GET OUT Easter Eggs, Hidden Details And Things You Missed

GET OUT Easter Eggs, Hidden Details And Things You Missed. We review, analyze, breakdown and point out the hidden easter eggs and details in 2017's #GetOut by Horror Master #JordanPeele #Movies
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Get Out Plot Recap
Ok so If you haven’t seen the film and are watching this video for whatever reason I’ll give you a quick overview of Get Out.
We follow Chris, a young photographer who goes to visit his girlfriend Rose Armitage’s family with her. Upon arriving strange things begin to happen and he unearths that the Armitages have developed a procedure in which they can transfer the minds of people into shell bodies. Chris is their next target and he is auctioned off to the highest bidder and hypnotised into being submissive. However he manages to escape before the procedure happens and kills the family before they can enact their plan.
That’s a brief overview but just to get you up to speed before the breakdown.
Get Out Opening Scene Easter Eggs
Now the movie opens with Andre Hayworth walking through a suburban area at night whilst he’s on the phone to his girlfriend.
Andre becomes a prominent figure later in the film and we learn that he was actually subjected to the same procedure that Chris narrowly escapes from.
A car drives by him and it begins to intimidate him before abducting him. Now there are a couple of things to take from this scene, firstly Rose is clearly on the phone to him and this is how the car is able to track him.
The person says stay put, we’ll come and get you to which Andre replies with ‘theres no need’
He gives his location and then they show up.
Andre got lost looking for Peacock avenue and it is likely that these directions were fake.
Peacocking is a term that is often used to for a male to attract a mate but here it could be twisted round to be Rose attracting Andre to this spot so that Jeremy can abduct him.
Another interesting aspect is that the car Jeremy drives in is White on the outside and black on the inside. This of course is a nod to the fact that black people are later sent to the sunken place whilst a white person inhabits their shell.
From here we cut to the title scene which has blue writing over the top of a forest which is intentionally meant to be a nod to the Shining which is one of Peele’s favourite films…and mine too.
After the brief credits sequence we can hear the song redbone by childish gambino. Not only is it a banger it also has some elements of the song that play out here which foreshadow the rest of the film.
The chorus in the song later changes up to contain the following:
But stay woke (stay woke) - As in don’t go to sleep Chris.
They gon’ find you (they gon’ find you) Gon’ catch you sleepin’ - as in don’t go to sleep Chris I’m telling you.
And the chorus ends with Now don’t you close your eyes - again highlighting this point.
As we tour his apartment we can see a white child wearing a dark mask and peering out from behind it. This once more is a reference to the white people wearing black people as a mask.
Upon Rose arriving there we can see a chain that looks slightly like an unlocked slave handcuff and though I may be reading into this I think it highlights that Chris eventually ends up free from the family after almost becoming their slave.
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[@heavyspoilers]

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[@shawnlibby675]

Look on KZbin Back to the Future movie 911 all through it

[@shawnlibby675]

Just like the movie with Danny Darko someone broke it down and it depicts the virus coming

[@londiwenkosi2795]

Glad you had "so much fun" rewatching something that causes some of us anxiety

[@n-matter305]

There was just one thing I didn’t get. Please someone explain. If they were all racist why would they choose black bodies for their transplants and not whites??

[@chealoutman5]

Im black I'm not going to get into politics I'm just going to keep hitting the 👍 button. 😂 Obama 😂 u kill me bro

[@allietheeditor]

funny enough, jordan peele actually said the cereal being separated from the white milk being related to racism was just a happy coincidence... originally, he just wanted to show how psychotic she was because who eats cereal like that?

[@rubyreduxx]

Allison Spalter still tho I feel racism and psychopathy kinda go hand in hand no?

[@xsarahxx9063]

that’s what i first thought when i saw that scene. i was like “what kind of psychotic person eats cereals like that??” never thought of it as a racism relation so that blew my mind haha

[@gfc_wd0129]

Ruby Reduxx I agree with you. People would do some really fucking terrible things to young blacks if they were lynched if you don’t know look up Emmett Till if you don’t know the story. It’s really sad and angers me every time I hear or read about it.

[@rubyreduxx]

@@gfc_wd0129 killing, selling body parts, selling organs, this mindset still goes on today.

[@kiwikarp9509]

I tend to eat some things separately to see how it tastes, so I don't think that's psychotic. What really bothered me was that she'd take one bite out of a piece of cereal. Don't think anyone will ever eat cereal like that.

[@k700i]

watching Get Out in the movie theatre, and hearing all the "NAW THE POLICE" at the end, and then everyone clapped when it's his best friend's TSA car and not the white cop. it was one of the best feeling.

[@angelamejia-loggia7331]

I know I was one of those people loudly exasperated. Was really happily shocked

[@chimpwimp9407]

In an alternate ending, he goes to prison. Peele said he eventually wanted to scrap it considering it was too dark.

[@jonathanchen1026]

Ppl in theater started clapping loudly when he killed each family member and escaped

[@k700i]

@@jonathanchen1026 ME!!

[@geoffpulham5032]

I bet. That is a moment I wish I'd watched in a cinema! But you want the best-ever cinema moment? Ripley appears behind the screen in the power-loader!!!

[@TanaChiarantano]

Another not so hidden detail: Rose chose the guy because he didn't have any family who would look for him if he dissapeared. She didn't think of the TSA guy.

[@adamsmith1652]

Bravo

[@njprince9717]

"Im TS-muthafucking-A, we handle shit"

[@daneddieloayon2701]

She also tried to get the TSA guy to fuck her lol

[@njprince9717]

@@daneddieloayon2701 yeah lol she was smart

[@n-matter305]

There was just one thing I didn’t get. Please someone explain. If they were all racist why would they choose black bodies for their transplants and not whites??

[@lazybone590]

I don't care what nobody say when I seen that black man running through the backyard late at night in a janitor outfit like a maniac, my ass would have left that night. Lol

[@SCBB24]

Right?!😂

[@sofiadeleon1110]

frrr

[@Sheasagittarius]

Dats wat I took my pops 🤣🤣 we was just watching get out

[@teodagoat3774]

Straight up

[@bluef.2473]

right LMFAO

[@romiecraig2959]

you were incorrect about one thing, at the end. she didn't smile when she was being choked because she was enjoying it lol. she smiled because she thought that the cops were there and she knew that they would believe her no matter what, and that even if she died it was too late for him. any black person could tell you exactly why she was smiling, it had nothing to do with her enjoying being choked lol.

[@maryjanedoe]

I thought the same thing! I was so pissed at first thinking it was a cop

[@nikkim7038]

I’m not even black but I understood and I got so scared when the “cops” showed up

[@asiafrivera]

@@nikkim7038 sameee

[@jerzeestyle]

Karens’.... smh

[@foryourlugsonly]

Except she was being choked before the "cops" showed up. And was smiling before they showed up.

