Get Out (2017) MOVIE REACTION!!

Eric Shane Rick Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss the 2017 Movie - Get Out
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[@philipjohnson7788]

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[@claranguyen2738]

Blind Wave This movie reminded of the Avatar the last air bender gang in Ba Sing Se (the earth kingdom city) where people were being controlled by the Dai Le agents.

[@maxcarr8120]

The Grand Budapest Hotel!!!!!!!!

[@madrocts]

I saw this movie in theater. The ERUPTION when Rod showed up at the end, was amazing

[@macuna1995]

I imagine the theater experience would've been amazing.

[@turkeygrasslesnatch4742]

When the revenge/escape portion of the film began, people started cheering. Get Out was an amazing theater experience.

[@TheSuperNats]

One of the best theater experiences ever

[@salenebrom6476]

The split second of silence when the lights a whoop whoop and we all thought he was fucked though

[@luiscedeno7856]

Salene Brom I thought the same shit lol, theater was just crickets

[@ahleybihop2496]

By far the scariest part of this movie was when they walked upstairs and everyone stopped talking and looked up towards them. Ugh still gives me the creeps

[@ziggymarley8498]

Definitely

[@tink6225]

I think they were paying very close attention everytime he wasn't aware...

[@bobsburgers8497]

@@tink6225 definitely if you look in the backgroud at that get together party thing, there’s ALWAYS someone watching Chris....creepy😖

[@carlapooh7492]

The scary thing is people think that this is just a movie plot

[@MrCarlorr]

@@carlapooh7492 Scary thing is you actually believe its not.

[@khalillybalily]

the small details in this movie are so good like: -georgina spills the tea in the beginning because missy accidentally clinks her spoon against a glass -walter is running bc he (the grandpa) can’t get over his loss to jesse owens at the olympics -chris saves himself from picking cotton (a thing often done by slaves) -jeremy talks about mma fighting, chris says he did jiujitsu (where you have to be one step ahead of the other person) at dinner. when jeremy tackles chris at the end chris tries to open the door a few times he knew (being a few steps ahead) that jeremy would keep kicking the door closed. giving chris the opportunity to stab him in the leg -also everyone’s lobotomy scars are hidden by wigs (georgina) or hats (walter and andre) they are never seen without them on (unless their guise is busted already)

[@shushant5045]

What makes the movie soo good is how much is put in the detail. It has a good rewatchability.

[@TheSuperNats]

I thought I knew all the little details but the first one you wrote blew my fucking mind!

[@salenebrom6476]

Khalil Moody the cotton thing was a bit more complicated

[@DanielleCateley1]

And funnily enough, his joke about segregation when she was having the cereal and milk, was actually an accurate symbolism they apparently tried to portray.

[@kebz9303]

@@DanielleCateley1 Jordan Peele confirmed it was unintentional and it was just a coincidence.

[@darkashtar]

It won an Academy award for its screenplay.

[@JosephDutra]

Well deserved!

[@GreenFalcon926]

@@JosephDutra I agree with the screenplay, but it was not a best picture movie. Not even close.

[@StellarCove]

@@GreenFalcon926 No one said it was? Your hate boner is showing.

[@GreenFalcon926]

@@StellarCove They are talking about academy awards, douchebag.

[@SteelSpurs]

darkashtar I’m torn between this and Lady Bird, because I loved both scripts.

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

The "black is in" is a form of racism. It's thinking of a black person as an object, a fad, and wanting to be apart of that fad without understanding or respecting the culture they think is "cool". Those type of people will stereotype black people as being cool simply because they're black and automatically thinking they have talent in rap, athletics, dancing, etc. Peele wanted to show this form of racism in this movie. It's not cultural appropriation in that line. It's quite the opposite.

[@MrLogic88]

That is cultural appropriation

[@SlyMagma]

Dude, that by very definition is straight up cultural appropriation, to the highest extreme.

[@Yagirlnyesha]

It’s racism and cultural appropriation

[@revanruler6404]

that and thinking another race is superior to yours is still racism, any ideology based on the idea of a hierarchy between races is racist

[@MaurzGG]

This movie is also a form of racism, but you don't see me sayin anything

[@brady3319]

This is a great movie to re-watch, lots of small details and easter eggs

[@darkashtar]

Jordan Peele's movies are great. I wish CBS gave him as much creative control with Twilight Zone to put it a half hour.

