Nope is Dope

[@FullFatVideos]

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[@williampearson6299]

This is why we need more original movies. Jordan Peele's lens is interesting

[@benl.4577]

The moment I realized Nope was the very first live action movie that did the Akira slide easily makes it a favorite for me

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

It was executed really well too!

[@kangbarret]

BRUH!!!!!

[@themoviecritic1092]

@Alan Barbosa I don't think we watched the same movie because shit did in fact happen

[@madam-mint]

@Alan Barbosa …what do you mean?

[@andrealiee]

@Alan Barbosa who are you bro💀

[@EvanFowler]

I'm actually pretty sure that Michael Wincott's character was dying anyway. The movie never outright tells us this, but there are several points when it can be inferred (pill bottles in his office, coughing, Angel giving him a weird look). Honestly, I think that it's one of the parts like cutting away from Jupe about to explain his motivations to his wife where Peele just cut out half the exposition in post.

[@jamesmauricio6180]

Agreed

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

To me, that’s Jordan trusting the intelligence of his audience. He knows we’re gonna be combing the details, so he doesn’t need anything more than a pill bottle and a look from Angel to convey what another writer/director might have put a direct line and close-up shot in for.

[@1artistik1]

To add to your point, Wincott is also dressed like the grim reaper (death) with the black hood and everything. He's only missing a scythe.

[@RobVespa]

I thought this was pretty clear?

[@juice_box108]

They showed the Gordy's home incident as an explanation for Jean Jackets behaviour. Just as the several reminders about not to make loud noises and startle the horses. We know that what seemed to set off Gordy was the loud noises of the balloon pops, kind of like when the horse kicks on the set. Also we get the explanation from OJ about territory predatory animals which is told so we understand both Gordy and Jean Jackets behaviour. Gordy didn't attack Jupe because of the table cloth covering his eyes, thats why we got a POV shot of it. He wasn't looking Gordy in the eyes because Gordy couldn't see his eyes and it's the same with his first meeting with Jean Jacket when he explains how dark it was and he couldn't see, he gets eaten because he is looking up.

[@23rumbble]

Thats true but actually he and everyone else got eaten because of the fake horse that got lodged in the alien earlier, it got mad because it got hurt so it just started eating everyone i believe

[@darkmasterlord57]

@@23rumbble No bro, it started moving around when Jupe pointed the cloud out to everyone and they began all looking at it. The black horse never got ate because it was also said earlier that the horse has some kind of a tunnel vision, it doesn’t get distracted looking up and around

[@Nutterbutter123]

Yea it’s an allegory for gaining profit from turning animals into spectacle. Or something like that

[@akilspringette3669]

jupe didn’t get eaten because of the shoe that was balancing on the ground, it took all his attention and was a representation of a “bad miracle.” he mistakes it for a connection with gordy and so he thinks he has a connection with jean jacket as well which gets him and all the spectators killed

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Jupe wasn’t the only survivor of Gordy’s attack, though. The girl co-star did as well, but was severely maimed (and wears the veil).

[@dojokonojo]

She is a direct reference to an actual real life event where a chimpanzee attacked an actor.

[@1artistik1]

I liked a lot of things about NOPE but one of the most interesting things I liked was that the characters were not goofballs or dummies continuing the trope, cliche of being clueless. They're pretty intelligent and figured things out. Even the TMZ guy was smart to the point, he knew something was strange out there, however his greed got the best of him. I don't plan on seeing a blonde woman running through the forest, tripping on a rock just to push the story forward in Peele's films. lol

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

😂

[@Kobe.T]

I love how this feel like an evolution of the blockbusters Speilberg pioneered while adding a darker level of horror. It’s everything a summer blockbuster should be

[@danielbayman3879]

I thought the 3rd act was a lot like Jaws tbh. In fact the whole movie sort of felt like jaws. We get glimpses of this creature stalking the ranch. Then the final act it’s just on show wreaking havoc and our protagonists have to team up to take it down (or in this case get it’s picture) so I can feel Spielberg’s inspiration through peele’s lense in this one for sure. Excellent movie.