[@kurlykayla9013]

I am endlessly grateful Peele decided to give Chris a good ending instead of having the cops arrest/shoot him. It changes the entire tone of the film and what’s being said about our ability to fight for ourselves.

[@tamarawilliams1197]

I believe it was symbolism for the underground railroad...Chris kept in communication with his friend through his cell phone...as the slaves did through songs and hymns...his friend helped him realize he was in danger...

[@AquariusRisen]

Me too because it kind of gaslights the audience. No matter what white people say about police brutality in a thought experiment "just a friendly debate because none of this stuff actually affects me" kind of way, if they saw that scene when they saw the flashing lights their heart sank and they thought, "oh shit." When you find out it's the friend, the audience has to realize that it wasnt the film that led them to that thought because the film made a different choice. It's what they know to be true about society and this moment forces them to confront that.

[@kurlykayla9013]

@@AquariusRisen that’s a really good point, wow. I never thought of that. We all know what we thought was going to happen when the cops showed up, and that says so much about the dire situation we’re currently in with the police force. Any naysayer probably felt the truth when watching that scene, as you said, whether they wanted to or not. Interesting stuff.

[@kurlykayla9013]

@Bugson McKenzie I haven’t! I didn’t know it was available to watch!

[@TwoStacks217]

Even if Chris was arrested as soon as the police investigated the house his story would be proven they literally had an entire operation set up in the basement with the top of a guy's head saw it off not to mention tons of photographs and evidence of the missing people that had disappeared that's not even getting into the amount of physical evidence that probably existed on hard drives on the family's computers

[@weirdhails3802]

One thing that I noticed with Rose is the way she does her hair. In the beginning it’s always down- metaphorically a curtain? Then at the house she has it half down half up. Then after Chris is first captured, the first thing she does is put her hair up tight, like she’s pulled back the curtain to show who she really is.

[@jaylanichole5136]

This !

[@jaylanichole5136]

That’s crazy

[@JohnWickkkk]

@@jaylanichole5136 huh

[@zestcres]

Points!

[@gloriansien]

thisss

[@buttaflykiss15]

Another thing that I noticed was how Rose was intentional on not touching anything at Chris's place... the way she stopped herself from using her hands to knock on the door. The first 5 minutes was Rose intentionally not leaving fingerprints that could lead back to her.

[@josieparker4710]

I hate her so much.

[@Decadancehallking]

Good eye! Yikes 😬

[@alexisentertainment8531]

Wow I never knew dat

[@captkill3304]

I didn't see that. Good catch. I wonder how she got the dog to trust her.

[@jashay9218]

no her hands were full, she wasn't able to knock on the door. she had the donuts and the coffee that she bought for herself and chris. however this was a good observation.

[@FlyStuckOnTheWeb]

You missed the deeper meaning of the final fight at the door between Chris and Jeremy. During the dinner conversation Jeremy doesn't just hint that he wished for a black body to compete in fighting. He also hints how it's an intellectual game of chess and therefore implying that he (a white person) is a smarter fighter that just lacks the physical advantage. That likely being the reason why he wanted to start a fight to test that theory. Bringing his incorrect assumption full circle when he finally fights Chris and gets outsmarted at the door. Chris was able to win by thinking ahead instead of overpowering his white opponent.

[@bebbycute]

YES

[@LisaundSiriTV]

Ooohhh nice

[@mothersuperior2673]

Oh my gosh I love this

[@deja4697]

OMG

[@jarianharris8240]

Hmm true. At first I didn't see anything weird about that scene because growing up I always saw other Black boys always wanting to fight for fun. I never did because I don't fight for fun or to play but I always saw guys doing this. I just figured it was a guy thing 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@malcolmgreene8830]

You know what's crazy when she was grilling the cop about you needing the other guys ID when he did nothing I didn't realize she was just trying to cover her tracks when he went missing that still blows my mind

[@user-pg6vf8xg8n]

I literally thought that she was defending Chris cos the cop was being racist or sum

[@AnthonyWilliams_83]

@@user-pg6vf8xg8n I agree with your point. When I first saw this movie I thought by her doing this she gained Chris' trust to but re-watching Get Out it can be viewed that she was covering her tracks. What a double entendre.

[@noodles450]

what tracks ???

[@sebanderson]

It's really a perfect scene, because Chris thinks she's defending him from a racist cop (even if she's overdoing it a bit), but really she's just saving her own ass.

[@blessingike7004]

I even thought the cop was part of them and was a decoy to help rose gain her boyfriends’ trust and to make the boyfriends feel like they can’t turn to the police if they help

[@campkirby4479]

Two probably obvious things I noticed: 1.) the first time we see Rose she is choosing which pasty (I think) she is going to order before ultimately deciding on one, similar to how she chooses her victims. 2.) Jeremy is in med school learning how to become a neurosurgeon so that one day he can perform the surgery on his father, and also to continue the family’s “business”

[@moquilla1]

Didn’t think about that! Good find. All these comments make me want to watch it again.

[@abigailq1mukaro356]

Its ironic that the way Rose dies is the same way Chris' mom died. Bleeding to death, on the road, cold and alone.... and this time Chris did something...He walked away. How satisfying!

[@LAO26]

Whoa, my shock at realising she defended him against the cop to cover her tracks. I did not even think it that way. I thought she was looking out for him.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah it’s really really subtle

[@jarianharris8240]

Me too

[@jeraldmacklinii6440]

Yeah

[@drphot6050]

That's what a lot of them do... And one of the reasons why black love and patience is important and I could never be in a relationship with a white woman.

[@roseofsharon3693]

Yes I just thought it was part of her fake enlightened thing she did for awhile.

[@tygriscalcutta729]

Forgot about how Chris being hypnotized causes him to be disgusted by smoking cigarettes. This could have been done to also assure he would be healthy for the operation and his new host.

[@SilkyLew]

A lot of neurosurgeons won't operate on you if you're a smoker

[@tygriscalcutta729]

@@SilkyLew I never realized that but that makes it even better this movie is GENIUS

[@teyalynn_xo]

Jordan Peele already confirmed this 2 years ago but go off sis

[@shannilove2801]

Woww damn

[@captkill3304]

It was. He wouldn't be worth as much either

[@lisabever2115]

I just realized that Andre was on the phone with Rose in the first scene.

[@Zerjr1]

😳😳😳

[@zestcres]

Wow

[@6tiva]

and she told chris that she had just met andre for the first time at the “gathering”😦

[@danaw5953]

I am not convinced it was Rose, Andre was talking with . Jim Hudson says something to Chris like he was lucky he was captured by Rose, because "Jeremy's methods are much less pleasant". I figured Jeremy was in charge of luring & kidnapping Andre. It could have been anyone Andre was n the phone with.