[@deadroom9761]

Yeah can't wait to see what jordan peele makes next

[@darkashtar]

@@deadroom9761 same here, I loved him in Key and Peele and I loved Keanu. But his solo work on horror is amazing. Hes breaking new ground in a genre that is often overlooked, but I love.

[@voteme6061]

Yeah, watching it back it’s crazy how many details and hidden Easter eggs are in this movie.

[@voteme6061]

I like your pfp by the way lol

[@knivesmillions2913]

After watching this movie multiple times you notice a lot of things the probing questions to Chris about his health and physical activity, the fact that Chris's girlfriend was looking through the reflection of the glass at other black men to target in the future. In order to save himself from slavery/bondage he had to pick cotton, and even more interesting the scene with the cop...she defended Chris because if the cop put his license information in the system it would have left a paper trail for someone to follow.

[@totallyrandomtee8771]

Knives Millions I never thought of the paper trail part until it was mentioned in this video. Makes so much sense now.

[@DallasHustla2000]

The girl was looking through the internet for candidates like when slave owners went to the auction. The brother would catch the candidates kind of like back in the day when they would send someone to hunt down runaway/freed slaves.

[@aureliaansah1462]

Yeah, my mind immediately went to '12 Years a Slave' with that early abduction scene.

[@brennanshaw99]

Apparently they rewrote the ending from that actually being the cops and having him arrested to his friend saving him because they felt his character needed a win

[@robertjrhankins8210]

That and the fact in how deeply the audiences were depressedafter viewing the movie.

[@priyachoudhary9896]

Not much of a win as how the majority of audience will deem it and would be offended, most part of me wanted to have a realistic ending but this one works out too

[@tankmaster1018]

This is one of the rare cases where I would say the "satisfying" ending is superior to the "realistic" ending. Any audience after sitting through this entire film would be already on the edge of sanity by the time the last fight happens, and having the actual police show up and lock the main character up for the rest of his life would have put this movie on the same level as "The Road'" from a nihilistic standpoint. Can you imagine how hard that decision must have been to make for Peele? So anyone who watched the deleted scenes/alternate ending knows that the original cut ended exactly as I described, with Chris in court and being sentenced to jail for brutally murdering a while family. So put yourself in Jordan's shoes for a second. You have just finished directing a movie that you know is going to be powerful as hell, but also has to entertain the majority of the standard American movie going crowd. So the question is, do you choose the realistic ending where the audience's "hero" goes to jail on bullshit murder charges you know he wouldn't have a chance in hell of defending himself against, or do you risk stretching the audience's suspension of disbelief and go with the satisfying and slightly comedic ending where his TSA buddy finally shows up? Talk about a tough decision man... especially for your first feature film. You have my respect Jordan Peele, and I hope to have the opportunity to watch more of your work in the future!

[@onebuffalo5402]

While I agree, it doesnt change the fact that homeboy murdered that entire family and theres a mountain of evidence leading back to him. Unless TSA homie gets him to a non-extradition country by morning, he'll be in prison lol

[@sh0cktim3]

Would of been tough, but I think the realistic ending could help society in real life more. At least it could help good white ppl realize the bull shiz racism and stereotypes alot of black man experience. If that makes any sense.....

[@LittleRedWhine]

@@onebuffalo5402 I mean I suppose its lucky that racist the cops would have another black guy to pin it on as the "gardener" has prints on the gun and killed himself - pointing to a murder suicide situation.

[@blkbarbie2671]

So true!!

[@memelord7567]

@@onebuffalo5402 wouldn't they also find evidence of the fucked up shit the family was doing? He still might end up in prison though

[@SeMDesu]

And when I was watching Black Panther, I was like - "Hey, this is the guy from Get Out"

[@StrangerOnTheWeb]

He's the guy from Johnny English reborn for me

[@connorbosley4431]

@@StrangerOnTheWeb same here

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Guy from doctor who

[@Vital_Velocity]

@@uggggggghhhhh When was he on Doctor Who?

[@leolegendario1]

@@Vital_Velocity Planet of the Dead

[@AniWillow]

For the scene where he stops and gets the grandma in the car, you guys seem to forget that the guys mom was hit by a car, he wanted to have a chance to save her (metaphorically his mom)

[@realSimoneCherie]

I had the same question about the grandparents… like do they ever just chill with the family, or? Also: 1. Their insistence that Chris stop smoking was so he would make for a cleaner vessel. 2. Chris is an amateur photographer and had his camera on him, but he used his cellphone to snap a photo of Dre, because cellphones have been important to truth revealing of racism in recent years. 3. Chris is drawn to Jim - the blind guest at the party, because everyone else seems to be obsessed with his race. He assumes he can relax with Jim. However even though Jim isn’t racist, he’s “color blind” we come to see that being “unable to see color” doesn’t mean you’re not capable of aiding and abetting racism.