[@Blue-Apple-fc9eo]

@@danielbayman3879 And I like even though he inspired to do like Spielberg he didn’t copy him.

[@bartvansliedregt5482]

My brother insisted that I would see this in Imax. I am very happy I did. It was a phenomenal experience. The movie was genuinely unpleasant to watch at some points, in the best way possible. I am very impressed that this movie got me to physically feel the way I did during and after watching it. Great to see you also implore people to watch it in theaters while they can.

[@kennethchia4194]

It's never too late to address things that are really, really good.

[@kiaadams104]

wait. people loved this movie!? wow.. the internet never ceases to amaze me

[@kennethchia4194]

@@kiaadams104 Nearly $160,000,000 in international box office, you think people are shelling out that kind of money to watch a movie they hate?

[@kiaadams104]

@@kennethchia4194 never used the word "hate" . and millions of people paid to watch the transformers films over and over gain with mindless sequels, making money doesnt make the movie great.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

❤

[@juice_box108]

Loved Get Out, wasn't a fan of US, checked this out last night because it looked cool and man was I impressed. I like how it felt like it switched genres at the end, loved the acting and the characters, loved the story. Such a unique take on an old concept, I really liked how the represented the alien. Nope was one of those movies where you are glued to the screen because you don't want to miss a thing.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

I’m black, but Get Out is the film I enjoy the least. Instead, I’ve increasingly enjoyed his films with each release. NOPE is definitely my favorite, and I found it really creatively inspiring as a writer.

[@juice_box108]

@@LadyAstarionAncunin nothing wrong with that and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise. Just because you arr black doesn't mean you have to enjoy every bit of black created content out there, but I don't doubt their are some who try to make you feel that way. If there wasn't I doubt you would have felt the need to point out you are black. It was the same with Black Panther, if you were black and disliked it people flipped there shit. If you were white and didn't like it you were just called racist lol. Yeah man I agree 100%, Nope is definitely my favourite movie of his so far. Us had some cool scenes, but the story just wasn't for me. Get out I thought was great, very inventive creatively original story and concept. I liked that he was able to tell that specific story tackling such a complex and nuanced issue without it coming across as a all white people are evil message that we get a lot these days from extremists. I say that as a white person lol. But Nope was just better than I imagined it would be, and I imagined it would be good. I love movies about aliens and UFO so that alone had me intrigued, I love a good horror movie and the trailer definitely gave off those vibes and the film absolutely delivered on it. Like a horror thriller in the vein of Alien. I liked that it wss also absolutely hilarious at times in a way that still felt very natural to the heavier tone. Beautiful cinematography and really nails the whole "show don't tell" aspect of film that so many directors and writers seem to forget about these days.

[@MsTriangle]

Us is easily the best Peele movie.

[@dracodracarys2339]

Can we take a moment how the trailers showed without context Jupe's kids playing a prank in alien costumes and Gordy's hand reaching under the table, to mislead us into thinking aliens would be in this movie, only to make the big reveal that the alien IS the UFO itself?

[@brobs0463]

I love Peele's movies, I hope seeing them in the cinemas becomes a ritual every couple of years and he makes many more movies.

[@jeremy1860]

Peel is probably one of the most sought-after filmmakers in Hollywood right now after all the successful films he's made 😊

[@DonFatherTrump]

Peele could draw a hotdog on an etch a Sketch and the Hollyweird drones will clap like seals at it.

[@Jdb63]

Us was pretty meh

[@CalvinChikelue]

Straight up my favorite of Jordan Peele’s filmography so far & probably Top 20 horror films. A unique presence with themes & ideas intrinsically intertwining with the conceit, plot & events in the film. Brilliantly acted & razor-tight with very little that is superfluous or bloating for the movie. I hope this gets some subsequent anniversary or matinee screenings at indie theaters because I completely missed my chance to see it in theaters.

[@stormtrooper2466]

I can not believe that half the people who saw this film didn't like it, it's just amazing how could you not enjoy this film.