[@missrose2114]

In the first scene Andre was on the phone with his girlfriend Veronica who Rod said he used to kick it with

[@NothingLikeVinyl]

One thing that never ceases to amaze me is Rose's transfiguration. All she had to do was pulling her hair back and removing the smile from her face to become a completely different person. A really brilliant movie. I don't remember the last time a movie impacted me that much before this.

[@marcuslong9761]

Believe me once you see a sociopath or psychopath revealed, you can't unsee it. That look will stick in your mind for the rest of your life. It's like staring right into the soul of Satan himself.

[@Jay1992ist]

Also, when Chris says "your dad isn't going to run me off with a shotgun will he?" and it ended up being her who chased him off with a rifle.

[@heavyspoilers]

Nice

[@gorgeouslymade1754]

Good observation!

[@jarianharris8240]

Wow. Nice.

[@sadaqah117]

The deer represents Chris's mother's spirit like a guardian angel. She was trying to save him by hitting the car. His thoughts go to her as he watches the deer dying. Deer end up becoming a running thing throughout the movie. When hunted, they end up as trophies. Which is what Andre has become. A stuffed trophy. Multiple reference to The Shining movie....and shining deer is a hunting technique. It's shining bright lights in deer eyes at night to blind them and make them freeze in place so you can shoot. And in this movie we see that "shining" the possessed characters eyes breaks the hypnosis for a bit.

[@heavyspoilers]

Wow that’s such a good take from it, completely missed that but it makes it so much better

[@MrsTillery929286]

Yes!! Precisely what I was thinking. Surprised not many people noticed it. But I apprec the observation

[@reimourrpower9357]

It's possible the sacrifice of the deer is a parallel to Bambi where Bambi's mother & father are hunted and killed. The spirit of the deer returns as the weapon to kill the family that tried to kill Chris. Hunted becomes the hunter.

[@jarianharris8240]

Wow. Great theory and connection. I never thought of that.

[@iruamak8225]

Crazy how this “ Spirit animal” is a dear and in us is a rabbit

[@t0521y]

I didn’t interpret what Rose’s brother was doing as a sign that he wanted Chris’ body, but rather his dismissal of his family’s ideals that black people are physically better than white people. It looked to me like he wanted to prove that he could beat Chris in a test of physical strength, which I feel is further proven towards the end when he was getting excited while putting Chris in the chokehold

[@KHOSI.D.KHUMALO]

I agree

[@moirapettifr7127]

Yes he was trying to engage in à test of physical strength. Want to say that casting him was "spot on". I used to be an office assistant for a casting director (in tv commercials) many years ago. You'd be surprised how much WORK goes into casting (and not being funny abt the casting couch that is a terrible thing.)

[@adam-ip3xe]

Watching it again years later I came to realize that at the dinner table the brother was actually going to choke him out but come to realize during the coagula scene his method wasn’t as effective (ergo andre) as the hypnotization which is why they were trying to stop him at the table.

[@moirapettifr7127]

Ty no I don't think so, mainly because the brother was too upset after he lost the auction for Chris' body.

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@moirapettifr7127 You're wrong

[@LCSGamezer]

I need Jordan peele to make more movies rn. He is literally a film genius and his movies are easily top notch in the film industry.

[@openforumtalkz4651]

I'm glad Peele chose to use the ending where it was Chris' friend instead. My heart literally stopped when I thought the cops had pulled up. That's kind of sad tbh.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah was so close to being a sad ending

[@Simonsuryakant]

Same here, when i saw the red and blue lights i was thinking " No, not another sad ending", so i was so glad and suprised when it was his friend. Really glad that Jordan went with that ending

[@michaelparker2620]

I literally feel the exact opposite way. That's the only part of the movie I dislike.

[@remainloyaltoyour0wnsoil580]

Michael Parker huh

[@JinxWilson]

I feel like that might be the reason he chose it, like he wanted everyone to notice the reflexive realization that no matter what horror someone just went through, being black could mean death by cops.

[@codyallen6523]

One of my favorite details is that when the deer is hit by the car it comes from the driver's side however, only the passenger side headlight and bumper are damaged. Foreshadowing that Chris is going to be the one in danger.

[@heavyspoilers]

Ah great spot Cody, totally missed that. Good eyes

[@EarthIsSmall]

Damnit! beat me to it

[@amalkallarackal9293]

That's what happens most of the time when an animal tries to jump across the vehicle duh😂😂😂 Half of it's body will be ahead and possibly clear the vehicle, the rest well.

[@newthrash1221]

Cody Allen Oh my god, stop. You’re reading way too much into that, so annoying.

[@jarianharris8240]

Woooooooooow

[@closedacaskett9840]

Having the mindset of “ movies aren’t scary anymore” I have that but this movie gives me deep ass chills every time I watch it

[@Tina-de3fq]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@ashleetyler429]

I'm glad BLACK writers PRODUCERS and actors are FINALLY getting their recognition...this movie was BRILLIANT

[@wildmike9383]

Or maybe it has nothing to do with race and everything to do with it being a good movie 😂😂😂

[@kiiamarie3881]

Like you said sis It’s great that black writers and producers are getting credit

[@seakiit4423]

@@wildmike9383 the movie is literally a commentary on the racial climate of america (and other western societies). This movie has everything to do about race and the only reason it hit the nail on the head and was a great film was because it was written by a black man who understands black struggles in america and knows how to slip that into a film without making it too preachy. That statement was really dumb buddy.

[@hudson3215]

@@wildmike9383 the movie is literally about race😂

[@wildmike9383]

@@seakiit4423 woah woah don’t be so quick to get defensive 😂 I believe I’m not mistaken and the comment I said that about said writers getting recognition.... so yeah, that actually has nothing to do with what type, what the movies about, or who’s In it, just that it’s a good overall movie that people enjoyed so the artist should get recognition. My point was why they gotta put specifically BLACK producers 😂 they do in fact have a name and I’d much rather be interested in their personal info than just the fact they are black. It really wasn’t a stupid comment, yours was.

[@peachpit4461]

The black cars and their black attire when having the auction was actually them arriving to a funeral for Chris.

[@jarianharris8240]

That's what I took from that. A parade of Black cars, looked like a funeral train

[@opheliarolle5393]

People actually do this shit folks. World is not what you think. Movies like this is to make you see what's going on around you. Sometimes we dismiss it has happen stance.

[@michaelscurlock5371]

@@opheliarolle5393 just ask Kanye West

[@rachillntx379]

Exact same thought.

[@lyhthegreat]

u think they actually care about the end of a black guy's life?

