Is *NOPE* Jordan Peele's BEST Movie?! Movie Reaction w/

[@raptorprimal1077]

Just a heads up, reason why the creature transformed and took longer towards the end is because remember it's like an animal predator. In nature some predators like this creature would quickly eat their prey but if they feel their prey is getting smarter or becoming a threat they put a threat display on like a peacock. When it ate Angel's barbed wire, that made it get frustrated and feel like the people on the ranch are a threat so again like a peacock it tried to put on a threatening display to try establish dominance before killing them. It's why OJ stayed staring at it but walking back. He showed the creature he's not afraid but not a threat either. Coz thanks to his knowledge of animals

[@haydenmary4849]

makes sense

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Tldr: it was a threat display meant to make itself look more intimidating.

[@ssippilandelta4365]

Exactly Raptor that’s an amazing breakdown I’ve been watching documentaries on animals since a kid. Another thing you noticed there’s a lot of Owl imagery throughout the film. Jean Jacket eyes look like an Owl. The eyes are shown in least 2 scenes for sure.

[@cuntiest]

Ohh

[@redranger807]

Oh!! I honestly thought that the barbed wire screwed it up so bad that it unraveled into what it was at the end. But this makes quite a bit of sense.

[@CommadoreGothnogDragonheart]

The part with the chimp tied into the overall theme of people not respecting the power of nature/animals.

[@EduardoCorrea91]

It is also the quote in the beginning of the movie.

[@roguevirgo902]

also from a story point, since jupe experienced that as a child, and believed that since Gordy didnt attack him meant that he could tame animals like that and go off and make money at this ranch. This leads to him doing the same thing to Jean Jacket which made it associate humans with food which lead to it attacking the valley more

[@changedcj007]

@@roguevirgo902 its the whole point that the alien was at that valley for a long time. Jupe had been feeding it horses for a while now, and buying them from the haywoods.

[@zthegreat4538]

I believe it’s that and other meanings, all of his movies are layered.

[@chexfan2000]

if you watch the very first scene, gordy enters the frame and looks at the camera, providing an example of aggressive, unwanted eye contact just as a lampshade rolls in front of him so that it’s directly below him in frame, the lampshade looks exactly like jean jacket from that angle, basically saying gordy and jj are the same type of thing.

[@lukesirks6797]

One thing I liked about it.. The Haywoods and mostly OJ had to be very in tune with animals. They treated the horses well and spent time training them. One of the most obvious ways that they show how people can communicate with and understand animals is through eye contact; the horse saw its own eyes and freaked out, OJ never looks any people in the eyes when he speaks to them unless he knows them already, Gordy the chimp didn't kill young Jupe because there was a cloth hanging off the table obscuring his eyes. Eye contact is what people and animals universally use to communicate or even threaten each other with. that's what OJ realized. and because he got to spend the most time around animals he understood not to look at the alien. also,

[@Vorstal1337]

Luckily the 4D animal alien observed the same rules us 3d animals do....

[@Patrick-jd1ku]

@@Vorstal1337 I don't think you know what 4d means

[@strawberrylotlizard]

@@Vorstal1337 well it was in disguise...... so it clearly didn't want to be seen, meaning it obviously follows atleast similar rules

[@bobatealily]

Well said and not to mention in some cultures, eye contact can be seen as an act of defiance, arrogance, and disrespect depending on context.

[@silversalmon9909]

@@Vorstal1337 theres nothing to really suggest its extra-dimensional. People only were ever attacked when they looked up, so it seems plausible

[@WR_Hart]

The Gordy stuff is way more important than you think, one of the major themes is exploitation of animals that are dangerous in an environment they aren't domesticated for. The chimp is an animal that doesn't belong on a movie set with people who don't understand how to safely interact with it, the Jean Jacket creature is in a similar position with Jupe. Besides the themes that experience is also important for showing why Jupe thought he was chosen in some way to interact with it. He turned his survivor's guilt into an inflated ego

[@arianapadilla9351]

I think Jean Jacket is in the same position with the Haywoods as well, not just Jupe. They spend the end of the movie wanting to profit off of it's existence, then destroy it when they have what they need: the Oprah shot.