[@sticky4158]

I always just assumed he used his cellphone so he could text the picture to Rod...

[@catherinefrenchhorn]

I'm sure that they are just part of the family when there is not a prospective new body around

[@h.k.3723]

I think grandparents were normal if there was no new victim around. There was a scene where the old white people got ot of the car,they all huged the grandpa.

[@dababa85]

One of my favorite film experiences in a theatre was Get Out. Such a great film, even better with an audience.

[@xxSennaxx]

YES people got so into it, especially towards the end. I still remember the collective shouts of relief when Rod showed up.

[@xarachne8473]

Suck being a white guy in the audience

[@lane6216]

Same for me! It was an audience that wasn’t afraid to show their reactions. So rare when in the theater.

[@kyubisarutobi9626]

The Best friend was probably the smartest person throughout the movie. He tried to warn him, he tried to warn him about the family. Lol 😁. Excelsior!!! 🕷🕸🕸

[@tink6225]

when black people warn you about a white person listen lol0

[@bobsburgers8497]

@@tink6225 yea I think Chris was in shock most of the movie and still trusting of his gf. But damn he shoulda listened, even those ancestral chants in the songs where telling him to haul ass

[@KaisPeach_]

i love how americans know daniel from Black Panther, and most brits know him as the legend that is Posh Kenneth

[@eddiesorensen1016]

Fuck Chris

[@ElleKayGee]

Not all Americans; watching Skins years back was the first time I saw him.

[@felipeaquitral]

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

[@brammerz3193]

Im British and I knew him as the sidekick for Johnny English 😂

[@theindoorkites]

the iconic posh kenneth

[@YourBlackLocal]

The original ending was him getting arrested at the end.

[@leonbelmont4028]

why didn't they go with that ?

[@mykeyacosta8434]

Thank God they didn't go with that. Literally everyone thought that's how it was going to end. But luckily they surprised us with this ending where he actually gets out lol

[@BirdsEyeViewCaCaww]

@@leonbelmont4028 too depressing for the audience

[@leonbelmont4028]

@@BirdsEyeViewCaCaww makes sense.. i would be pretty upset if he got arrested after going through so much shit

[@BirdsEyeViewCaCaww]

@@leonbelmont4028 yeah, if that was the last scene the movie left me with I could honestly say I'd hate this movie

[@aegontargaryen219]

THANK YOU AARON for pointing out the various, very obvious racial symbolism of this racial satire when it seems like it may of went over some of the other heads...

[@ivyreid7]

Shelby A I’ve notice a lot of white ppl got nervous about this movie while watching it and didn’t know what to say cause they couldn’t understand the mounts of racial clues which makes a lot of sense

[@TheSnumoEffect]

I thought Aaron's segregation joke with the milk and cereal was hilarious, Sucks no one laughed.

[@ninadavidovic9644]

that was literally the point of the scene though

[@cm31572]

@@J_Tevo You mean it's not intentional? The video you cited he literally says he did it because she was crazy, nothing deeper, and if anything they wanted to essentially join races together, since they're taking over black bodies.

[@cm31572]

@@ninadavidovic9644 No it wasn't

[@travis9260]

@@cm31572 It was the point though www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-get-out-milk-horror-jordan-peele-allison-williams-20170301-story.html

[@TheGoat-pf2jj]

African Americans thrived during segregation and were alot better economically and financially then how they are during right now in 2019. Alot of them were also CONSERVATIVE and came from full family households. They took pride in that. Crazy how things change

[@Steddy]

Really fun movie with a lot of care put into it. Enjoyed it. Also Rick is best dressed. The man looks like he's about to give a sermon.

[@beautifulleaves8616]

Lol interesting wording, "Really fun movie" ha not to me it was a little to reminiscent, had me paranoid...

[@ivyreid7]

Beautiful leaves they don’t understand or was uncomfortable so of course they’d ave to word it that way😬🤷🏽‍♀️

[@thearchivist250]

“I’m TS motherfucking A. We handle shit. It’s what we do. Consider this situation fucking handled.” Might be the best closing line to a film since “well, nobody’s perfect.”