[@SignalWarden]

I just wanted to clarify something you misunderstood. It's a cultural misunderstanding. "I voted for Obama" or "I love Obama" is the broad version of "I have a black friend" as perceived by communities of color. It's akin to telling someone you're Welsh and them responding with "Oh nice. I love Catherine Zeta-Jones." It's a verbal badge white liberals tend to wear when meeting people of color to display how "on the same team" they are. This is why it was repeated. It is an eye-roll moment for blacks. Some other gems you might have heard that fall in line with this are "I love your hair. Can I touch it?", "You're so well-spoken", "Man, good for you!" (when you say you do something inane like work a corporate job or go to college), "So where are you from originally? (Instead of the "did you grow up here" that other whites get)" and so on. People are going to bitch about all this, but when you hear this shit ad nauseum your whole life, you learn the greatest hits by heart.

[@catlover44477]

lol what? you cant put an action to a political party. people with racist ideals use these tactics. chill.

[@SignalWarden]

@@catlover44477 it's Not the party man. Its because he's black. It's like if they made a point to stress that they love jazz or Oprah unprompted. Trust me. Its a thing. To stress the point he didn't say "I vote democrat". Good on you for not even thinking along those lines though.

[@gracemaina6593]

Wow. I didn't know all this

[@SignalWarden]

@Quigle- Dorf It doesn't really translate reading it as text. It's the, I dunno. Maybe the sound of surprise? Like, it's a shocking bit of info that I fought through my lesser genes to do something as great as get a desk job, you know?

[@sophiaangelaasido4634]

I agree with you

[@CAMFWA]

You can see the grandpas head scar when he uses the flash! Crazy!

[@heavyspoilers]

So good

[@julioi.3166]

The way Jeremy tries to keep Chris away from the door makes me think that it is symbolic of opportunity and freedom, things often kept away from black people. What gets him through the door is that he notices the pattern (Jeremy kicks the door every time). Maybe this is symbolic of how in order to escape oppression you need to see the patterns and systemic issues.

[@msliberated3899]

Bingo! I’m super observant

[@nourae.9616]

to pimp a butterfly!

[@blingbling496scholes7]

What systematic issues are existing in the USA which prohibid blacks from doing things?

[@AnantMall]

the world has other countries too you know?@@blingbling496scholes7

[@zerocal76]

@@blingbling496scholes7 OP was talking about the past. There was definitely several things stacked against them and many of them purposely.

[@stuffasvinesandstuff3766]

I’m an idiot, so most things usually go over my head, but I still can’t believe I didn’t gather that when he said “We hired Georgina and Walter to care for my parents. When they died, I couldn’t bare to let them go” he meant he couldn’t let his parents go lmao I’m so stupid 💀💀

[@primetimetg]

yeah. I missed that subtlety as well.

[@solidmade8332]

Yea I gone have to help me out with this one my dumbass is confused.

[@acharonim4659]

It's double speak.

[@gloriansien]

wow now I understand lolll

[@lightyagami2509]

Same I thought he couldn’t let Walter and Georgina go

[@KimboShotty]

One part I didn’t understand that I thought was creepy as hell, when they had that gathering at the house, Chris went up stairs, and all the guest down stairs got quite for a few seconds.

[@miestantedelibros5442]

Thats why they all where acting like doing something else but everyone keep an eye on the prey, so when he exit the escenario they quit the acting

[@newp848]

That part was heart stopping to me. Such good build up and tension in this movie

[@clarissabeatriz1019]

It's a reference to other movie too

[@krishan736]

@@clarissabeatriz1019 what other movies?

[@jupiterjanet4507]

yessss

[@mrmoney4718]

I think the Omega symbols at the entrance of the house might actually represent the last victim entering the house, seeing as Chris effectively put an end to their lunacy

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

They didn’t know he was the last victim so that makes zero sense

[@Justfranktbh]

@@AnAdorableWombat1plus she was looking for an ncaa athlete at the end of

[@Tina-de3fq]

....the OMEGA sign prob represented THE VICTIM'S end -which begins @ the door upon entering 🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️

[@kennybirdsong4384]

I’ve always also thought that Chris sitting and watching tv while his mom dies was a statement about self proclaimed white allies and others in the black community that are “safe for now” would sit and watch the news of oppression but never do anything. Sitting blinded, and distracted.

[@msliberated3899]

Yes

[@blingbling496scholes7]

Which oppression of blacks is happening right now in the USA?

[@RaineWorld]

It’s not an ancient song, it’s just Swahili. It basically means “Brother, listen to the wise men, run far away, save yourself”

[@sisiscastle3573]

💪🏾

[@vidaldiddy]

Yesss your so right about the song brother get out

[@kingdomreturn304]

Absolutely I run on an off route away from these surveillance cameras trying to track me soon my goal is to get out the country forever

[@RaineWorld]

Kingdom Return Smart!

[@tamaRAWSFX]

I googled that the first time I watched it. It was so good, I listened to Swahili for a week and a half. 😊 I'm Asian and get out is just so awesome in terms of stereotype themes and foreshadowing.

[@TheLshyne]

I’ve watched and analyzed this film so many times and I still found out some new info watching your video.

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@nicoleparreira1024]

Same!!

[@brandalynveail808]

Im black in a white area and this will for all time be the scariest movie I’ve ever seen in my life

Lol! Dumbest bigot movie ever

[@sonicnendez]

Maybe if u got paid, you would have found these all

[@tuma_inn]

Oh and as the title is displayed the song played in the background singing in Swahili, an east African language. The lyrics actually mean, listen carefully, and run, far, far away. That's a nice touch and it really puts you in the tone, that is, if you know Swahili :) . Proudly Tanzanian.

[@themothershifter999]

Ndioooo ! 🇹🇿

[@jeandsilva5399]

I'm actually only reading the comments because people's theories and opinions are so good!!

[@Tina-de3fq]

Ikr...me 2 😇

[@mrdasilver]

I've enjoyed reading the comments almost as much as watching the movie!

[@benmallinson5403]

Also, over dinner Jeremy talks about how it's important to stay 2 steps ahead during an MMA fight. This is shown later in their fight where Chris tries to open the door knowing Jeremy will kick it shut again with his foot. This allows Chris to stab the shit outta his leg. Loved the Vid!

[@heavyspoilers]

Niiiiiice totally missed that so well done

[@shenelledmund7382]

Yesss!!!! What i thought

[@arcticflower7223]

Like a Mario boss.

[@diptonsauce1985]

Ooh nice catch. classic wrestling/mma/boxing technique to set up a move like that so you can take advantage of them

[@zerocal76]

It didn't make sense for Chris to wait for Jeremy to kick the door to stab him though. Pretty easily done w/ 1 hand since Jeremy was right on top of him. Use one arm to ease the choking as much as possible and the other for a quick 2-3 stabs. Could actually have stabbed his face like that too. Great choices on the other scenes though!