[@gavinmorin]

I just watched Nope last night and was blown away. I really liked Get Out but I wasn't crazy about Us. This film felt different. I loved everything about it. It's easily one of my favorites of the year.

[@Jormunrek_av_Bakromene]

That Akira reference though.

[@samg.yupsal87]

I did the Leonardo point at the screen when that scene happened

[@robby7499]

When I watched the film I was thinking I saw that Akira slide somewhere but I couldn't put my finger on it.

[@thomasffrench3639]

I was just watching a compilation of references, but this was the first time I’ve seen it in live action

[@judeconnor-macintyre9874]

@@thomasffrench3639 I think it actually is the first time.

[@destine1547]

I saw this movie with a crowd of people who hated it. Being being the only one who liked it ( loved it actually), explained why I enjoyed it so much. I understand for a movie billed as a summer blockbuster that thematic depth isn't always popular but I did find it interesting the amount of people who missed the commentary all together. The commentary in Get Out is impossible to miss, and arguably US is a little ham fisted as well towards the end. I really think this film succeeds by avoiding exposition dumps and connecting the strings for the audience. That being said, some people I was with said they got the thematic point but still didn't enjoy it. I think original blockbusters are in short supply these days and further original blockbusters that aren't overtly trying to be intellectual ( Most Nolan Films) are even more rare. I loved this movie and thought it was an absolute success.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

People say they don’t want to be spoon-fed, they say they want something original, but when it comes, they’re not ready for it. Maybe I can see how someone wouldn’t like it, but it’s the confusion that mystifies me. It’s multilayered and yet so direct and clear in it’s theme. I don’t get why people don’t get it. 😅

[@edgynightmare9959]

The Run is such an absolute banger, have it on blast most of the time 😂 Edit: The Run is my number one spotify wrapped

[@josuepena269]

It's like a circus act we're watching with the drum roll and everything as we see oj wrangling jean jacket

[@x1joyboy]

@@josuepena269 ????

[@DennisSchmitz]

It gave me Hitchcock vibes in the beginning. Absolutely genious!

[@DennisSchmitz]

Prelude (Psycho)

[@TheJoshLange]

Great breakdown. Nice to see how much you caught. Thanks for recommending the theatrical experience, it adds so much wonder and intimidation.

[@FullFatVideos]

Thank you!!

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

It only came to Japan at the end of last month, and it’s difficult to find it in IMAX in English (plus Western films don’t stay as long here) and very far from where I live, so not getting to see it that way will remain a regret, but at least I could see it twice.

[@jesrieldaug1258]

Jordan Peele is in the same league with Edgar Wright for me. Tho they differ in genres. Both filmmakers evoke the same level of excitement whenever they have new movies.

[@Dishinshoryuken]

Greetz What I notice is many a people do get a grasp of the movie but miss the stories going on. At the least, there are 4 stories being woven together- Jupes, OJ and Crew, Jean Jacket and the horses The chapters are named after the horses and JJ We witness how Lucky learns what to do to stay alive and helps OJ survive by him knowing how OJ works Hek, we even get told that this all happened by Old Trigger which might have been the first interaction JJ had with feeding on things in the valley The best scenes for me were the blood raining down on the house scene as that had so many Easter eggs in it. The green and orange seats being freed from JJ, the two keys that went into the arm rests of the house showing that Emerald and OJ were the new owners after their dad was taken out by the Money Shot Even the EXIT sign pointing up that indicates those in showbiz will leave via JJ while those behind the scene will be left behind There are others such as the this being a refresher look at the Wizard of Oz But imma stop as there is so much more Keep being entertained and speaking on it Cheers

[@justaduck1652]

I absolutely adored this movie, it was definitely my 2nd favorite movie of the year so far just behind The Batman

[@Ntwolf1220]

Hard to believe The Batman came out this year, feels like ancient history already

[@ArgentoGaming]

@Talebird K i was gonna comment that lol. But The Batman is also a very good film.

