Get Out Reaction | First Time Watching

[@ScientificallyStupid]

I'm sure that you've read all these comments about rewatching the movie with new eyes, but in the beginning, when Rose and Chris are going to her parents home, and there is a song playing over the credits- The words are Swahili and translate to "brother! run! listen to your ancestors!". Everything is warning Chris away. Also, GREAT EYE for recognizing Lakeith Stanfield from the beginning when he appeared at the party. I hadn't ever seen him before and he looks so different that it took me a while to realize it was the same guy.

[@championskyeterrier]

After you've seen the whole movie, Rose preventing the highway cop from getting Chris's ID now seems sinister instead of helpful. She was trying to prevent a police record being made of him being there, with her so he could be found.

[@aaliyahstark7948]

WOW watched this a million times and never thought of that

[@kayleemariee239]

@@aaliyahstark7948 seriously! I have absolutely seen this probably 200+ times, & I noticed new details every watch. I feel bad for any films that will come out in the future or have since this one, nothing can top it. I’m not even sure if jordan peele himself can top this work. 😂

[@kayleemariee239]

@@aaliyahstark7948like when he tells rose he won’t abandon her, when he’s explaining he wants to leave. I’m assuming that’s a reference to the situation when his mother died. Just noticed that upon this watch.

[@vincegamer]

Or like how her dad would have voted for Obama a third time - makes you wonder if Obama was one of them

[@bareakon]

Going even further: That highway cop might have been aware of reports of young black guys disappearing in the area. Could be why he wanted the ID in the first place.

[@mindime1499]

I'm with you, Jen! When I saw this in the theater, I hollered 'Stepford! It's a modern Stepford theme!' No one else made that reference but you!

[@garyglaser4998]

This is one of those movies where you can watch it a second time with a different pair of eyes and catch EVERYTHING your first pair of eyes couldn't possibly understand.

[@cflournoy1529]

Rod is the friend everybody wishes they had!!💯❤️

[@Jaybeast5x]

How,most black friends are lol

[@charlenethorpe637]

In the beginning of the movie Dre was actually on the phone with rose. That's how the brother knew where to find him.

[@CurlieRedd]

Male slaves were referred to as "bucks". And the "bucks" were auctioned off to slave owners after being brought over from Africa. I love that he (dad) was killed by a "buck" WITH a "bucks" head. That is the deer symbolism. What I also find interesting is that when the dad talks about why he hates deer, it basically sums up how a lot of wh*te people feel about black people.

[@WeAreIsraelitesAPTTMHG]

Those were jews they brought over not Africans.

[@infiresnation7430]

Exactly! Finally someone recognizes this!!

[@RaduRadonys]

Are you saying there are white people out there that hate back people just because they are black? In 2023?

[@Rage-_-Quit]

" sums up how a lot of wh*te people feel about black people" /doubt

[@rumham7466]

When I first saw this, I was so taken aback at the part where she told him to “sink into the floor”, and then they showed him deep inside his subconscious but still with vision. It felt so uneasy. And scary. And so helpless. This movie is so good

[@angelavalentino5146]

As often being there he only black person when I walk into a room, the party scene is spot on for the way people behave and speak.

[@dunbardunelm3924]

Unfortunately yes, I've been in this situation 😂. The 'uniqueness' of it varied.

[@ateam404]

I hit pause and grabbed a snack 🍿 after you said “I think this has an all black cast” 😂 Truly enjoyed your reaction! Allison with her segregated cereal and milk will never not be creepy.

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay.

[@619Slipk]

The way Rose puts all the pictures back on the wall when she thinks it's over is so fkd up It's like her version of the animal heads, her hunting trophies All while stalking her next prey

[@dunbardunelm3924]

Where they really the same pictures?

[@infiresnation7430]

Lol I’m still shocked that y’all were willing to give her the benefit of doubt until the final 20-or-so minutes of the film 😂 This really does show some bias that people don’t even notice. I noticed right away that she was off from how she had a way of making him feel bad for even suggesting something that he’d observed. It was repetitive, like when manipulative people learn a tactic that works and just keep using it until it grows stale.

[@manuela1986]

Maybe the cop wanted to get Chris' ID because a bunch of people have gone missing in the general area. I am sure that was kinda the main reason Rose didnt want Chris to show it. Not wanting to leave a trail 😀 Details like this get a whole another meaning once you finish the movie. And there is plenty more of them. It is a really well done movie. 👌🎬

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

Unfortunately you cut out this really good scene or you edited out where he goes upstairs and everybody downstairs stop speaking and looks up at the ceiling that is so creepy

[@TheLadyLuck523]

Great reaction! Such an unsettling mood for the entire movie. There is a ton of foreshadowing and symbolism throughout the movie that you can pick up on a rewatch. For example, he picks cotton to save his life and all those people drove black cars to the party since they did hope to "drive" black people eventually. Will keep an eye out for your other Jordan Peele reactions.