[@WR_Hart]

@@arianapadilla9351 that is a fair take on it, but I am just talking about why the Gordy and Jupe stuff is important to the themes of the movie rather than random scenes that have nothing to do with the story or something

[@RaptorNX01]

yeah, it's also important because Jupe is the reason the movie exists. He had been feeding the creature, which is why it hung around. his interaction with Jean Jacket possibly even started before the start of the movie. he says his first meeting with it was 6 months earlier (as was the father's death). and at the start, the convo with the father revealed he had already been selling his horses, so likely to Jupe. and since the gordy stuff is WHY he was doing all that, it makes it integral to the story.

[@changedcj007]

@@RaptorNX01 JJ only killed a couple of hitchhikers the rest of its diet was horses. We get a small mention of hitchikers going missing around that area, and its probably the stuff that killed OJ's dad

[@gigi2672]

It's his best movie hands down. Everything is married together so perfectly. It's not a movie that holds the audiences hand and that's why so many people say it's bad. They expect the message to be very straight forward, the aliens to be the same ol typical shit you see in every other movie and it's not that. It's a movie about how we as humans love to make spectacle of tragedy, how we try to control things that aren't necessarily meant to be controlled, that greed pushes us to the extreme. This is 100% Jordans best movie so far.

[@beckymiller2536]

Exactly my thoughts, too! Such incredible storytelling. I was obsessed with how well but subtle the message was delivered.

[@corruptdispair]

LOL Jordan said there was no "message"....the man who made this...

[@gigi2672]

@@beckymiller2536 exactly, people always complaining about being hit over the head with a message. This movie completely avoids that and people still complain lol.

[@beckymiller2536]

@@gigi2672 I knew I'd like the movie as soon as Logan Paul said he didn't 😂

[@gigi2672]

@@corruptdispair Bruh thats literally a lie lmao. The movie was written and filled with multiple metaphors. He literally said he wrote the movie with the focus of the good and bad that comes from the attention drawn from spectacle. Literally a theme/message of the movie.

[@eternalturtl6320]

The idea of hearing the screams from the previous victims of whatever is stalking you while it's stalking you is so chilling to me.

[@TinaBeana85]

Just like that bear thing in Annihilation...that scream from the previous victim was spine chilling

[@DesireeWelcome]

I believe they showed the chimp’s last scene to show us how this grown man thinks he has control over this ALIEN. Gordy’s fist bump attempt to him after attacking others on set is baffling and he thought he could continue connecting with any unpredictable thing he came across.

[@RectPropagation]

Yep, he even says, “You’re chosen”, to himself when we come out of the flashback. He thinks the fact that it didn’t attack him means he’s special.

[@kennethbryant5819]

I saw a pretty good theory on reddit that the reason Jean Jacket vomited the blood of its victims on the Haywood house was because it couldn't fully digest everybody. Everybody was trapped under the decoy horse in its throat/digestive tract, hence when we saw that lady come to a stop under it. Jean Jacket didn't vomit blood at the beginning or when it took the horses. The decoy did piss it off tho and put it off of horses in general, which is why it just took Jupe and his audience instead. It was definitely showing aggression and taunting OJ though with the constant stalking and flinging the decoy horse at his truck. Like a rival animal stamping its hoof in the ground, puffing its chest or snarling before attacking another of its kind.

[@RaptorNX01]

it did take clover after getting the trainer horse. But i agree the trainer messed it up and thats why it vomited the blood.

[@storisbytori]

Also, to add, blood has iron in it. JJ spits out anything metal after eating, hence the blood rain

[@evefet5491]

Yeah but he was already eating hummus there dad died when a nickel went though his 👁

[@heynae2016]

I always sort of associate it with an animal crapping on your things because you do something it dislikes. My mama shooed a stray cat off our outside chair once and that thing shat on it the next day - it takes me back to that.

[@icerose21]

While the Chimp scene plays an important role about the exploitation of animals in environments they do not belong or have been domesticated for and gives a hint about the eye-contact strategy, it is also based on a real-life event. Travis the chimp was owned by Jerome and Sandra Harold and was used in many commercials and tv shows, however neither of the Harolds were Wild Animal trainers, behaviorists, handlers or specialists and raised Travis as more like a pampered dog than a chimp. Having never been socialized with other Chimps, he had no effective ways of communication with his kind. There was also the issue that Travis at age 13 had grown well past the age of use in media as after age 8 Chimps become too strong and dangerous to be easily handled/controlled. A number of concerning incidents with the chimp were ignored or not reported on until February 16, 2009, when all of these issues culminated in Travis attacking, mauling, and partially eating 55 year-old Charla Nash, a friend of Sandra's. The Harolds tried to stop Travis and even stabbed him in the back with a butcher knife, but it did nothing. It took an officer shooting Travis four times before he retreated into the house and subsequently bled out. Charla lost her hands, nose, eyes, lips, and mid-face bone structure and received significant brain tissue injuries. She had multiple surgeries and a face transplant. For many years Charla wore a hat with a veil to cover her face, much like the one in the movie. It is a cautionary tale on how wild/exotic animals are not pets and should never be in the possession of unlicensed, untrained, and unqualified people who do not have the means to care for and contain them in ways that are safe and ethical. Leave the wild animals in the wild or in well-regulated zoos/sanctuaries.