[@estherogbu9416]

The line that really was a huge hint for me is when the father said "We couldn't bare to let them go" and realizing that he was talking about his parents and not the 'servants'. 🤯

[@primetimetg]

Wow, I thought I wasn't "sleeping" on this film and I STILL missed a lot of this stuff. I also believe that Rose told her parents about the hit and run Chris' mom died from before she brought him to the house and the deer is also a symbol for colored people. If you remember Dean said he feels one deer less is an improvement. I think the fact that they have deer decor in the house is a symbol for the fact they see "blackness" or black people as a trophy. They use the black person's body to put someone else's brain in and so "sell" that body but they keep the deer as a symbol of that since they aren't keeping the actual bodies they use. So many different theories you can get from this film. The fact that the song at the beginning and end says run, ah that gave me chills. I love deep movies.

[@amaebarnes]

I LOVED the ending. I'm glad they didn't make it be the cops. It shows how much black people need to have each others backs and help each other against the still pervading racism/prejudice

[@amaebarnes]

@Quigle- Dorf when did I say that it was the biggest issue facing black people?

[@redalert8159]

@Quigle- Dorf since global white supremacy won't stop harming us black people, racism (a physical thing) is problem #1 on our list.

[@kendratrotter7931]

Quigle- Dorf I’m black and I disagree with u... it IS the biggest issue... how would u know????

[@5STARR.__]

Quigle- Dorf um I’m sorry?

[@mj169]

But the black friend only came because of rose, and coincidentally encountered Chris

[@DinerLingo]

My favorite scene was Georgina's "No, no, no, no, no. No. No. Noooo. No. No." Super creepy.

[@Conebrije]

I thought she said it in a white-lady’s manner. I have heard many white women talk like that xD

[@JinxWilson]

That was some AMAZING acting

[@trishamgreen]

@@Conebrije she did since the grandmother's brain is in her head.

[@TTTLE706]

It was also really painful to watch. You could see her suffering though her eyes. Fighting. It makes me emotional ah, that’s what makes me appreciate the acting so much more.

[@ladybug4885]

Soooooo True

[@krishopson9214]

One thing this video missed was that when Chris discovers the photos, it shows both Georgina and Walter. Rose stole both of them away and seduced them to become the bodies her grandparents would inhabit. Rose's method of romantic seduction takes longer but is less violent. Jeremy's method is violent, which his mother doesn't like as shown when she says "you've already damaged him enough" after Chris wants Rose to find the keys.

[@luukipuuk3537]

And the reason they gave those bodies to the grandparents is because they weren’t damaged!

[@reaperraider999]

Also now that you say that, thats so gross😂 Shes hooked up with both of her grand parents bodies🤢

[@DeladisKythera]

No, she didn't care about the level of violence. She cared about his brain and skull being intact for the "procedure". And he had hit his head on the floor when he fell backwards.

[@tehoz]

I watched this with my parents, who told me the chanting in the beginning of the movie is in Swahili. They translated it to me as "Something bad is coming for you. Run."

[@LaflynWilson]

Fantastic review. This reply is long winded, But you’ll love it i swear. there’s only 3 things you missed. And they are super “meta” and deep. Ready? In the very beginning of the movie, Rose is at the bakery looking at bagels. Innocent enough right? But, even though rose is facing us, There’s a reflection that shows that the person behind her is a black male. The movie then cuts to Chris shaving. the movie then cuts to rose a SECOND time. Why? Because now, SHE has noticed that that the man behind her is black and die to how she’s bent over, she has his attention. To prove it, she purposely shifts her body, looks behind herself, and grins wickedly. The camera even tightens slightly to suggest she’s focusing on who’s behind her. since we know by the end of the movie that the whole weekend was planned, during a rewatch of the movie, you realize the truth; that the very first time we see rose, she’s ALREADY working on getting a new “boyfriend” He’s an explanation to a scene you covered very well. But peele. Elaborated on this. The red and blue clothes. The colors don’t represent democrats/republicans. They represent the infamous red and blue pill concept from the pie the matrix. the Blue pill means, “you’re blissfully unaware of the truth”. Red pill means. You know the painful truth. Chris is unaware of what everyone at the party knows. But it gets better. when Chris and rose were driving up to the home, they are both wearing blue. As in, they are both aligned together and are both “presumably” unaware of the truth. but wait, you’re now saying. Wasn’t rose wearing red at the party? Watch the conversation scene when Chris and rose are talking in her bedroom before they walk down stairs to meet the guests. she’s removed her blue shirt to reveal that she’s wearing a SOLID color sweater. the scene is very clear in showing that at no point does rose take off the SOLID color sweater. after they finish talking, they leave her bedroom and the scene cuts to them at the party, side by side talking to guests. But suddenly Rose is wearing a RED STRIPED sweater??! So, not only does this reveal that rose is aligned with everyone and knows the truth, we the audience don’t notice the instant blatant color/pattern switch. why? Because of this. As you said, all the conversation from the guests appears to be about the bidders personal interests. But as a black man. I can also tell you that these questions are all stereotypes that we get asked about adnauseum. And it’s exhausting. This is why Chris has to work so hard to be cordial. It’s draining. Chris and by extension, us black men, have to spend so much energy dealing with racism in conversation, that Chris doesn’t “see” that he’s suddenly all alone. He doesn’t see that everyone is wearing only red black and white. and by extension, we as viewers are so mesmerized by the “racial tension” of this movie that we don’t even notice when a character’s shirt magically changes from solid to stripes. And one last one. When Chris sees the only “fellow black man” we of course see his instant relief. we then notice the awkward fist pump hand shake. but this is also a diversion. Here’s what folks didn’t notice. Look at the guys HAT. He too is wearing blue, To show alignment/solidarity with Chris. But then, after the awkward fist pump, his wife quickly hands him a RED handkerchief. To inform us that he is in fact aligned with everyone else.

[@cannedgoodness9633]

The sweater just seems like a continuity error. You guys give this dumb, obvious film too much credit. The whole movie is basically just r/I'm 14 and this is very deep

[@user-jp4cj3ds7p]

@@cannedgoodness9633 .....riiight. Get out of your mom's basement bud.

[@cannedgoodness9633]

@@user-jp4cj3ds7p "You don't like the same movies as me so you must be a basement dwelling loser" Good argument chief, you must be a stellar intellect

[@Keanu1k]

CannedGoodness so what about the multiple other things he said 💀 dismissing one theory doesn’t mean anything else he said was false & it actually made perfect sense

[@darkhobo]

@@cannedgoodness9633 bro cover up, your bias is showing

[@Dyne191]

What I learned is, have a guy like Rod as your friend, need that one crazy thinking friend that might be right one day on one of his conspiracies.

[@heavyspoilers]

Hahaha we all need to keep one conspiracy theorist around just incase

[@garyharper2943]

I love it was a tsa agent, who are mostly black and looked at as someone with no skills, and he saves the day!

[@bigmike3007]

I’m the rod of my friends and family but they all look at my advice as some joke or wild dream not knowing and fully understanding what type of world we live in. Awareness is something our people lack because whites or other races come off as friendly towards us in the beginning so we often confuse that with their true intentions.