[@ytuser_3122]

I finally saw Nope, I really enjoyed seeing it in theaters and the creation of the alien absolutely scared me and was a very unique and fun twist on aliens.

[@Proxima888]

I don't know WHY there is this persistent idea from many "critics" that Gordy killed ALL the cast and crew of the sitcom; there is NOTHING to suggest that that occurred. Just because someone who's assaulted is unconscious doesn't mean they're dead. Mary Jo was at the very epicenter of the attack and the primary target of Gordy's rage, and she made it out alive (albeit horrible injured). There is actually a fictional interview online where Peele, playing himself as a reporter for a tabloid magazine, covered the attack aftermath and describes what he learned happened. Just Google it, since any links placed in comments are removed by KZbin.

[@tylerrice4178]

I would still love to see his take on gargoyles cuz he did try to approach Disney of the idea/reviving the franchise.

[@enthnd03]

Jupe surviving that event led him to believe he was "chosen."

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Great to see someone else who loves Strange Days!! One of my top favorites!

[@mrtesseract99]

Hell yeah, soooooo underrated!

[@camicole99]

for the record, gordy doesn't sign "what happened family" or anything at all. he was just kind of gesturing

[@zzoa.]

Ahh I enjoyed this analysis a lot. I loved the movie so much too! I also liked the selection of scenes and clips you used, it was great to relive the amazing moments alongside your narration.

[@yammerrryeet511]

Easily one of the best experiences I had in the theater this year

[@CrazyEnglishman]

It's so good! Me and a friend have seen it 3 times, each time there was always something new to discuss or that we noticed.

[@kieranleehamilton]

Loved this film, seen it twice, can’t wait to hear yer thoughts!

[@brentloy131]

Nope is a masterpiece. Just gotta leave this here

[@ianhenefield6491]

lol....watching a film like Nope always is a big payday for film lovers everywhere.

[@haysleigh1190]

I loved this video. It made me appreciate a great film even more. Assorted thoughts: 1. Emerald's complete dismissal of the TMZ reporter was a subtle moment of character growth, given how fame hungry she was at the beginning of the film 2. Jordan Peele has recently taken over the running of The Twilight Zone - a show that has in its history the deaths of three cast members (including children) due to revolting negligence on part of the director and producers. No idea if that was something Peele thought of in the making of Nope, but I thought it was interesting context. 3. It's a shame that 'the only way to protect yourself from Cthulu esque monsters is through some form of sensory deprivation' has been such a big horror trope in the last decade (eg Bird Box, A Quiet Place), otherwise the premise would've felt fresher. Not that it matters, as so much else feels really fresh, eg the characters and setting.

[@gasstationbathroominnevada]

You are the first big youtuber I've seen mention Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead and I'm glad you did bc they are so good and so was Something in the Dirt

[@FullFatVideos]

They’re great!

[@GothAtheist]

What's funny is I'd argue nothing supernatural occurs.

[@galahad6189]

Magic is science we don't yet understand

[@ThankYouESM]

We need more movies like these in having such deep ambiguity and mystic cinematic capture. The Matrix series is still the ultimate in my opinion.

[@henrytoloza8623]

Loved this movie even had a terrifying nightmare about it

[@FullFatVideos]

Getting eaten or beaten by a chimp?

[@flowhipnotic1148]

Great review. Agreed. Intriguing conceptually.

[@fredbearchannel976]

We might get a sequel to nope Jordan peele said there was a character called nobody who was cut from the film but is seen in the see it again trailer

[@oneofthoseyoutubeusers]

i just saw this movie pretty dope indeed

[@domlo66]

what was the deal with the floating shoe?

[@MiggetyMattR]

It was a "bad miracle", as OJ would describe it. It's such a statistically impossible thing to happen, yet because it DID happen, Jupe kept his eyes off of Gordy's rampage (and by extension, Gordy), and he ended up surviving the event. He looks back on that shoe as a sign from some higher power meaning that he was special and that he had a connection with the chimp, which is why he believes he has a special connection with the "aliens". He didn't learn from the mistakes of the people exploiting him, and in turn he falls down the same path. (Being devoured by an animal you're exploiting for entertainment)

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

I took it as Jupe focusing on something impossible to cope with his trauma, like a shoe standing up, which he was still doing, like taming Jean Jacket.