[@RaptorNX01]

I don't know how true it is, but Someone commented that supposedly Gordy can be seen signing things, implying they taught him sign language, during that scene, and one of things he signed was "what happened to the family". which, if true, just makes his story all the more tragic, in that he didn't know, or understand what had happened or what he had done. which harkens back to the idea that when they get older, they get to a point where they literally can't control themselves at times and just react.

[@treyonay]

The woman who wore a veil also appeared in the Oprah show, and that's why they referenced "the Oprah shot" in the movie. It's a way to exploit animals and traumas caused by animals to gain fame and money. This movie is really good, ngl

[@beastialmoon2327]

Damn, I only knew about the Siegfried and Roy incident with the tigers. But Somehow the pure vicious violence of a chimp just seems way scarier.

[@necroavirus]

If people can take care of them then I'd say keeping them in their house is fine too. But they obviously need to take good care of the animal. Most cases that result in attacks is due to people abusing animals or doing something wrong. But thankfully there's many good people out there and lots of animals can live well with them

[@bridgethaines7127]

The filmmaker guy was dying, the pills he was taking were for that, so this was his last chance at the impossible shot. He was willing to be eaten to film it in the hopes the camera was vomited out and the film would be salvageable.

[@drakeredwingofficial]

the twist of this movie was so fucking good on God--one of the freshest takes on the UFO genre I've ever seen.

[@phousefilms]

Ok, I saw this a few weeks ago and its absolutely impossible for me to NOT talk about how genius this fucking film is.There are so many goddamn nuances to it that I love. 3:25, the original shot of the running horse is reflected in Jean Jackets eye during the opening credits. Jupe did not learn from his experience with Gordy at all. Gordy losing it was a result of a lot of things(probably including a live studio audience and a lot of people probably looking him in the eyes). Jupe, however, was distracted by his "sisters"shoe standing up, he was crouched down submissively and his eyes were covered by the tablecloth. This made Gordy calm down and not consider him aggressive and reach out to give the fistbump. This made Jupe think that Gordy and him had a connection, which was why he was spared. However, it was, as OJ said, a "bad miracle". Jupe thought he had a connection with Jean Jacket as well, since he was spared(probably didn't look him/it in the eye)which lead to his death. Ironically, as the only Asian character in an all white cast on "Gordy's Home", Jupe was made a bit of a spectacle himself. I believe JJ ate everyone at Jupiters claim, including those NOT at the Star Lasso experience(notice the pig on the roof, which was probably left up there thanks to him)because it was trying to dislodge the horse statue that was in his throat. When that didn't work, he contracted himself(sorta like a squid or octopus)to force it all out(and ended up crushing his latest meal). Wow, Lucky really WAS Lucky. The horse was like "Hell no, I ain't going out there..." Theres a Jupiters Claim website, just for fun to check out... Gordy and Jean Jacket both die because of a balloon. The first Peele thousand yard stare where its a happy moment.

[@raptorclaw163]

I like that Jordan Peele took what is on the surface a movie about an alien monster, but in it’s core it is about how we use animals as entertainment. Very clever writing and direction!

[@natanlopes4000]

Jordan Peele himself said that it's his most acessible movie for people who don't watch horror, so for me is a sci-fi/thriller, and a pretty good one, the great Hoyte Van Hoytema again killed, 8/10.

[@josephperna2081]

Itself? He’s a person man..