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

I think the Asian guy was a representative of the "Model Minority Myth".

[@tehdipstick]

Notice how Rose keeps her white milk separate from the coloured Fruit Loops?

[@Brandon.Reacts]

@Vince Kinneyreally? shame. that would have been a great little easter egg. more subtle than a lot of them, and thought that straight away in cinemas.

[@tatianabennett865]

tehdipstick LMFAOOO

[@checkmattee222]

Ooh wow I wondered why she was eating it like that come to think..

[@MasamuneStreams]

💀💀💀💀

[@michaelandrews117]

Peele saw Daniel Kaluuya in Black Mirror (he's in 15 Million Merits, the one with the bikes) and was immediately interested in using him in one of his features. He's such a talented actor and he is a shoe in for the Best Actor award somewhere down the line.

[@Brandon.Reacts]

Reckon it was because of his eyes?

[@SwazyReactions]

Didn't Jordan direct the black mirror series as well?

[@michaelandrews117]

@@SwazyReactions Nah, Jordan Peele only watched the Black Mirror episode with Daniel in and wanted to work with him because of it. Common misconception.

[@SwazyReactions]

@@michaelandrews117 I swear I saw a trailer with him in a suit.. Saying he was directing the next season of black mirror.. That's weird.

[@michaelandrews117]

@@SwazyReactions Jordan Peele was producing and curating the Twilight Zone series

[@RbullT]

yes rick, tiger woods is also a very well known golfer however the old dude's tone was more like, I know tiger woods too presuming that all African American people know each other. It's that racist tribe mentality. He also seemed to follow the sport so there is the assumption that he knows more than one player. They were conveying covert racism in those scenes.

[@ronninikaarlowe7674]

thank you for addressing this very important point out about his commentary in that moment. I had the exact same thought and hoped the point could be made to Rick about the true underlying subtext of that line. Not to fault him, but just to have him understand and bring it to his attention.

[@kyleellis9177]

I get the point being made, but with golf Tiger Woods is the most famous player. It's like asking if someone knows who Michael Jordan is. The subtleness can be lost because it's tonal and off of background clues. By changing it to Harold Varner or Ted Rhodes it would have been presented slightly better. I knew who tiger woods was (a golfer) years before I knew he was black. Or go with a sport with more than a handful of famous people recognized by non watchers of it.

[@austinbridges7928]

@@kyleellis9177 yeah that line didn’t hit for me like the rest of them, because me as a white dude knows a ton of golfers but if I was asked in a spur of the moment decision to think of one it would still be Tiger and not because of his skin color ya know.

[@TeaganPlate]

​​​@@kyleellis9177but that's not what Peele is conveying my tone deaf friend. For us minority we got it immediately (see the brown guys reaction at 6:07 when the line is said) but some of you ironically white clearly have trouble digesting it whole and trying to do all this technical yapping about how it's delivered.

[@TeaganPlate]

​​@@austinbridges7928it's OK for you to personally pick Tiger and I get you may be coming to the defence of yourself since you said you'd say Tiger too. But for minorities side. Peele is conveying subtle racial social interactions of things we experience when talking to some white people as they try to do icebreakers to start conversations with minorities. We get yall have personal reasons but the reason in the film is NOT a good one, I mean he's literally there to potentially buy his body lmao and try to relate him by saying he knows someone that's his color thinking he's making him comfortable

[@thecollector427]

legend says the blind guy is still waiting for the surgery.

[@universalpower419]

The house was literally on fire, he's dead.

[@vintageebabee]

He's dead as fuck.

[@tink6225]

that nigga long gone

[@gabby20316]

I just realized that the guy wanted his eyes and he was a really good photographer meaning he had a “good eye” his eyes were an essential part of who he was and he was good at what he did

[@neminem233]

One of my personal favorite parts about the movie is that Chris wins by being intelligent. When the art director guy told Chris about the reasons they wanted to be black, it was "stronger, faster, and cooler". None of them said smarter. It's also just nice to see an intelligent horror movie protagonist. Quick thinking and resourcefulness are always good to have in anyone. You even touched on this too.

[@neel3297]

I liked Allison's acting. She looked so innocent the whole time and then the change of character with the missing keys. Anyone could have fallen for her! What a great movie!

[@leah6849]

I've never felt a more tense atmosphere in a cinema than when I watched this. From the moment it was revealed that the girlfriend was in on it you could feel the tension rise. And the audience literally cheered when his buddy turned up.