[@QueerlyBeloved386]

Jute wasn't the only person who survived the monkey attack - the daughter also did - she's the girl in the stands with no lips right?

[@raniai205]

Its such a bummer that indonesia screening of Nope only goes on for about a week or two, i was planning to watch it for the second time in big screen then finding out that its no longer playing in any cinema in indonesia:/ also indonesian have to wait a whole month for it to be available in the cinemas here which SUCK! But nope is my favorite movies that's released this year alongside EEAAO, it's so terrifyingly beautiful i was at the edge of my seat the whole time

[@AnthromancerOfficial]

Appropriate use of continental breakfast man

[@FullFatVideos]

I'l have what I'm having!!!

[@gdottothegamer1001]

This movie and Bubble (an anime movie about kids doing parkour in post apocalyptic Tokyo) have something in common that makes me love them a lot, which is what you said earlier in the video, ambiguity. In both movies, we never know what the hell the monster is or where it was from simply because both of them are out of our world. It was something that humans never understand and it was also because of the main plot of both movies. In NOPE, all they care about is to take a video or a picture of the alien so they can get famous. In Bubble, all they care about is doing parkour through the post apocalyptic Tokyo, and majority of them are just teenagers with only one scientist that even still doesn't understand what happened to the city because it was something that never happened before. While I do like when the protagonist learns more about the big mystery and obviously in some story they have to otherwise it won't work, I feel like if the movie is about beings like this not everything should be explained. Both movies are realistic in a way that there is no way a human will understand anything like that. It was just out of our world. Another example of this but in the form of videogames are Little Nightmares 1&2. It was such a bizarre, terrifying yet beautiful game. Everything about the world of LN feels like something out of, well, nightmare. And I love it that we don't know everything about that world. Hell, we only know like 0.01% of it and that's ok. Because the LN games revolve around the idea of something that is out of our world, a nightmare. I really wish we get more of these types of story because it is just so fascinating and fun

[@c.8565]

Absolutely brilliant review!

[@FullFatVideos]

Thank you!

[@bartvansliedregt5482]

Hell yeah it is

[@GerardoMurrayTenis4]

As a Norm McDonald super fan, I loved Jordan Peele shitting on Chris Kattan for getting cheap laughs off of a tragedy.

[@andrealiee]

the twelfth doctor scene slay

[@charlesmiller5315]

Jupe was the only survivor. The girl lived, she just gets her face chewed off.

[@austingrijalva272]

Nope is Dope! I always thought the same thing!

[@yeehee4871]

Sorry I’m late I was watching Michael Rosen predict phase 5 of the mcu

[@mischievousjr.9299]

DJ Khalid's recent album looks just like the promotion for this movie 😂😂😂

[@Forest_Pilot]

Mom didn’t wanna go and watch this movie and I was so disappointed. It looked so cool😭

[@FionaPGT]

I really enjoyed Nope, especially since it made me put on my thinking cap or once. The only thing i want to nitpick was that the ending just felt abit lackluster

[@FionaPGT]

But i guess that also brings it back to the theme now that i think about it. We have this awesome twist on aliens and UFO yet people can still want more from it HAHAHA

[@luanagullotta6218]

tbf I was also super late to Nope and only saw it this week, and I absolutely loved it too.

[@matthewlugo2417]

What were those 2 movies u suggested again?

[@erubin100]

For me this movie was...half good. The horror parts were amazing, but the film had a lot of unnecessary fluff which hurt the pacing for me.

[@heatherpage1445]

I cannot wait to watch this movie. Currently costs $20 to rent on KZbin 😭

[@anaraquel5856]

stremio

[@tiandi5585]

Haven't seen this movie or video. Just glad it lived up to the hype and I'll be watching it soon.