[@natanlopes4000]

@@josephperna2081 oh sorry, english is not my first language, thank you for point that out, my bad

[@KellyCarter-xz3nn]

That’s interesting that he considers it his most accessible horror film, since so many people are confused by it. Namely the chimp’s point in the story. Not that it isn’t a fantastic film, I just wouldn’t imagine it’s “accessible” to everyone since many don’t understand the nuance

[@thundercat602]

i actually got to watch this movie in 4D! so when they would look up, the seats would move up. if it was windy in the movie, the theater would get really cold and spray water if it was raining. def 10/10 experience

[@haydenmary4849]

wow, I want to watch again in 4d

[@classy_c88]

I got a chance to see it in 4D also! Perfect theater experience and first time in 4D 👌🏽

[@princessleia9735]

I saw avatar 2 in 4D - it was dope!

[@TheMarvelousM]

I'm not sure if it's Jordan Peele's Best movie, but it is my Favorite of his. I saw it in theaters and definitely felt uneasy. And the reason the cameraguy, Michael Wincott, sounded like a villian is because he was Skroop in Treasure Planet, another movie you & Billy should see.

[@gamerfilmfan1960]

And Don't Forget,He played the main villain in The Crow(1994).

[@Andrea-ie9vm]

@@gamerfilmfan1960 I knew he looked familiar!

[@supafun33]

I loved him as the Prophet of Truth in Halo 2

[@N1NJ46UY]

He's also Death in Darksiders 2

[@oduinn7948]

@@gamerfilmfan1960 That's the one that always comes to my mind. Voice is iconic as Sam Elliott's. _Kaw, kaw, BANG! Fuck, I'm dead!_

[@pnilrax2868]

Theres so many small things in here that go overlooked, and have probably already been mentioned. One that goes overlooked is when Kiki palmer's character is doing her history pitch about her great great grandfather being the rider of the horse. Then she adds in 'one extra great'. she adds that in because she had been watching and memorizing her father's speech,

[@RaptorNX01]

I noticed that while watching a reaction. nice little detail. another thing i noticed that i didn't on first watch was Jupe telling them in his office. "Tu casa es mi casa". i didn't pick it up at first, then i just thought it was a joke, but then I realized, no, it was a dark little detail that Jupe was revealing about himself. the saying usually is "My house, is your house". which is supposed to be a welcoming phrase. but thats "Mi Casa es Tu casa". what he actually said was a threat, "Your house is my house".

[@marywilka8769]

the alien’s design when it transformed was to look like a biblically accurate angel!

[@haydenmary4849]

really? great design; i thought it was beautiful except for that square mouth thing

[@RaptorNX01]

yeah, it had a couple influences. the biblical angel, but also the angels from Evangelion. it also has a little bit of a look of a weather balloon (the almost universal "explanation" skeptics give to wave away UFO images or sightings. the joke being they never actually look like weather balloons). as well as being partly based around the concept of "Solar Sails", a theoretical type of interplanetary, and even possibly interstellar, propulsion where a craft has these massive, but also super light sails and travels on the solar winds.

[@Munchkin895]

Really close friend of mine said that Peele is a Magic the Gathering fanboy and that Jean Jacket's design is partially inspired by the card "Emrakul, the Promised End". But all other suggestions sound right too. Guy probably had a lot of different sources to pull from.

[@movieswithsammykitty]

One of the most horrifying parts was realizing what that sound you hear in the sky is.

[@Solaries23]

The popping I don't know what that is

[@lemonzesty3997]

@@Solaries23the popping is one of the sounds Jean Jacket naturally makes. The sound this person is referring to is the distant screaming of people trapped in Jean Jacket’s digestive tract

[@karlmoles6530]

Peele absolutely killed the night shots. I grew up basically in the middle of a national forest and I've been in the wilds at night many a time. That's exactly how it looks on a night with a lot of moonlight.

[@RaptorNX01]

yeah, "Day for Night" is a film technique as old as film itself, but this is the best, most realistic looking i've seen it used in a film. and while I grew up in suburban areas, i had gone camping far from civilization as a kid, and the thing that impressed me the most, and what I always remembered the most, was how bright it was at night. and it was a moonless night, then, yet just from the light of the stars alone it looked as bright as a full moon night in the "city". that shocked me. So i can image what a night out there would be like when the moon was actually up.

[@Kimhuxx]

this movie had me looking at clouds different ☁️ loved the reaction!!

[@oduinn7948]

Lucy did that for me.

[@chickenking67]

Well you're not supposed to look at it

[@solomoon3083]

Did you love it? Did you really? Lol.