[@eh708]

When you realise the old man asking if he could play golf well was planning to buy his body and transfer his mind into his 💀💀

[@davewebb608]

The segregation joke with the cereal and milk was hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bmgsimms264]

Great now react to Jordan peels other movie "US"

[@Selanaxfanx]

YES, watch US!

[@brianaarmstrong7865]

Yes!!!!!!

[@JG22003]

It’s trash,

[@jesushateswood]

The only thing good about Us is Lupita. The acting was fine all around but I hated the husband and children.

[@shushant5045]

Is it good. I still haven't watched it. If it's anything like get out then I would be happy to watch it. Please share your thoughts.

[@lycgami]

this movie is so beautifully written, love that you guys reacted to it

[@delightfullymischievous9684]

Bit of symbolism for the deer thing, that may or may not be true: buck used to be a derogatory term for African American men. Again, can't remember if that is true or not. Someone correct me if I'm wrong

[@thalia9789]

It's true

[@TheSuperNats]

That’s true and there used to be these horrifically sick farms called “buck breaking” where they would rape male slaves in front of their families. It was punishment for those who were rebellious. It’s truly sick.

[@Brandon.Reacts]

Yes the buck comment is true, but it had nothing to do with the scene with the deer. That was an intermittent scene to get the cops to arrive.

[@onebuffalo5402]

The only symbolism of that scene is the symmetry for the ending of the show.

[@deadmanwilson5987]

@Vincent Kinney "buck breaking " did involve rape.

[@0xLimas]

Shane lookin like hes gonna dive over the table and punch Aaron in the face when hes roasting him in the intro

[@Rushnzl16]

Ikr he looked pissed

[@el34glo59]

Lol

[@EBBIEREVIEWS]

Ummm so you know in the beginning of the movie Dre was on the phone with the sister she lured him to the neighborhood for the brother to snatch him

[@stevenightfall6634]

Was kind of wishing I could talk to them through the video. To see their "ahhh" reaction.

[@daddyvelvet4428]

“Dre’s in Eminem’s basement” ahh I got the reference

[@ecm95]

That Eminem’s basement joke deserved so much more bravo

[@venalisa3116]

Their comments on her being hypnotized and possibly not responsible due to her upbringing remind me of an interview. The actress actually commented on that particular view in an interview supposedly, some white peoples were unable to believe her character was just evil and wasn't hypnotized at all her, trophies in the photo frames behind her are proof. I'm, sure she made a statement commenting on how white people (her words) just couldn't, and still can't, believe her character was in fact extremely evil.

[@gevorg1989]

I did

[@_VISION.]

That's because the most racist white folks are the ones who believe they aren't racist and I'm sure a lot of white women act just like her character, that's why they couldn't believe she was evil. The book White Fragility speaks on this topic.

[@deshaunfortune912]

But you could also argue that she could’ve been a completely different person if she was raised by different people.

[@ToBeKing]

She was literally smiling while being choked to death😭 if that don’t scream evil I don’t know what does.

[@ToBeKing]

@@deshaunfortune912you can make that argument about any evil character

[@Sageboy13]

This was actually the best to experience in a theater full of fellow black ppl the shit was hilarious movie was fantastic 💀😭

[@larondarenea]

gary jones You’re joking right??

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@Gary Jones: Dude, racist attitudes like yours are the reason we’re in the shit we are. It makes me nauseous to read the bile you’ve spilled all over my screen...I award you the COVETED 5 facepalms. My hugest award for cruel stupidity, congratulations! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

gary jones “I suppose they didn’t do NUFFIN” Your racism is front & center for everyone to see, ya mongoloid. As is your far right Marxist hysteria. Let’s see, far right & white supremacist? Check. Angry beta boy who overcompensates for his attraction to Bubba by becoming a homophobe? Check. You can run around saying “Prove what I said was racist.” But I don’t have to. Every person who saw your post knows you for the inbred, pockmarked little nazi you are. You’re only making it worse by trying to use intelligence to fight your way out of this sack you find yourself in...

[@BarryLetts379]

Snowflake fuckers

[@austinbridges7928]

@@whatinthegoddamn2353 idk what this thread was about and I'm sure the dude you were replying to was an asshole but saying reverse racism doesn't exist is blatantly ignorant.

[@checkmattee222]

The song at the end of the movie is a swahili song and it was saying, "Run, listen, run" and I was surprised when I heard it the first time lol

[@fernandafilha185]

It would be awesome if you guys reacted to Train to Busan, is amazingggg

[@temptationofmemories]

I love this movie!!