[@thebookgeek87]

When I watch ppl react to this movie it's always astonishing what the black ppl pick up on almost immediately versus what the white folks fail to pick up on until later in the film. You'll notice so much more upon repeat viewing. Another movie you might like similar to this is The Skeleton Key... if you haven't seen it already

[@Dollywood623]

Bit of trivia also Daniel and LaKeith Stanfield (Dre) were both in “Judas and the Black Messiah”(2021) movie which got Daniel the Oscar for his performance in it🔥

[@rtracy1216]

Really loved the python granny gang cut-in/reference! Well played!

[@ASLLover666]

the actress for Georgina is in the purge election year. she's a badass in that one. if y'all haven't seen those movies you should some time

[@traviswallace]

Y’all have been doing phenomenal movies back to back this month. Had to subscribe after watching for so long.

[@cmcgccjsl]

Deer are also called "Bucks" as in "Black Bucks" like black men are sometimes called. Allison Williams is so good after she turns. Even eating the colored cereal separately from the white milk, effectively keeping her food segregated. This is a perfectly made film with symbolism throughout. I highly recommend you see the alternate ending where the actual police arrive. I like this ending better, but I think they may have actually won the Oscar is they'd finished with that unpleasant an ending. The Oscars love pain after all.

[@rumham7466]

The cereal thing wasn’t about that. Peele said so. She was simply eating dry cereal one by one because that’s something a psycho would do

[@meghanmonroe]

I'm not sure if this would be up your alley, but in my opinion, one of Bradley Whitford's best performances is as Commander Lawrence on The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu). I highly highly recommend that show. (I can't speak for S5 because I haven't watched it yet, but everything up to that point has been groundbreaking and full of award-winning performances.)

[@jaysreacts]

😄 the awkward expression on mumzies face when the use of the N-word comes is priceless 😄 bless her. I've just became a subscriber☺️👏👏...please show your mum "DONT BREATHE"

[@barblessable]

Good film ,great reaction and comments from you both as always .

[@myAchillesHeel]

i've been binge-watching your scream videos and im obsessed with you two!!

[@gibsonmunyi7225]

my first time watching you guys and I'm loving your vibes. Subscribed. lemme binge the rest

[@Flix2Us]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.

[@carmenburton4918]

Does anyone think that the reason she didn't want the cop to have Chris' ID is because it would be on record that they were together before he went missing? (If they'd gotten away with it of course) and she wasn't being protective of him, but her family.

[@serenitymuszings]

Yes

[@kaylaaa363]

Wow I've watched this movie so many times and a I never paid attention to the helmet in the car or the scar on their heads. Makes sense now why they wore hats and a wig

[@kaseykasket]

I don't know if anyone else has commented this, but when they were speaking to the cop she wasn't trying to stand up for him. She didn't want the cop to have his information so when he disappeared, there wouldn't be a trail of him being there.

[@boomhaueroo8703]

Ohhhh. Noooooo.... I wanna tell ya to ... Get Out... before it starts this is gonna be fun.

[@no_one161]

OMG.. mom got the so many things right... amazing.. she predicted and it was exactly the same in the movie.. amazed

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Was thinking about Rod saving Chris and thinking that even if it was the police he could have got out of it no pun intended if he had a good lawyer because there is evidence on video of what the family was doing, rose's pictures with missing victims, the dead man in the operation room the father and brother wearing surgical outfits not to mention, rod going to the police to warn them, as well as the fact rose didn't die by Chris's hands, all are undeniable proof of his innocence. what I was actually worried about wasn't him going to prison as much as his PTSD of the look and sound of spoon turning in tea cups, probably tea all together, he's definitely buying alot of plastic cups and spoons after this I know that much lol!

[@MaybeRelative]

"Consider the s*** mother f****** handled" -Rod

[@teec.1380]

I really enjoyed y'all reaction to this movie!!! You guys are awesome

[@Letha-Mae]

The girlfriend is also from another good freaky movie Meghan

[@huvrmedia]

You guys catch so much! I love that about your reactions. :)

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

Wow where have I been all late to the party I never knew that was your mom I just needed to go along very well that's cool they're able to share that with your mother and all your son you're gonna enjoy this one it's quite different

[@urbanink246]

Wow y’all the first to caught on to what the fathers perfection n mothers perfection, n sons fight kills

[@thunderstruck5484]

Excellent movie top to bottom, the entire cast was fantastic and Allison Williams wow I hated her character so much, that’s some good acting, thanks again!