[@marywilka8769]

one of my favorite details is the shoe standing up is an example of a bad miracle. in the midst of something horrible and traumatic- jupe sees something miraculous and impossible

[@TheeRamblingRose]

The chimpanzee scene in theatres was so chilling with the sounds and everything such a good movie to give such an eerie effect

[@electroslimeEN]

i enjoy how everyone seems to fall into the trap of humanizing jean jacket by discussing how it may feel. it really goes to show how humans will try to rationalize wild animals through the lense of human understanding and see things in them that arent there lol

[@juliafloreshernandez6854]

Its not a ship its a wild animal and the people that got taken were being digested

[@chalmers1984]

Spoilers

[@Zumzizeroo17]

The blood pouring in the house and the shot of the house covered in all the digested people was crazy. That was one of my favorite scenes in a horror movie.

[@Jamie11_]

the gordy story is partially inspired by the travis the chimp incident, there is a phone call where the woman called the police because the chimp was actually eating her friends face. it’s quite disturbing

[@lisa.222]

This movie had so many meanings and representations of what we are litterally living. Ppl Turing anything, even tragedy into spectacle . I think with the predetor thing, like o.g said, u don't tame predetors ,u make a deal with them. Even if they spare u,that don't mean ur friends. If they decide they want to devour u than that's what happens. Ur at its mercy. I think with Gordy, jup thought he and Gordy were friends cuz Gordy spared him. But the thing is Gordy was not string him directly in the eyes due to the small vale on the table. Who knows what could have happened a min later. Jup thought he could do the same with the alien and it failed and killed him and his whole family.

[@tjbosslyfe342]

The chimpanzee represents humans trying to train animals who should be in the wild . The guy jupe was trying to train the alien the same way. The chimpanzee attacked an the alien couldn't be tamed that's why that scene was there .

[@darkwolf4448]

If you couldn't tell by the older man with the special camera, his hoarse voice and pills was suffering from most likely lung/throat cancer. That's why he didn't really care about getting sucked up by the "ship" He died getting that impossible shot, the thing he wanted the most in his life, he went out in his own terms instead by sickness.

[@ninjanibba4259]

I wish the movie told us this instead of speculating off of nothing

[@ossProduction]

The movie’s main point is the addiction to the Spectacle. The Gordy scene is just showing you what inspired Ricky (the Asian dude). Through out the chaos that unfolded in that last episode with the chimp, he witnessed a spectacle with the shoe standing in an impossibility form. That’s the main point for the Gordy story. Then the rest of the movie shows how much people are willing to sacrifice for that Spectacle. The only reason OJ succeeded in the scenario, was because he had a love for animals and knew how to handle them. He was a challenge for the creature and that’s why it got intimidated and had to change it’s form out of defense.

[@mariedit9935]

This is my favorite Jordan Peele movie I loved it but when I came out of the theatre my first thought was: people are going to hate on this film so bad lol

[@clairescare5683]

The actor playing the cinematographer, Michael Wincott, has played like 200 villains throughout his career. I recognized him right away because of his voice. I think he actually sounds less raspy now than he did when he was younger in movies like The Crow and The Three Musketeers

[@phousefilms]

Also Guy of Gisborne in "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves".

[@Gentleman_Nebula]

I love how much it's possible that JJ isn't actually an alien but instead just another animal

[@bobcatlewis87]

I love these Billy crossovers ep. I was already watch Billy's videos so them coming together has been a treat

[@StevenLMaldonado]

The cut to Sarah McLachlan made me laugh so much more than it should have. Great edit on this video.

[@morethanordinary7891]

yeah i’m still gettin weak from mello meme choices

[@MichaelDavis2754]

"and he left me with debt I'm gonna be digging him up you gonna come get yo daddy" that had me dying 😂😂😂

[@jongon0848]

U guys are hysterical to listen to. Ur banter off each other is just phenomenal. Looking forward to more reactions in the future!

[@blakefowler6749]

THE SHIP ISN'T A SHIP IT IS A ANIMAL

[@jamestabequero4171]

not just an animal, a WHOLE F-CKING ABOMINATION-

[@gionnijohnson408]

The part when the people were screaming and struggling inside the alien's stomach and trying to survive and escape from getting digested alive has to be hands down another one of the most DISTURBING scenes in film history!🥶💀

[@kiki13450]

The creepy alien masks match the cameras you see at 20:46. I didn’t notice that the first time so that was interesting to see. Nice Easter egg

[@johnathan2321]

You both have a really great Chemistry - I really enjoyed this movie - the subtext is how the spectacle of Hollywood will chew you up and spit you out in the pursuit of fame and fortune

[@RetroGamingSweden]

Yall missed something really important here... The alien didnt eat everything.. Hence why it spat out everything that was not flesh.

