan meant this as well but yknow

[@tink6225]

damn

[@hydrogenhyper6931]

Childish Gambino is always a win “Yeah dude I better be”

[@kevis6310]

Or you can fucking kiss my ass, human centipede

[@SKEEZYxClips]

@@kevis6310 i see what you did there

[@ser_igel]

i hate you, i hate this joke, i hate i understood it and i hate i liked it get out

[@unflexian]

it's great because lakeith stanfield is acting with childish gambino on atlanta, the show he wrote directs and stars in. they have a really good chemistry on the show too

[@mikayla-vh6ke]

Or you can fucking kiss my ass human centipedeee

[@lukaslambs5780]

The fact that one of my favorite comedians is also a phenomenal director is just insane. What a talented guy!!!

[@stairs1002]

Who knew John Cena had such talents

[@lu11039]

The ammount of foreshadowing in this movie is surprising, every time you rewatch it you just notice more and more things

[@erikah843]

What heightened the scare factor for me with this movie was that I studied psychology for a while and the idea of conditioning people without their knowledge always gets to me. I actually have a conditioned fight-or-flight response to certain bell chimes that just never went away (I consented to the experiment), but as soon as I saw Missy establish a trigger, my inner voice literally started screaming get out up to the sunken place scene.

[@smartpig555119]

There are some many things to love about this movie aesthetically but I always love that first introductory shot of Georgina, the reflection on the black marble countertop echoing her entrapment in the sunken place. Chills.

[@KingFalcore]

He said only because Chris is black. he said only because Chris is black. he said only because chris is bl-. is it only because Chri-! he said only because!

[@justle6554]

So ?

[@angelking3708]

@@justle6554 Watch the video. He's quoting.

[@ArnoldsKtm]

You're a goddamn idiot

[@justle6554]

@@angelking3708 still don't get it, why is quoting it ? And what his problem with that sentence

[@angelking3708]

@@justle6554 Cinemawins said that in the video. He was saying that the dad was saying certain slang and speaking a certain way around Chris, because Chris is black.

[@frogg_kisses8906]

someone probably already pointed this out but when they hit the deer and chris walks out to see it, his shoes have blue laces. to everyone else it might just look like a style chose (with the primary blue coloring to red which is still symbolic) but it’s lace coding of shoes, especially docs. blue means anti-racism and anti-fascism and many more things (yellow also means this ). if his laces were any other color it would still mean something. for example red means neoNazism and pro fascism and again many more things. just a cool detail cuz of how colors play into this film

[@sturm9087]

I’m just curious in what way does blue mean anti racism and anti fascism while red means neonazism?

[@conspiracypanda1200]

@@sturm9087 I'm months late to a question asked of a 2 year old comment, but I did some quick research on this. What it all seems to point to as an origin is England in the 80's. It started with reggae and ska, which started to have anti-racism messages more prominently in their music. This created a schism of skinheads where the racist ones broke off and listened exclusively to something else. These skinheads also decided to wear white laces to symbolize white power. The remaining skinheads, who still listened to the ska and reggae, got pissed that they were getting lumped in with the racists and started wearing yellow laces to say "hey! I'm not with them and I don't support them!" This subculture war then spread to the USA and other places, with the shoelace colours being adopted with them. Red does indeed stand for Nazis and NeoNazis because it originally meant the wearer had "spilled blood for the white race". After all, wearing white laces while you mob and kick a man to death = your laces are gonna get stained red. Blue, meanwhile, is interesting because it comes with multiple interpretations. It either means that the wearer has killed a cop/is anti-cop, or it could mean the wearer is anti-racist. Another interpretation claims that the wearer is sXe, a "Straight Edge", meaning they don't drink, smoke, do drugs, ect while doing their usual punk stuff. There was also an article I found about "nautical punks" who interpret blue laces as meaning the wearer had a friend die at sea. Tbh everything I look up about blue laces has people doubting the modern definition, but I think regardless of if it's true or not, the most well-known one one is the interpretation of the wearer being anti-cop or a cop killer.