[@fernandafilha185]

@@temptationofmemories I know, me tooooo

[@TheSuperNats]

That movie was an emotional roller coaster

[@patricewoods289]

The 1st guy was on the phone with rose trying to find the house to pick her up for a date

[@CSquawk]

21:11 when the boys realized racism is real

[@vampr3751]

cody parrott It’s so sad that this is what black people feel when getting pulled over and sighing in relief when it’s a fellow black person like them. They have valid reasons to feel that way and I hate when white people say it’s racist to assume every white cop is bad. Years and years of trust constantly being broken is going to mess with them. Ofc they’ll be afraid, like there’s so many videos of police brutality out there with them being the main victims of it 🤨

[@bobsburgers8497]

@@vampr3751 and let’s not forget the real statistics that show the problems with the police in America

[@thebadwolf3088]

@@vampr3751 ignorant comment.

[@hambalidikko6688]

The ending is the best cuz everyone freaks out when the police sirens and it gets relived when tsa guy comes out of the car

[@lunenyxx]

I sat here for two minutes like "oh yeah get out" thinking of the movie "don't breathe" I--

[@Enzophanis1892]

It’s not that guy from Black Panther that likes rhinos. That’s my man Posh Kenneth from Skins.

[@17thknight]

You mean the guy from Black Mirror

[@kevinsantos1381]

@@17thknight Looks like Bing Madsen finally moved on from his 30 minute shorts

[@felipeaquitral]

@@17thknight Skins aired before Black Mirror.

[@notbubu]

You mean Tealeaf from Psychoville 😁

[@BarryLetts379]

Skins is a real good show

[@fkajackiebrown_]

watching daniel kaluuya be a badass is my favorite pasttime.

[@nox5870]

This movie won Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Jordan Peele who also got Nominated for Best Picture and Best Director. Also Daniel Kaluuya Got Nominated for Leading Actor Oscar. I was so surprised when Jordan Peele won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay but what surprised me more is that he got Nominated for best Director also, absolutely amazing! and Kaluuya definitely earned the Nomination , he was incredible in this.

[@melo13melo]

47:21 The Exorcism of Emily Rose scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. If I ever had to get up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom I REFUSED to look at the clock. I was terrified that it would say 3am and something terrible would happen. I was like that for years.

[@Kwakez]

Yes to this day I get freaked out if I see the time is 3:33am

[@rarebreed345]

@@Kwakez why

[@Kwakez]

@@rarebreed345 3am is meant to be the devil's hour

[@VeniVidiVici..]

Man when he was choking Rose her facial expression saying she loved him emotionally 🥺 then seeing it change to a crazy sinister smile challenging him basically saying you cant do it you cant kill me😈

[@kageakuma3009]

This is one of the few movies I've bought on DVD just specifically to listen to the director commentary. Was not disappointed.

[@McHaven07]

Blood is thicker than water is a misquote. The full quote is: "The Blood of the Covenant (friendship) is thicker than the Water of the Womb."

[@fairlyliterary4771]

@Vince Kinney it is a quote and it's often used incorrectly

[@onebuffalo5402]

@@fairlyliterary4771 You do realize anything can be a quote right? "It is a quote" there I just quoted you. Now stop being such a pompous prick.

[@fairlyliterary4771]

@@onebuffalo5402 I understand what a quote is. I'm just saying it's a misquote that abusive and toxic people use especially toxic family members. All I'm asking is for people to be more mindful of the rhetoric they use. Nothing pompous about that. See how easy it was for me to respond without resorting to name-calling?

[@onebuffalo5402]

@@fairlyliterary4771 " be more mindful of the rhetoric they use" given there was nothing wrong with theafformentioned rhetoric, it does make you a pompous prick. you only chimmed in to try to be the smartest one in the room and you unironically failed. begone with you princess, no one likes you.

[@lovelaced]

lmao why is everyone getting pissy, “blood is thicker than water” isn’t the full quote and means basically the opposite of what it was intended to. That’s it.

[@marggiepv]

47:25 and that’s the difference! Imagine how black people feel watching this movie 😂 I had the creeps after watching this 3 times! And broke out into a whole conversation with my friends about how messed up America is and conspiracy theories. This was a horror film for us 🥴

[@itsleetv935]

He didn’t go back to save her just because. The situation reminded him of his moms death, so he wanted to since he couldn’t save his mom

[@claranguyen2738]

This movie reminded of the Avatar the last air bender gang in Ba Sing Se (the earth kingdom city) where people were being controlled by the Dai Le agents.(season2)

[@Hgmal1]

Claire Nguyen Yoo thAT was creepy

[@rashadwalker8218]

The stop and stare scene is symbolic as a black man myself and black people in general goin to a place where they are the only black person in the room/school/restaurant ect and everyone stops what their doin to look.