[@haydenmary4849]

the quarter that killed the father at the beginning if the movie

[@RetroGamingSweden]

@@haydenmary4849 Among other things. The fake horse, blood, toys and keys etc

[@haydenmary4849]

@@RetroGamingSweden I know I saw the movie, twice, well three times with them

[@billbill6094]

Jordan Peele goes out of his way to show animalistic behaviors in Jean Jacket only for people not to pick up on it and think it's a stretch, and parallels the monkey with JJ and Glen's traumatic romanticization only for people to say it was irrelevant. This is one of those movies where evrything ties into each other, in fact the first 13 minutes you're given all the information about JJ's nature and how to defeat it, it's just not clear yet.

[@frozengamer3030]

These guys have great chemistry.

[@jennifergrove2368]

If you read up on it, the deeper meaning to this movie is about how social media is decaying society. And the Gordy aspect of this ties into that. The whole thing with the "transformation" is because when the tech guy got sucked up into it, he was wrapped in barbed wire which tore up the thing's insides. Also, the thing was SHITTING everyone's guts all over that house. That's how you know it's an animal. Because it needed to get ride of the waste. Brilliant movie, A++!

[@jennifergrove2368]

Also, I'm *SO* glad I saw this in Imax. Really made for the big screen.

[@SabashtonStrange]

THE SCENE WHEN OJ IS TRYING TO SAVE LUCKY IS BASED OFF OF JAWS... PARTICULARLY THE JAWS THEME

[@pearluniverse7878]

love how billy always says little children instead of little child, it's so cute

[@Bonbonbon739]

“How does a ufo keep a cloud from moving” Mell just ruined the love I had for this movie

[@YoGeeBear317]

11:40 Fry's literally shut down last year. Acting like it's been like a decade. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronkells]

38:03 is supposed to be an eye or something and the flapping is JJ blinking

[@mutedmayday]

Even the children got eaten by Jean Jacket

[@CarbonAnimationProductions]

when that thing got pissed off and broke the sound barrier i was like dayum ALSO jordan peele said he plans on making another film(s) to further explore this universe of NOPE as none of his films are connected and this one by far is the most interesting. the creature is based of of a real-life fish that exists deep underwater that shifts forms to help it travel underwater and swallow prey, its like a jellyfish type thing normally about the size of a truck or smaller i forget the name but yknow how sea life is just huge for no reason

[@mushmouf1400]

The helium in the balloon acted like a bomb.

[@MakaylaBoney]

I feel like when the thing sucked up the inflatable balloon boy I compared it to when people are lactose intolerant it’s like that thing was intolerant to things that aren’t human or animals. So that’s probably why the monster or the thing got destroyed because their body didn’t react to it very well and it end up dying just like with somebody’s deadly allergic to something.

[@queenscarlettpimpsunkiss..5537]

Ha. Thats a great comparison !

[@islajadepierre9060]

The editing is chefs kiss🤌 I was cracking up from start to finish

[@andwhataboutitttt]

i’m loving this A24 content!!! y’all should watch everything everywhere all at once!!! it is INSANE

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

This isn't an a24 film. It's a MonkeyPaw Production produced by Universal.

[@whatabow]

Billy seems the type to be the first one to go ngl 💀

[@RayKindaGay]

fr bo made every wrong choice

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie is like JAWS but with a flying saucer.

[@ouuushiiidd]

Pretty much yea

[@punusername3445]

Much better tbh

[@RaptorNX01]

Or Tremors.

[@queenscarlettpimpsunkiss..5537]

Gimme Tremors vibes also

[@LotkaVolterra]

You're probably the best type of friend to watch movies with. I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but your vibe is like a more lucid Hannibal Buress.

[@vividesu9943]

this was a dope and very funny collab and a great movie.