[@sturm9087]

@@conspiracypanda1200 huh thats pretty interesting. So red and yellow laces were used by neonazis to separate each other from the different groups. The blue laces to me sound like an unrelated movement to the red and yellow laces of the neonazis. It sounds like something the black panthers in the US would have done although I don’t know if they actually did. Never would have suspected this all started over reggae music.

[@Tavares0709]

​​@@sturm9087 I think you are mistaking skinheads with nazis, back in England, skinheads were just bald punks who wore working clothes as a fashion and political statement, but sadly, they became more associated with facists going on.

[@powerpandas]

In the beginning of the movie, he actually said something about accidentally going to a wrong place. He says the name of the lake where Rose and her family live. But said that he got turned around and now he’s in some creepy suburb. Total foreshadowing to what’s about to go down.

[@TimdeVisser86]

One of the other metaphors in the movie is 'Buck' is also a word used to describe black men, and the fact that Chris uses a buck's head to kill Dean. Also I think the deer he kills is a doe, a female deer. Another reference to his mother? There are so many consistent motifs in this film. Visually, linguistically, thematically. A truly brilliant debut.

[@probablykillua4680]

i just realized that, when Chris is trying to get away in the car near the end of the movie 18:47, he takes a metal helmet out of the seat. Jeremy was wearing that helmet when he kidnapped Andre 20:38

[@positivevibesveda]

The same song was also playing when Andre was kidnapped

[@Mateo-ep7hy]

Just when he entered the sunken place my house had a blackout, I have chills Thank you for all the comments and likes!

[@boomidctv6017]

Woah

[@DocStewie77]

Hope you're okay, dude. Stay safe.

[@iCJesus777]

Mateo Badillo that. sounds. SO AWESOME

[@theflowerhead]

Ew no. XD

[@theflowerhead]

@@iCJesus777 Sounds inconvenient.

[@JustinY.]

The craziest thing about this movie wasn't the brain transplants or human auction. It was having Rose eat cereal without any milk.

[@MegaManXPoweredUp]

I eat cereal dry too. I don't like eating soggy foods.

[@gunnerinagalaxy4801]

Holy shit, why are you fucking everywhere

[@katiecvlogs9361]

@@MegaManXPoweredUp OMG same! I’ve been eating dry cereal for years. Soggy cereal grosses me out!

[@Gyaradosage]

12:11 it’s subtle, but Mom Armitage has similar speech patterns, “No, no, no, no”, as a callback to Georgina’s first “no, no, no, no”. When you hang out with your parents, you tend to pick up their little quirks.

[@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385]

And the look on his face after he decides to show mercy...he really loved her and despite what she did, some part of him still loves for her or at least still possibly clings to feelings he had. He's broken by what she's done and not just mad at her, but also disappointed by what she's done.

[@derekmarquez9719]

The way that Walter is greeting all those people, wasn’t a groundskeeper greeting guests, but Mr. Armitage greeting his friends

[@LiamDoesStuff]

7:02 This is just who he is *RACIST* 😂😂😂

[@bonzupippinpaddleoxacoppil484]

Liam Jay and his name is Jeremy, like from Cinemasins.

[@alexmac8000]

Konner Dent ? So?

[@dias8726]

Liam Jay who?

[@kosakukawajiri16]

I only realised that Rose’s Dad is Jake Peralta’s Dad.

[@quinnarmstrong5090]

ERIC is a bad man!

[@Dreikov]

Can you imagine what they did to Captain Holt…?

[@dvg4868]

DIDN’T EVEN REALISE WTF

[@phantomfrivolity2169]

Also the blind art dealer is Charles Boyle's dad.