[@shenlochbrachass9684]

I think i'd have to try dope to enjoy Nope

[@okanut]

Even though I didn't really understand it, seeing Nope as a cinema experience was so good.

[@thecrunchworks6219]

true

[@Blaqsnake]

Michael Wincott in The Crow

[@torterraz]

Puts nope in title and yes in the thumbnail, which is it???

[@MMartinVideo]

I didn’t really vibe with ‘Nope’ sadly, but shout out to ‘Strange Days’!

[@eddysandland58]

I really like Nope! But Strange Days is to Me a Stone Wall Sci Fi Classic! Amazing story/script and acting from The Whole Cast!

[@BlizzardofDreams]

Yusss I LOVED Nope!! Tremendous film

[@napoleansolo5849]

I actually liked it and they did an akira slide comn !!!

[@itsalexvargas]

100% AGREED

[@Tplumdrop]

Nice video!

[@napoleansolo5849]

How tf do you come up with something like this ?

[@RobVespa]

I found Nope to be Peele's most flawed film - and the one I enjoyed most. Hmm.

[@wtfjcb]

I watched it yesterday and personally I thought it had some great moments and ideas but it fell flat for me, especially the drawn out ending

[@MsTriangle]

Why do we call the alien "Jean jacket"?

[@betterlatethannever4536]

That was the name of the horse Emerald was "supposed" to train, but her dad changed his mind and gave Jean Jacket to OJ, then helped OJ train him and eventually took OJ to the movie as his assistant/successor. OJ calls the alien Jean Jacket to acknowledge that this time, it really is Emerald's shot at fame.

[@GageM808]

It blows my mind that you movie review guys enjoyed this (RTMM etc). I guess it just went completely over my head.

[@j----y]

It did.

[@K-Dot94]

Ice is nice

[@fakacoon8864]

The video is not in fact late. I've been waiting for someone to talk about it, and haven't seen any videos about it until today, AND it's a full fat video?? Say less my guy

[@kurokamiayatoVOD]

please review Netflix: TheSandman.

[@mr.nobody7807]

BRooo you have to do a daredevil review....its the best cbm tv series imo😶😶

[@kirstyholmes9318]

I don’t watch horror movies… the last ones I watched (if you can call them horror) were Event Horizon & 28 Days Later… when they came out…the visuals of these movies still haunt me (and yes there were moments I closed my eyes); when it comes to horror, my imagination wakes me at night. I think it all started from seeing The Swarm as a kid and suffering nightmares for years (although weirdly never scared of bees or wasps in real life tho). So after that intro, what I wanted to say was, I feel like I’m missing out, you really sell this movie to me, maybe I should rethink my outright horror avoidance and go see this film? You sold it THAT well to me, I’m really tempted. Great to see another video about you really enjoying a film but I’m ngl I would love to see a video on your thoughts about She Hulk (which I can’t envisage you being as positive about)!

[@vicentegeonix]

This is not a horror movie.

[@kirstyholmes9318]

@@vicentegeonix and yet the descriptions of it say: Nope Film nope.movie Nope is a 2022 American neo-Western science fiction horror film written, directed and co-produced by Jordan Peele Nope - Rotten Tomatoes Nope R 2022, Horror/Mystery & thriller, 2h 15m I mean I’m no expert (as stated in my first comment) but it’s pretty much been marketed as a horror film…

[@vicentegeonix]

@@kirstyholmes9318 Well don't believe everything you read, is a lie, but is a really enjoyable film

[@kirstyholmes9318]

@@vicentegeonix so basically you think I should dive in & give it a go? (I do like thrillers, sci-if & Daniel Kaluuya)

[@vicentegeonix]

@@kirstyholmes9318 then you are gonna enjoy it, personally I don't think is Kaluya's best performance (he is just in one emotion the whole movie) but is a cool movie in general, not the greatest movie ever but enjoyable.

[@rainbowappleslice]

I remember watching this and just being confused af. It’s was pretty good but I had no idea why some stuff was in the movie

[@ralliedcookies4403]

I guess a lot of the stuff that was In the movie was supposed to be symbolic for something

[@cuentadeyoutube5903]

The rest of the cast wasn’t killed. At least one of them, but I think all three, where they when they get abducted. The deformed woman is one of them.