[@stileskuchiki7978]

Movie reaction upload are honestly my favorite now days. It used to be Mob but now I love that any point, you guys can upload a movie that i can really enjoy.

[@G17x]

13:40 I just love how Eric just looked up as well😂😂😂😂

[@213byron]

“I would’ve voted Obama for a third term.”

[@happyisblue]

I've seen this movie several times. It's great.

[@endperez7803]

Aye

[@happyisblue]

@@endperez7803 😸👍

[@estarkee4731]

I am so glad that you guys got to see and review this ♥️♥️

[@kanomisogi6660]

Liked the little racist things in it too. Like how he had to literally pick at cotton to escape XD

[@creepydoll6023]

The cereal actually is supposed to mimic Segregation “keeping the colors away” Aaron caught on lol

[@michaelandrews117]

Actually, it was totally unintentionally done. Peele just wanted to show how weird she was.

[@travis9260]

I love Aaron's facial expressions throughout this video, for like of a better term, the proud father face.

[@aaronhusk]

The title was from an Eddie Murphy routine about a black family in a haunted house movie.

[@CorinaStadler]

16:05 I love how they immediately test out if they'd have been able to get the cotton out and into their ears!

[@poole4684]

There's two main forms of racism: the liberal racism, the type of stuff you get in the north and from democrats. That's what the daughter is supposed to represent. Then there's the more up front racism. Typically associated with conservatives and the south, like a cop calling you boy or racist rants about eugenics. That's what the brother represents.

[@aboutashow]

Racism isn't regional. Different "types" of racism can be found everywhere and not all people are just one "type" of racist

[@NiaNeuman]

You guys did an amazing job reacting to and analyzing this.

[@KayBassie]

watching this in 2019 I'm surprised you weren't spoiled so your reaction at the end was great.

[@craigsetf]

Good man Shane! Already seen it, so just quietly watching to not spoil any of the scenes.👍

[@Quixotic1018]

Daniel was in an episode of Doctor Who, the one with the cat burglar in the double decker bus

[@leolegendario1]

Planet of the Dead

[@sammyskelly]

Love this movie! The main guy is from one episode of black mirror you guys reacted to.

[@akumabakemono1447]

You must react to "You're next" an EXCELENT horror movie from 2011. It will make you SOO happy!!

[@TheSuperNats]

I whole heartedly agree!!

[@fairlyliterary4771]

One of my faves

[@Smwhereasleeprn]

You’re next was literally soooo good, one of my faves. I just hated the music.

[@moatef1586]

21:57 Dre is in Eminem's basement lol, rick you're awesome

[@blackprotagonist]

You guys noticed the prevalence of the deer symbolism but had a hard time figuring out its relevance. It is connected to slavery. “Buck” and “doe” were animalistic terms used for enslaved people. Abductors would refer to them by these terms when selling them, communicating with other enslavers in the market, catching and trafficking runaways, and really enslaved men and women in general. This dehumanization of Black people further justified treating them as livestock. A staple part of chattel slavery. Like the deer Chris hit, his mother was also left to die. Kind of like a “good riddance.” This is again referred back to when Chris used the deer head to fight back and decided to go back to save the possessed maid. He couldn’t accept the guilt of simply leaving her to die like his mother was or the deer.

[@oliviaholley5663]

Not the guy trying to excuse the white guy saying he knows Tiger Woods....

[@roumifyouwnt2]

Someone may have Commented this as it's been a year but when the cop shows up and the girlfriend makes a deal about him having to show his ID , she acts like it's a "because he's black" thing but really she just doesn't want record of where he's heading and who his is with once he goes missing.

[@MeiTanteixX]

did Rick and Aaron come from a wedding or something? xD

[@kageakuma3009]

Love Stephen Root, always happy to see him in a movie, great actor.

[@NiaNeuman]

And doe was a name for a female slave. Great symmetry with the doe at the beginning and the woman at the end that he tried to save (as well as alignment with the story of his mother).

[@302big5]

This was my favorite movie reaction. can't wait for the next one.