[@hayfordsarfo1646]

sameeee. i jus realised TODAY 12/06/20 even though i literally only watched this movie today

[@scottgooding9935]

I still remember the first time I watched this movie and realizing in that scene with Georgina saying "no no no" that it was her trapped and fighting for control in her own body, and my entire being sank. I audibly gasped as I realized what was happening.

[@KillaCheeto56]

Roro's emotionless panic is probably one of the most unsettling things I have ever seen.

[@pundertalefan4391]

I like this movie a lot. My favorite character is definitely Rod. I think the thing I liked about this is how it explored another side of racism. The side where people overstate how non racist they are, instead of being outright offensive. Also how Chris isn't taken back by this stuff and (sadly) is just used to her. I'd say it's more unsettling than scary, but I prefer shows/movies that are like that anyways. :03

[@mor3796]

rose's character completely changing after she puts her hair up and that signalling us seeing a different side of her is... wow. i really like this film.

[@l30ng62]

Chris has to be One of my favorite horror movie protagonists.

[@meganpowell7941]

This was such a refreshing film for the horror genre. It's so unique and clever. I would love to see an EGA for one of my favourite films Coraline! xx

[@agenttheater5]

16:48 I realised that other problem with the blind guys theory a week ago but I couldn't put it into the right words - thank you! And thank you for reassuring me I wasn't the only one to notice that

[@andytay5507]

11:17 has a duality, not just admiring her skin, but flaunting to Chris that shes in control, etc.

[@conormurphy7017]

YES I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE

[@ysmith494]

When Georgina said Cellular Phone, I would have dove out the window. 😂

[@common5846]

You can also notice that the first scene in Chris’s apartment pictures a photo of a white kid with a bag or something covering his face in black and white. So many good details!

[@secondcoming9789]

That scene with Roro on the phone with Rod while she’s still pulling the Rachel personality out. Is legit the best example of why trust issues are a thing. So glad you mentioned that scene.

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

The fact that this movie made me feel uneasy throughout it is such a great thing to pull off.

[@ComicWriter-ml3qt]

It’s like a movie length black mirror episode

[@spengd]

My theories. Yall have probably heard some of these. 1. The fruit loops is hinting of not mixing whites with colors. 2. White ppl in black cars, reminiscent of white people in black bodies 3. The reason Dean hated dears so much saying “one down, another 100k to go” he hates the deer so much because people used to call black people “buck” and buck is another word for a deer. 4. When everyone is arriving to the party, walter greets some of the guests. He greets them because they are the grandpas old friends. What i’m saying is that this movie is a hugh brainfuck

[@Marvell3000]

Never trust someone in the where's Waldo sweater.

[@kingdalz872]

7:15 tell me why as soon as i saw this it reminded me of that one guard in Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs

[@mrsteele11]

King Dalz yo this scene scared me but then again it was hilarious at the same time like he running in the dark so creepily but like why the hell is you runnin😂😂😂

[@kingdalz872]

Mr Steele 😂

[@mariposa8430]

"Level 4 is roll cred-" we love some subtle shade

[@aidam7822]

hmm?

[@tink6225]

@@aidam7822 its a reference to CinemaSins

[@lukeormond9912]

Everything great about Get Out: Literally everything

[@highlightreel893]

go look at cinema sins video about everything wrong with get out

[@javierluna7863]

I swear I thought he already did this one I’m losing my mind! 😂

[@professormetal4411]

Nah that was CinemaSins who did this movie shortly after it came out. You know, the guy a lot of people take seriously despite him having claimed to make satirical videos that are ultimately more harmful for film criticism than they are good for comedy.

[@Josmersuero]

@@professormetal4411 actually Jeremy did praise the film quite a lot. And also

[@Josmersuero]

Javier you probably saw Everything Wrong with Cinema Sins

[@Damefrmea]

Did you see th3birdman's video?

[@cxlv1n]

It could have been Dead Meat's video

[@upstageprism]

I was only able to watch this film once because it's so traumatic. Even watching this video made me tear up a little bit. Jordan Peele is an unforgettable genius.