[@Witchofthewoods.]

Hands down, one of the most amazing films ever created 👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jordan Peele is a genius.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah, so so good

[@dustfreequeen5151]

Everyone needs a friend like Rod!

[@slimeemall7860]

And people think it’s just a movie, they literally put it in our faces of how sick and smart they truly are

[@sevensingle1032]

Irs gadgets.ndtv.com/wearables/news/amazfit-bip-s-lite-price-in-india-rs-3799-flash-sale-launch-july-29-price-specifications-features-huami-2265706

[@sevensingle1032]

A lot of people have to be release

[@sevensingle1032]

Black lives matter hint

[@sevensingle1032]

They are invegating the largest black law firm in baltimore

[@sevensingle1032]

Watch out sisters all lives matter

[@rizkynuansa4585]

The Cop ask Chris for his ID because many black people have been missing in the area

[@heavyspoilers]

Ah nice, didn’t even think of that

[@zachiswayposi1]

lol like the cop cares

[@rizkynuansa4585]

@@zachiswayposi1 yeah

[@tnbn55]

@Rizky Nuansa Not if Rose lured guys from out of town/state to her parent's house. The cop more than likely wanted to get a rise out of Chris. If things got physical, he'd be justified in whatever force he wanted to use.

[@rizkynuansa4585]

@@tnbn55 you're probably right

[@aaronreyes5166]

The car (Jeremy car)that Andre was abducted in, is the same car Chris escapes in. I can’t believe I never noticed it was Jeremy who committed the very first abduction. Awesome movie!

[@ImJustaKnitter]

After watching Get out, I never looked at Dating a white girl the same😐

[@USATheFallen]

Good for you

[@shootermcgavin214]

Lol I went to see it with my white gf still with her I did notice like 3 white people leave the theater towards the end

[@theghostofarchiebunker8859]

I think that was the point lol

[@theghostofarchiebunker8859]

Peele is smart. At the end she is smiling and says I love you. Not because of the cops (they weren’t there yet) she’s smiling because he was “her favorite”. She used her last breath to tell him she loved him because SHE DID. That was the point and that is the scariest part of the movie that very few people noticed. Even when they love you, lines have already been drawn in the sand way before they met you. And love won’t change that

[@denisl2760]

Its a great movie, but that's a messed up lesson to take away from this.

[@generalhonest4055]

I think when Chris was choking Rose she wasn't smiling because she found pleasure in it, its beacuse he couldn't bring himself to kill his girlfriend who has been with him for a long time and thats what made her smile that he was too weak to do it. She also kinda enjoyed their relationship as in a scene she says "you were my favorite" or something like that as in you were my favorite victim. Indicating that although she's a complete pyscho she genuinely had a good time with him.... I guess

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah that’s probably correct haha

[@LaflynWilson]

Yes. This illustrates the point that no matter how many atrocities white people have done to slaves in a America, we still haven’t stooped to their level of brutality. While she ultimately still sees all these men and women as a job. (In the photos of past lovers, Georgina is among them.

[@setton8]

I'm pretty sure Jordan Peele has confirmed Rose was smiling because she was into it, but I personally like this idea better.

[@felicehappy]

I think she’s trying to convince him that she’s not that bad so he won’t kill her...

[@juliananolibos1539]

She smiles while he is chocking her, and that makes him stop..

[@TotallyTechTips]

So many hidden messages and meanings in this movie. Its genius

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah really really well made

[@arcticflower7223]

I'd have preferred a better movie but whatever.

[@Billy_the-cat]

​@@arcticflower7223what

[@jessicap32210]

Rose eating the cereal that way was the most disturbing part of the movie 😂 never made the connection before now. Very good attention to detail.

[@JohnWickkkk]

Huh

[@elatomico7791]

"Rose give me the damn keys, NOW!"

[@amandarayforever]

Never realized the thing with Rose fighting the cop was actually a cover up for her family when Chris would come up missing. Smart

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah really good moment

[@Blackisbeautifull96]

Yea but SHE called the cops! If she were trying to cover her tracks, why would she call the police in the first place? If you go back and re-watch that scene, you can hear the cop say “Next time you hit a deer, call animal control not THE POLICE!!”

[@seydapolat9770]

Wow thats a really good point. Can you explain why she called the Police? What was the Point?

[@NiloQuest]

@@seydapolat9770 It was also a moment to gain trust, for me at least, to show that she would defend him from anything like that, that she was his ally, (forgot how to spell it it's ten pm forgive) and on his side, against racists. Like how she was warning him about her family, almost as if saying "I'm different, you can trust me"

[@scass14]

Now that you’ve pointed out the red and blue, it’s actually interesting because on the way there Rose and Chris are wearing blue, but Rose’s car is bright red. It’s like it’s showing her true colors. Also, red roses....

[@heavyspoilers]

Nice spot

[@scass14]

Heavy Spoilers thank you! Great job on the video, I’ve watched this movie five times and you still managed to point out things that I haven’t noticed. Still blows my mind that this was Peele’s first major film

[@opheliarolle5393]

And her name is Rose 🌹. Growing up my grandmother used to call me rose sometimes.

[@LaflynWilson]

Now you got it =)

[@debs656]

I watched this again last night. This time I noticed that it seemed as though the victims were physically hurt if they tried to break out of their programming. I noticed this particularly in the scene with the grandma speaking to Chris. She actually winced. And Andre got a nosebleed when he tried to warn Chris. I wonder what happens to Andre. He isn't saved by the end of the movie. I sort of hope they go back and find a way to free him at some point.

[@mrteaparty6090]

What social or racial prejudices or biases is Chris subjected to?

[@writenowmimi]

If that's the case, I would love to see all of the people that Rose lured in the photo get their freedom, as well.

[@denisl2760]

I think she almost says "get out" but its very hard to tell

[@Ianographer]

The song playing during the opening title card & credits (also the end credits), is in (terrible) Swahili. As a native Swahili speaker, this song immediately hinted to me that truly so much trouble is ahead (as I watched the movie straight on without seeing any trailer, teasers or even reading about it). The lyrics say “Brother, sikiliza, sikiliza kwa wahenga, Kimbia, unakimbia mbali, kuokoa mwenyewe” which translates to “brother, listen to the ancestors, run, run far away, save yourself”- which also works semantically as “get out, get far away from here”, which is similar to what Andre told Chris after the flash incident. However, the proper (more concise) Swahili should’ve been- “Kaka, sikiliza wahenga, kimbia, kimbia mbali, jiokoe mwenyewe” which is literally the whole song without the repetitions. The song name is ‘Sikiliza kwa Wahenga’ by Michael Abels- which also is terrible Swahili, and should’ve been ‘Sikiliza Wahenga’. The word ‘Sikiliza’ is a verb and already means ‘listen to’, one of many words that you’ll need to skip the English preposition if you want more precise translation, when the next word is for example a noun. Also ‘kwa’ means ‘by’ and not ‘to’ 🤦🏽‍♂️, there isn’t need to use it anyway as it already distorts the meaning. It’s like they wrote the song in English and used Google Translate to get the lyrics in Swahili 😄.