[@KristinaEspinoza]

4:55 Fun fact: Keke Palmer was the second girl crush I had as a child BUT...she was the first girl crush that made me realize I was not what the people call 'straight' ☠️☠️☠️ When I saw her smile in "Akeelah and The Bee" in 2006, I knew my 11 year old ass was in trouble. Trust me when I say I couldn't take my eyes off of her this whole movie. I don't know if this is Jordan Peele's best movie, but it's definitely my top favorite after Us and Get Out. Buuuuuut I don't know if you can really rank his movies, they have such different themes and stories that I tend to think of them as independent from each other. Either way, I've loved every one. He's a good screenwriter (if you're interested in ever reading his screenplays) and I consistently wonder where or who he learned to write from because as an aspiring screenwriter myself, I just wanna know- 😭

[@dalpowers]

OUT YONDER!! AT THE END! MAKES IT 2 ENDINGS 🤔 FIRST TIME I WATCHED IT I THOUGHT THE BROTHER SURVIVED... 2ND TIME I TOOK IT AS A SIGN THAT SHE SAW WHAT SHE HOPED & HE DIDN'T MAKE IT AND HE & HER HORSE LUCKY WERE OUT YONDER WATCHING OVER HER🤔🤔 GREAT MOVIE EITHER WAY! ❤️🎬

[@haydenmary4849]

Hmmm (scratching my head)

[@duchess93]

Your secondarily reaction was my initial, I thought he died but he might have lived

[@bklyntimesz2]

What I got from the whole fake horse thing, I feel like it ate something that got stuck in its throat/stomach. Used all that blood to get it out of its system which was the people. Sense it's a predator and knew it could do that. Why would it stop now

[@ScorpionStrike7]

24:40 Damn it, Billy! 40:06 Damn it, Mellow!

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

this movie was fantastic, my favorite from Peele

[@bigpancho22]

This duo is like oil and water with a big / lil bro relationship

[@jeronp420]

Oil and water doesnt mix....?

[@AverageGina]

@@jeronp420 I think he meant it in a good way 🥴 Not saying they don’t mix, but more so emphasizing that they’re opposites.

[@DaFemse]

The sounds in the beginning were supposed to be screaming horses that the rodeo fed the alien

[@Replicaate]

Probably my favorite Jordan Peele movie, since I'm a huge fan of film history/lore, sci-fi horror, westerns and yes; horses. I used to ride as a kid/teen, dressage discipline - I was never that great, highest I ever placed in a show was third, but I enjoyed it. Had to stop cos school got too much and I had to choose between grades and riding - but I have thought about taking it back up again, but not to compete, just for fun.

[@quincyn19]

That little scripture in the beginning of the movie told you how it was going to go..

[@CarbonAnimationProductions]

bruh the digestion scene still bothers meeee

[@SansMerci1013]

Hey guys love the collab - you could argue and it has been that Gordy is the linchpin to the entire film what happened to Jupe as a boy informs how he responds to Jean jacket the alien as a man his in interaction with Gordy as a child is the reason why he feels he is able to have that relationship with the alien he feels he survived for a reason everything that he has done in his life is informed by his survival of that event and for good or bad it is how he conducts his life the exploitation of animals is what he experienced and it’s how he continues to make his bread and butter the exploitation of his family in the reality show that they have, the exploitation of JJ as an attraction for profit. It’s all he’s known all his life. And it’s what eventually kills him.

[@beckymiller2536]

I interpreted that scene as showing us his actual trauma, and then setting it off by showing it got turned into a spectacle so he was desensitized and tried to turn a legitimate alien predator into a spectacle for an audience, too. I really love this take as well, though. Jordan Peele movies really make you think.

[@SansMerci1013]

@@beckymiller2536 I see that too! 👍🏾

[@Rejeckted]

@Shel Tillman --- Punctuation helps make things easier to read. You have 1 punctuation mark in your comment (a period at the very end)....which means i couldn't get through more than a couple of words of your epic, paragraph long, run-on sentence.

[@annemusk6609]

Thanx both you two have good chemistry. Love your collaborations . Until the next movie 💜

[@alliekamenar4976]