[@infiresnation7430]

Also, did y’all see the alternate ending that was supposed to be the actual ending?

[@key29784]

Loved your review on this movie. Really enjoyed your discussion after the film.

[@binkytube]

23:15 Scientology IS racist. Btw, I love Jen!

[@IvoryTower777]

I have an obscure theory about the character georgina towards the end of the film, I find it bizarre that she would leap onto the car in such a way. And the moments after the other man ha sa moment to control himself. I wonder if georgina tried to end herself but when she came to in the car the grandma was under control or something? I feel like there is alot of nuance in this film.

[@honeybadger7105]

27:16 moms is a savage lol. But yes; that was me & everyone else in the movie theater. “Hit him again!!”

[@PaulWinkle]

This movie has parallels to "Being John Malkovich", actress Catherine Keener is one of many.

[@lolarose2423]

Great reaction!!

[@npc7135]

This wasn’t the original ending. In the original ending it isn’t Rod that shows up, it’s the actual police and he gets arrested. The movie ends with Rod visiting him in prison. The ending was changed best test audiences hated that ending

[@jessejuarez574]

rob is THE BEST 😎💪🏼🙏🏼

[@thabo3866]

God bless you and your moms man

[@MZ-bl6wg]

There’s an alternate ending you can watch on KZbin that is not so happy.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

I watched Jordan Peele's era of The Twilight Zone after seeing this. It was pretty good. Hopefully franchises as iconic as that will outlive us all and be passed from generation to generation

[@otisroseboro5613]

Nice Reaction Guy's 😊

[@alexyouindcreactions4580]

13:35 sent me😂😂😂 what guy?😂

[@amonimouton3761]

yall gotta watch US next

[@XxxMuseluverxxX]

You guys should watch Fresh (2022); I’d love to see your reactions to that scary ass movie ✨🥺

[@rayanncharlery8836]

Great reaction

[@hellofromheresir]

Rose defending Chris against the police officer seem sweet, but her motive is to take Chris back to her house without fail.

[@deadassdgaf100]

"he WAS a good one" me: 🤨when??

[@cheerfulsatanist]

Rose is involvement actually is a twofold representation.. First we have multiple stories in America throughout our fairly Short history of black men meeting incredibly violent and due to the word and ultimately we've determined lies of an attractive white woman. And it till would be an excellent example of this. So Rose ultimately being the mechanism by which he was hooked and brought and speaks to that. Secondarily in this screen is applicable to everyone however the fact that Rose is involvement is a shock to you is actually speaking to bias that we have us as a society that we're not necessarily aware of. A white attractive younger woman is almost always going to be judged with farmer compassion and empathy if not outright insistence of Innocence especially when going against a black male, in terms of accusations. And this spreads far beyond the race if you look at virtually any criminal accusation of a female sex offender. Just look at virtually any instance of a white female teacher molesting a male student and you will find that no matter how intense the evidence even if they're found guilty the sentencing will be extraordinarily light as opposed to a male being in that position. As a society we just automatically assume that because they are Caucasian and attractive there's no way that there could be anything so wrong with them that they would molest somewhere in or harm let alone kill them. So the fact that you were so surprised that Rose was in on it really speaks to that and it's not even a racism thing it's just a way our society reacts in general to these scenarios. It's part of the reason why whenever you wait woman is accused of an egregious crime when they show up to court they almost always dress in a very prim and proper way with minimum makeup and will pitch their tone in a higher sweeter pitch that they actually have because once again that pushes The narrative of innocent and kindness to a jury and judge. It doesn't always work but there's a fair amount of times that it does.

[@richardcraig5824]

Great fucking reaction 💯🌚💯😇💯

[@keithforgie8717]

I am Canadian try to jump , when you drop hope it helps , wendover ont

[@niepieisme9830]

👍

[@johnduval6377]

The Supreme Court says the Police man is correct

[@ddd-tu4qv]

Please watch NOPE, you will love it

[@aranerem5569]

Hi there

[@benjiringe1120]

Hitler was high on meth, not cocaine . Sry to split hairs

[@candeejordan5250]

😅 Mom is cool.

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

I know i'm all late and everything, but you ask how the mother got indoctrinated, but she was indoctrinated as a child remember, they explained that when black guy was tied up downstairs