[@arisanchez112]

15:28 this comparison truly pains me-shyamalan doesn’t deserve mention beside a visionary like peele. i totally get what you’re saying about a strong foundational sci-fi concept, but peele’s flawless execution is more on the level of a director like kubrick. unlike with shyamalan’s work, nothing in peele’s oeuvre is random, careless, or underdeveloped, no line is badly written and left sticking out of the texture of the narrative like glass in the sand-everything is intentional and ideas/moments are carefully placed to produce a specific effect. peele doesn’t leave things unfinished with a shrug and a half-hearted attempt to disguise it as “artistic ambiguity”-his symbolism is purposefully multi-faceted for multiple interpretations and any open-ended portion of the narrative or theme is as meticulously placed as doorways in an architect’s dream home.

[@Sarcasticallyincharg]

It do be dope

[@justinholtman]

I liked nope don’t get me wrong but I don’t think gordys scene although good was scary felt the movie good coulda been scarier. Still a good movie

[@justnojustn3036]

I find it incredibly scary

[@rj-minal]

Just tell me if it's better than US.

[@kuronyra1709]

It is

[@x1joyboy]

Nope

[@DennisSchmitz]

@@x1joyboy it is.

[@cobaingrohlnovo]

What were you gonna say? That it’s bad? And get canceled? rofl too funny

[@Omar-tr4su]

My opinion Is that Nope was fine not perfect.It’s kind of boring,And I didn’t feel the anxiety that a lot of people were saying and wasn’t dark or scary. 6.5/10 "Not perfect,But fine"

[@SteveLouisArnoldHR]

I really wanted to love this movie. It's visually beautiful and very creative but I really struggled to get the characters motivation especially after the monster (SPOILER) Murders/eats 40 odd people. It to me just made our main characters seem very selfish in their pursuit to capture the creature on film. Maybe it's just me but that took me out of the movie. Don't regret seeing it as I thought about it for days afterwards.

[@23rumbble]

Thats because jupe was feeding the alien hoses and people the whole time and as far as the main characters motive, its only because they was not making enough money to keep the ranch, the motives was to get a good shot of the alien so they can sell the footage, but it became more than that as the story went on

[@MiniNadez25]

In its core, I really see it as a portrayal of how far people will go for fame and money. All of the characters in the movie, in one way or another, are all trying to get fame or recognition, Whether it’s trying to get proof of the thing existing or putting on shows to use the ufo as entertainment. The ending of the movie further developed this theme as they weren’t trying to kill it but actually get a picture of it from the well, although they ended up killing it on accident. The pro photographer got himself killed trying to get the money shot of the alien. It just portrays how far people will go for recognition, but does it in a creative way including sci-fi and horror.

[@SteveLouisArnoldHR]

@@MiniNadez25 I understand the characters motivation it's more that I found it a very selfish pursuit. Which is a fine character motivation. But it didn't resonate with me because it made the characters suddenly very unlikeable and selfish. Again not a problem with the story Jordan decided to tell. It just took me out of it and made it not my cup of tea. But still glad I saw it.

[@archerpool]

I’m gonna have to rewatch this in a year or so because I watched it with a group of people and none of us liked it. While all I’ve heard is great things from people. I thought the third act was good, but everything else just bored me and I didn’t care about the characters. But like I said, I will rewatch it. I hated Guardians of the Galaxy the first time and loved it the second time.

[@RJTheCerealGuy]

I loved this film, ending wasn’t my cup of tea though

[@bedrock_breaker]

Nope

[@eeffoc4333]

I feel like the small amount of good this movie has doesn't out weigh the bad. The characters are bland, the plot is rushed it's just not a good movie I watched it twice thinking I missed things but...I just didn't like it

[@superjumpbros64]

Um

[@LeonardSamuels75]

It was ok.

[@andymccurdy5029]

i made it 45 minutes an feel asleep