I never thought about the cowboy dude feeding it, thinking he had some sort of mutual understanding over the last 6 months with the bloody thing (idiot)... then having it SNAP and proceed to start killing him, his family and anyone close-by. And... Kind of like how one person's actions can condem an entire religion or nationality, the creature just starts vacuu-mowing down any human stupid enough to look at it within the vicinity, which includes the horse ranch. To answer the question as to "WHYYYY THE CHIMP?" I think the backstory of the chimp going crazy ties in beautifully with the idea that wild animals are unpredictable and... well, to be quite frank, BRUTAL to us "evolved" humans. At any moment, an animal - sometimes even a domesticated one - can snap and attack you with seemingly zero warning or provocation. There are a lot of neurological disorders and things liket brain tumors etc that can create this kind of sudden aggression, but if its not diagnosed prior to the incident, there is no way to predict whether even a normal, every day routine will trigger an animal. And wild animals? Yeah, the "alien" is obviously a wild animal. One who knows horses should not be trying to tame something they do not understand is what I think... So anywhoo, the unpredictability of wild animals links the cowboy's backstory with the chimp killing everyone in a sudden rage to the creature's seemingly sudden interest in devouring humans - even though the cowboy had been literally looking right at it every time it showed up for 6 months! You can also see that the cowboy could just "feel" something off when it came early. I think he was in denial though... thinking he had it trained... feeling like he still had some control over his life during a time where the "impossible" is actually reality (the "alien" visits)... kinda like how he must have felt, reaching his fist out to the chimp when he was a kid, hoping against hope that communication could be made...... Oh wow, I waffled on quite a bit, I think I'll stop there 😅

[@f.u.b.u5915]

the chipmunk lmao you guys mix up words a lot I love it

[@paulharris2682]

Yesssssss. I've been waiting fa this

[@michelleases1921]

One thing i like about billy is he goes into a movie blind😂😂then he makes this ramdom funny guesses...😂😂that makes him more fun to watch.

[@Amusedwolverine]

So his eye was lurred out for a second then it wasn't lol. I'm glad I got to see how it looked at 3:10

[@meshdonna9502]

Definitely gotta watch Sleepaway Camp!

[@aprilstrickland6950]

The ballon, keys, phones interrupted digestion for the aliens.

[@emohoward49]

7:48 Glenn from the walking dead we miss you sir Glenn didn't deserve it 🥺

[@lunalavender5027]

Loved this reaction. Y’all had me laughing so much that I started getting lightheaded. Keep up the good work.

[@tamurmur]

I'm pissed I missed roasting Billium and Mello live 😭

[@-allergic2u-872]

everyones making comments about the movie, is no one talking about this part? 40:06 Like😭i had to rewind it 7 times to how hilarious it was.

[@redprincess36]

This film was definitely inspired by Spielberg's earlier alien based films like First Encounter of the Third Kind

[@barryjimenez9641]

he hypothesized that it was an animal and him being surrounded by animals his whole life knows that you shouldn't look them in the eyes as some of them take it as a sign of hostility. same reason why steven yuens character when he was younger survived the chimp attack because the clothe blocks his eyes from looking at the monkeys eyes and he had focused on the shoe instead which let the monkey know that he was submitting and didnt deem him a threat anymore.

[@coryakabueze4541]

Nope was amazing

[@dioncarter8513]

8:50 *...HHuuh...😶* lol that was a funny reaction

[@derichawkins4201]

Love the difference in opinion.

[@cleverusername8319]

It took me to damn long to recognize the little western touches like OJ being a straight up cowboy

[@jjkfan6641]

You know what? Mellverse, BillyBinges, and Timotheereacts should do a collaboration.

[@johncena2336]

The balloons killed the people with the ape, the balloon saved the day with the alien

[@xBloodxFangx]

Im gonna be that person, mylar balloons like in that scene, dont pop with a loud bang. So if anything, it would of gotten a hole in the side then hissed and deflated.

[@lisa.222]

When the alien opened up I was both disturbed and intrigued. Cuz wtf was that thing

[@mizixy9624]

If you don’t know why you shouldn’t f*ck with chimps, you should watch Casual Geographic many videos on them. Very informative, but also very graphic.

[@elektralyte1]

It was filmed in Canyon country, that exit, Agua Dulce is off the 14 freeway. I used to live in Palmdale so I recognize it.

[@oduinn7948]

1:22 "In medias res" Billy, or "in the middle of things", is the term you're looking for here.

[@karlmoles6530]

I loved this film.

[@cameron_0496]

"When they hired me, I said nope" *Title Card Intensifies

[@kitsune2284]

The chimp scene was to show that animals are unpredictable and that the guy who survived was trying to control the alien just like they tried to control the chimps and it lost it and attacked.

[@liamwarner5749]

Just a friendly warning if no one else has mentioned it yet the censoring on the dad's injuring cuts off part way through the scene so you can see it at 3:12.