[@yolonaturally]

I noticed when Rose is eating the cereal in her bed the pictures on the wall are grouped very similar to the way the pictures on the wall in the Overlook Hotel are from The Shining. Once again, Jordan Peele is paying homage to one of his favorite horror films!

[@yolonaturally]

Lauren BIG MAMA Doughty yeeesss! I remember hearing about his moon landing message in the shining. And I forgot he died with eyes wide shut. So sad. He was a genius

[@MoogsieC1]

Here’s one everyone missed: when Jeremy has Chris in a headlock as Chris attempts to escape and tries to strangle him, he counts out “One, Mississippi, two Mississippi...” This is reminiscent of the lynchings of black men in Mississippi in the 1960s.

[@trishamgreen]

Wow!

[@favortheguitarist4574]

OMG wooowww. good eye!

[@melvinemmons4585]

Good point, but people use Mississippi all the time when counting to give an accurate measure between seconds. Its used in sports, music, etc. If u cut off someone air supply for 5 Mississippis they are likely to pass out.

[@primetimetg]

Oh wow. my goodness😓😞

[@yjf284]

How do you figure? Not saying you’re wrong it just seems really random.

[@Absolute8384]

‘Get Out’ Is The Best Documentary I’ve Ever Seen!

[@fourleaf8055]

Why is it a documentary? What is it about?

[@JokerFaceDG]

Haha I just realized “Georgina” was named after one of the characters from the key and peele show, the skit about the two church ladies fighting the devil

[@jimbean5781]

The reason he stop for Georgina because of his mom and her hit and run

[@reimourrpower9357]

Good one, didn't catch that.

[@travisadair7555]

@@reimourrpower9357 yeah! That's why he kept saying no no no and he had the flashback

[@RyanSpringer1984]

Surprised you got the *spoon* but missed the *tea.* Well off people used to take advantage of the less fortunate and use slaves in the tea trade for many years. Perfect symbolism.

[@heavyspoilers]

Nice

[@shonhubble5130]

".. They all show up in Black cars, perhaps suggesting that they wish to be in a black vehicle.".. -maybe because it represents a funeral procession?

[@SwaggKidz117]

I remember being at the movies watching this and when his friend rod said I told you not to go in the house everyone busted out laughing 🤣

[@andkaylea]

referring back to black bucks representing black men, having one as a decoration could also symbolize how the armitages view black people as objects

[@foxglove1999]

I think the whole “I would have voted for Obama a third time” thing is a critique on racism in neoliberal circles

[@chxrryfxygo3630]

Honestly I didn't even realize the ulterior motives in the film at first because all of the characters looked and acted like exaggerated forms of every white liberal above 30 I've met, and its all i could focus on

[@starwolfwing7228]

Fun fact: Chris the actore is actually a British actor but he had to speak I american accent

[@eyaelworku2590]

one thing i noticed when rod was trying researching about andre at his house has anyone heard the background voice that came from the televison it exactly said " A MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE. MIILLIONS OF AMERICANS FEEL THE EFFECT OF AGING, EVERY MOVEMENT PUTS PRESSURE ON YOUR JOINTS. OVERETIME THIS WEAR AND TEAR CAN LEAD TO DISCOMFORT. anyone noticed that?

[@Dig.it.thadope1]

Woke is a term used to describe someone whom can see past what’s in their face to see the truth. Their eyes are open to the truth. No longer sleeping or brainwashed.

[@djrakman3909]

woke is actually a term that the nation of the gods and earths (5%nation) popularized back in the day for resurrecting a mentally dead mind, you are very right. Poor righteous teachers jobs is to awaken black people

[@windmoonsoon4472]

And liberals have taken it and made it a damn contest, making everyone else want to discredit it, kinda sucks

[@lemonily902]

When Chris takes a photo of Andrei, did you notice the light in Andre’s eyes go dim. Almost as if he’s coming out of the sunken place.

[@natashajohnson8969]

He was

[@andreharris6446]

Yeah that was the whole point

[@jarianharris8240]

Yep. Caught it. I wonder why he didn't just run away at that moment.

[@melissasway2879]

@@jarianharris8240 He didnt run because it was too late for him but saw an opportunity to save Chris.

[@jarianharris8240]

@@melissasway2879 Eh, I guess

[@Hopeandpeaceinjesus]

The “sinking into the depths” thing and seeing events on a screen is very much like an alter switch.

[@J.O.R.D]

This is a solid review and you’ve dug up so many things I never noticed 🙌🏽 I have watched a few videos of yours before this and I shall find myself coming back to watch some more 👏🏽

[@lizlemon3698]

What I love about this movie and Peele in general is that he made a really important, topical movie without it being overly obvious, or overly artistic. Like no one is jerking off in a corner with French music playing and saying “oh that represents my dead mother”. It’s an awesome balance of clever storytelling/visual devices and on the nose information that everyone would pick up on. Plus it’s actually scary and interesting, not boring and depressing.

[@BoogViking]

The room that Chris is in at 12:25 is supposed to resemble a slave transportation ship. It's made of wood and the ceiling resembles iron bars with the sun shining through them. He is literally on his way to be a slave to the painter.

[@MoncaAhwen]

omg wow

[@aaronflow9173]

Oh damn

[@vasilikonstan]

Damnnnnnn

[@TheTizzc1]

Damn , I love the breakdown of the hidden details . The reason why I watch movies more then once , you learn something new every time . Well done !

[@squirlle6]

I think the deer in the movie also represent how Chris is being hunted. At the beginning, when the deer crashes into the car, it shows how the deer is running, but can't escape danger. It's mimicked in the way the officer antagonizes Chris; he can run, but never escape racism. As you mentioned, Dean expresses his distain for deer, which although you stated was him lying (since he has them as decoration), I don't think he was. I think he was showing his distain for the living being. As if he hates deer when they are alive, but is fine with them as decorations. This is shown in how he hates blacks when they are themselves, but are fine with them when they have a white person in control. As for Chris killing Dean with the deer head, it symbolizes how although Chris was being hunted the whole time, he came out as the hunter. The deer was used to show him breaking free from the grasp that the family had on him.

[@thenothing2786]

This movie is about Jordan Peele dealing with the Hollywood and it’s elite.

[@thenothing2786]

Lauren BIG MAMA Doughty Oh yeah I know all about that. The best part about this movie though is that to most people, it looks like it follows the current Hollywood message but he’s using their own propaganda against them.