[@harryhanjob4779]

That intro music, redbone

[@cinnamonbreeze5618]

great video! + im not a patron so i know my suggestions are probably gonna go unnoticed but...i really wish you guys could react to good omens and killing eve...

[@jakes.2919]

If I may make a recommendation I'd like to see your reactions to "A quiet place"

[@lelouchvibritannia1788]

I think they all have seen it already

[@jakes.2919]

@@lelouchvibritannia1788 That's an oof on my part if that's the case.

[@kvngslayer1242]

They saw your comment lol

[@jakes.2919]

@@kvngslayer1242 VICTORY!

[@hahaz85]

I really wish you guys would react to Searching (2018)! It's similar to Get Out in the sense that there are a lot of details in the background that you have to pay attention to notice.

[@tomkvideo]

22:00 - I laughed, Rick. Don’t worry.

[@moodforever]

16:55 “ that’s what you get for messing with MY PHONE “ 😂😂😂

[@aikoo9699]

Just realized Andre was shouting get out of here!!

[@jrv7054]

Just realised ur bio sounds like something one of these hypnotised people in this movie would say hahah

[@moatef1586]

why are aaron and rick dressed up like a couple of lawyers ?

[@jidhindharanm.p9351]

lol..the blind guy waking up to having his brain exposed

[@universalpower419]

That part of the house was on fire, he's dead.

[@FarhanaK]

The director saw Black Mirror's 15 Million Merit (where Daniel was the guy!!! You guys reacted to it) and he spotted him there. That's why he asked Daniel to audition.

[@DallasHustla2000]

Did you guys notice the white glares in the people's eyes that were possessed?

[@Oxmustube]

I had no idea what the movie was trying to say after seeing it, then Aaron in two minutes told me more than any reviews I have seen.

[@Oxmosh]

They need to watch both Sicario's movies, im sure they would love them, please everyone!

[@mln4032]

Who was the villain in the movie? It was society in general. Did your stomach feel tied in a knot when the police showed up at the end of the movie? Either Chris ( Daniel Kaluuya) was going to be shot or given the death penalty. When it was revealed that it was Rod ( Lil Rel), a collective sigh of relief washed over the audience. The police, along with the first militias, were created to keep Slaves in check to fight the numerous Slave Revolts that took place when Slavery was legal. The police, along with the Militias, (modern day 2nd Amendment Gun Advocates), have been used to keep "the Blacks" in line, while they stay ready for the impending race war they believe is coming. Ask yourself why so many White Men have said they are trying to incite a race war when they kill people of color in mass shootings. Getting back to the movie, I believe it was Eric who asked about the connection concerning the Deer. Another word for Deer is Buck. During Slavery there was a practice called "Buck Breaking." This was normative behavior that took the strongest, most aggressive male, who "bucked" the system of enslavement, to routinely rape him in front of his family and the community of enslaved people to send a message that Slave Revolts would not be tolerated, and if they could break the strongest enslaved male, who would dare to challenge the system? I could go on about the justification of the inferiority of Black and Brown people given the way "White" people and their allies have used the Bible and so called Science (Genetics) as excuses to justify their segregationist, apartheid policies, sanctioned by the Federal Government, against descendants of Slaves, Japanese people, who were put into internment camps (which was the connection of the Asian man in the movie), and Immigrants from our Southern border.

[@b1mw93]

💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡

[@calebreynolds9183]

ML N genetics is a real science you mongoloid. You’re thinking of phrenology.

[@mln4032]

@@calebreynolds9183 I meant Race Biologists/Eugenicists, but yes. Thanks.

[@onebuffalo5402]

"modern day 2nd Amendment Gun Advocates" -> You mean republicans? The same republicans that fought and freed the slaves? Think you watched the wrong movie homeboy. This film was a satirical take on passive racism constantly put forth by white liberal elites who "dont see color" yet slight blacks in day to day life through microagressions and microdiscriminations. Also w/r/t "buck breaking" You're attributing symbolism that doesnt exist in the movie. Deer doesnt equal buck; the deer at the beginning is a Doe (female). The deer is merely a representational tool that used for visual symmetry throughout the film.

[@onebuffalo5402]

@Bella Rose then he shoulda made it a buck bc the deer in the video is a doe.

[@mansoryO]

im pretty sure this movie made some people disturbingly think of this as a possible reality for reversing aging. goosebumps

[@spiderfingers86]

Jordan Peele won the oscar for best adapted screenplay and the movie was nominated for best picture