[@airbornemelody6156]

this movie was fantastic and i just rewatched it last night. wanted to geek out about it and came here! love this. the acting in this movie was insanely good. it was a truly eerie and amazing way of doing a psychological and very real version of a horror

[@alexa42490]

I always wondered why the white party attendees became quiet when Chris went upstairs. Now I understand in 9:55

[@themidknight1328]

Something you missed or maybe didn't know; the music coming from the car at the beginning of the movie is the song "Run Rabbit, Run". Literally screaming at Dre to run as he is in danger.

[@nodeloliver6201]

11:46 There are enough layers to make Shrek and Inception jealous.

[@benf732]

Also dre’s outfit was the same one Emmet till wore in a famous photo of him

[@alecjordan6100]

Please do “Us” 🙏🏾 🙏🏾 🙏🏾. (Ha, sounds funnier without the quotes)

[@lolchu5804]

the keys scene is my acc favourite like idk what about it but i love it. like he keeps shouting and she's getting stressed then he keeps shouting then he goes to quiet stressed OMG I LOVEEEEE IT.

[@ashleyalston4433]

I remember the whole theatre jumped up and I mean SCREAMED when they saw it was his friend instead of the cops.

[@TheHotBlade]

For some reason, I was reminded of the "Get out of my car!" scene rather than the movie.

[@guccinutsack6405]

you are not to yell at me

[@vwgames49]

@@guccinutsack6405 Have you seen the version of that where it's vocoded to the US national anthem?

[@guccinutsack6405]

@@vwgames49 no but ill watch it now

[@vwgames49]

@@guccinutsack6405 It's one of the funniest things I've seen on KZbin. (Make sure to watch the one with the purple tint. That ones funnier)

[@wh1sper250]

NOOOOOOW!

[@panini8386]

At 18:47 , Jordan doesn’t like assassin’s creed. It was actually the helmet used by the brother in the family ( which I forgot the name of) to kill the first guy at the beginning of the movie. You can actually see him wear it at 0:37 . Crazy right.

[@novadselir1068]

The terror of this movie is that it's a fear people actually have.

[@dunbass7149]

Novad selir what getting their brain transferred

[@novadselir1068]

@@dunbass7149 that and being the only person of your race, in a group of people who wish you harm.

[@dunbass7149]

Novad selir oh yeah that makes much more sense

[@ChadBeezly]

Saw this opening night with a rowdy crowd (I live in Oakland) who loudly reacted to everything, there was absolute silence when the cop car rolled up at the end, because we all knew what was about to happen, and EVERYONE absolutely lost their shit when they saw it was Rod. Peele's original ending would have been awful, and their definitely would have been some anger and bitterness in the air as everyone left the theater.

[@juanferpc7831]

12:03 CinemaWins potentially mocking CinemaSins is the BEST thing ever! Definitely made my day !

[@Drkonlime]

I just watched a movie yesterday, might just be my imagination but Rose is wearing a sweater with red lines on it. Red lining?

[@needtherapyprobably4472]

If you just watched it yesterday wouldn't you know pretty clearly what she was wearing?

[@Drkonlime]

@@needtherapyprobably4472 I rewatched it recently and she was. Now I thinks its just a coincidence since everyone at the event wore red but is if fun to over think.

[@michaelcubed]

My man, you gots to do Prince of Egypt! The movie is incredible! Please?

[@chixens5713]

So that is why the photographer said "we will get together soon'' to Chris, he meant it literally.

[@jesussuarez1011]

17:36 He killed him with a taxidermied Buck Deer, alluding to the whole "calling black men Buck's" thing

[@lazerwolf001]

good catch

[@sayheyku1310]

the lady touching chris at 8:30 reminds me of how slave buyers would touch and prod at slaves so that to see how healthy and strong the slaves were before bidding, just like examining cattle

[@NoxBVansyn]

It made me think how people would do that to horses at an auction....and then there was an auction later on in the film.