[@lizzy-qo6xh]

@Lauren BIG MAMA Doughty what happened to him

[@adamsmith1652]

It really is though. He's trying to warn other african americans about hollyweird

[@truartist5379]

The mom is who I hated most. She represents most of the white woman encounters that I’ve ever had!

[@primetimetg]

yes, just her ways are so irksome yet she comes off as so gentle and polite but you can see that little bit of disgust in her eyes always, like " I'm just tolerating you."

[@tamarawilliams1197]

Yes...they are very condescending and belittling

[@kassygendron3022]

Hate her character but LOVE HER as an actress!! Will never forget her from 40 yr old Virgin working at the "we sell your stuff on ebay" store lmfao

[@Haquihana]

Crazy as hell

[@acharonim4659]

Valkyrie's Shield Uhh Ohh somebody's triggered.

[@conatcha]

What I like the most is that, even if you didn't realize about any of these symbolisms, the film is coherent and enjoyable from the beginning to the end. Just the opposite from pretentious movies like Hereditary and Midsommar in which apparently you must be "smart" enough to pick all the symbols to understand everything and if you didn't it is because of your "ignorance".

[@arcticflower7223]

I would place this with Hereditary and Midsomar but it is indeed the best of the three. It's nice enough, B-.

[@JamilaGomez82]

I've seen this movie so many times and some of the stuff you point out I've never noticed. Thank you for this.

[@jadyngeorge8811]

at one point on the phone with rod in the car, she says “no rod, this is all just a ploy to get to you.” i now get the vibe she was not joking. -_-

[@primetimetg]

right?!

[@madvillaintree4909]

Maaaan...

[@patriciaolivera7716]

But Rod wouldn’t fall for it he was too smart.

[@Decadancehallking]

Every line is an easter egg, I cant 😭

[@primetimetg]

@@Decadancehallking 😂

[@dekudude8888]

I heard there's a sequel in production. It's about Chris trying to start a KZbin career. It's called "Get Clout"

[@heavyspoilers]

Loooooooool I can relate to that

[@user-pg6vf8xg8n]

Noooo😂😂😂 Why you gotta do me like this 😂😂😂😂

[@myellatorres2110]

Oh my goshhh lmaooo 😂😂😂

[@TOONAMAX]

Why did I lean so far forward just to get pwnd?

[@trishamgreen]

@@TOONAMAX I was like..ooh a sequel and than 🤨🙄😌😂

[@DerkmanX]

I'm really enjoying your content. I found this channel after watching Lovecraft Country and really loving your analysis of the first 3 episodes. Now I'm going through your catalogue for more videos for shows/films I've seen! Keep up the great work, my friend!

[@straptrg2301]

This vid was in my recommended. Great analysis, you just earned a new sub!

[@nelsonthedestroyer5262]

Definitely one of the best horror movies I’ve ever seen great break down.

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@LaFlor718]

Great break down, but this is not a horror movie. Horror should evoke terror in anyone that watches it. This movie will only make black men in interracial relationships with liberal college educated white women, or the random lesbian, feel fear. This is a pure and fantastic thriller. Perhaps even a political thriller. But just not a horror. And I say this as someone who is a huge Jordan Peele fan.

[@djdar99]

KhaMiserDia I'm a black man and I felt terror watching this in the theater. Just sayin'

[@Orion_TheyThem]

Also, the reason Rose is smiling at the end while he's choking her is because she knows that if she dies, he'll be heavily implicated and charged with murder. And then he'll most likely be killed by death penalty or just sit in jail for the rest of his life.

[@heavyspoilers]

true true

[@DJTREMADEIT]

Nahh... She most definitely was just turned on by that shit. 😂

[@Sickofdrawingcowboys717]

Rose in the car on the way there goes "no, no, no, no" Just like her grandmother later.

[@torianashigg7142]

When his friend said he got the wrong dude and she said it "never to late for you"

[@facehunter504]

Who would’ve thought a man mostly known for writing GENIUS comedy sketches would become one of the greats in horror with his very first attempt.

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah did a crazy jump career wise

[@bigmike3007]

Because it’s a real life experience and he wasn’t shooting for some movie award he was spreading awareness of the minds of these sick people of the world in which he’s split in the middle of being both in his dna. Not saying he’s a killer but I’m sure the minds of these sick folks are somehow genetically passed down through generations

[@IvarTheBrainless]

If it wasn't for 'Hereditary', 'Get out' would be the best horror movie of the last twenty years easily. I can't choose between the two.

[@vgrepairs]

Get out is so basic though.. Maybe I don't put enough weight to the white vs black ethnic factor of this film. As a horror film it's tame, as a psychological thriller it's empty, it's just a very middle of the line film.

[@elamar7773]

@@vgrepairs well the white and black is still big til this day. Especially as much people that think racism isn't real anymore and all the missing young people oh it wasn't an empty movie at all it spoke to some stuff going on today and added some conspiracies to add to the stories

[@rinamartinez3778]

I would have to say get out is better because it’s about so much more than just the story itself. It’s a good story and the subtext is incredible. It started a very important conversation while still being so entertaining. I loved hereditary when I thought it was a beautiful film about how some families have rampant mental health problems and they cope with it in isolation but then the creators were like nope it’s about a demon cult and it lost so much meaning to me!

[@user-pg6vf8xg8n]

You should watch Midsommar its produced ( or directed idrk ) by the same producer or director (still don't know 😂) as Hereditary

[@fromnorfolkwithlove]

Kopano M that movie sucks ass why bring that into this discussion

[@Lisa7841]

You do such a FABULOUS job with explaining the movies. Get Out is my second time watching and with your valuable explanations, I learned so much more and appreciated the movie even more so! Thank you so much! GREAT JOB 👏🏾

[@exmangx3899]

This reality of this movie was the most disturbing part and is the reason it will be one of the best for a longgggg time

[@buddyhall5330]

The snobby academy labeled this as a comedy....in fact it was a very good horror

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah excellent horror

[@JinxWilson]

Yeah idek how it could be a comedy

[@Kibenwa]

It is a comedy. Dark comedy. It's a movie genre. If you've watched Fargo, they're similar in that way.

[@treanishajackson2295]

@@Kibenwa even if it is, the movie should've been taken more seriously

[@Kibenwa]

@@treanishajackson2295 Yes, exactly. It isn't supposed to be Ha ha funny but it can be sometimes. I think, that it serves to speak on painful or taboo themes in a lighthearted/morbid manner, but with the intent to provoke discomfort in the viewer or to make them think deeply about the theme. Definitely one of my favourite genres.

[@Sixxdee9]

_Stay woke_ has nothing to do with being asleep, it’s used as a metaphor for being completely aware despite what’s being told or shown to you.

[@JohnWickkkk]

What

[@annnaaa4337]

That's why it could be interpreted both ways

[@creamjawn]

13:05 he’s holding a Lacrosse Stick lmaooo