Everything Wrong with Us in Doppelganger Minutes Or Less 

Ah, scissors, two copies coming together to divide

I just realized that this move is the opposite of Get Out. this movie is about two bodies and one soul. while Get Out is about two souls and one body

So when that twist at the end happened, my first thought was that it doesnt really change anything. Regardless of the fact that Adelaide was a soulless tethered the whole time and Red was the human, it doesnt change the fact that Adelaide grew up, had a family and was attacked. Whichever version of herself she is, she's still the good guy, but I'm starting to realise thats kinda the whole point right? Its not the tethered that are evil, but the circumstances in which they were raised. Given the opportunity to thrive in the real world, Adelaide's tether became a normal person. Jordan Peele you genius. Social commentary about how people arent born evil, its all down to the environment, the opportunities they are presented with, and the choices they make...

Jordan Peele's next movie is gonna be Help. Help Us Get out

Watching him sin a movie that he actually thoroughly enjoyed is always entertaining

Fun fact: also the daughter has a t-shirt with the word “rabbit” written in Vietnamese - thỏ. Jordan Peele just couldn’t resist it I guess.

Wow, it just dawned on me that the Thriller reference is foreshadowing the actual plot of the movie. At the end of the Thriller video, Michael’s character turned out not to be what he seemed to be, and that’s what happened in this film. Don’t know how I didn’t pick up on that immediately after seeing the ending.

Should've gotten a sin for there being an massive underground area right next to an ocean, and in California for Christs sake

love how he refers to him as M’Baku that made it ten times better

If the tethered were in jumpsuits the whole time it would’ve made more sense than them having real clothes

The real Adelaide complained that they could only eat raw rabbit, as if they didn't have the tools to make fire. So... how was one of her sons an arsonist that managed to burn his own face?

when I watched the film I thought it was ok, the only thing that annoyed me is when the clone explains to her the rules of the tethered in that classroom. When they both know they switched, so like, why explain something you know you know both know... Ooooh easy world building and explanations for the audience. ofc

CinemaSins: Movie Sin Tally: 69 (Nice) Us: Nice

You forgot about her tethered putting on the thriller shirt when they both had one on when she chocked her.

Sin for the trailer: they absolutely shouldn’t have included the scene at the beginning of young Adelaide choking young Red, because the fact that they cut away from that scene in the actual movie without showing the choking scene from the trailer is a HUGE spoiler for anyone paying enough attention.

You forgot one The escalator going down into the tunnels only went down so did Adelaide have to run up the escalator to get out?

Should’ve gotten a sin off for Lupita Nyong’o’s performance and “I’ve Got 5 On It”woven creepily into the score

I can't believe he didn't talk about how the real Adelaide could have just walked back up to the real world!??

Red's explanation for what the tethered are and why has to be just her theory. After all, none of the other tethered can speak and there are no scientists or supervisors down there, so how would she even know the origins of the tethered or what their purpose was? She's only guessing, piecing a story together.

Also, after Red and Addy switched, how did Addy fully learn the English language without anyone noticing it was strange? Of course they knew she had seen something traumatic and they thought that’s why she wouldn’t speak. But then later ‘forgetting’ English entirely and slowly having to relearn it? Someone would have noticed, right?

Cinema sins: it take me more than 15 minutes to pee for gods sake Me: I think that’s more of a personal problem

5:05 "Do they taste better when they're scared or something?" According to Pennywise, yes

I am very surprised you didn't take a sin off for Red's voice. It's incredibly hard to sustain that type of voice acting.

Most of these sins were not enough to take me out of the moment, but when we saw all the Tethered in the flashback wearing the same clothes as their counterparts, I was just too distracted. I think it was the image specifically of the Dad's tethered holding the Micheal Jackson T-shirt. I was just thinking, how the hell is that down there with them and none of the rest of the carnival is. What if Adelaide picked any other toy. Would that have just have appeared? I think if the Tethered always had worn the red jumpsuits and mimed everything else, I'd at least have bought that.

My mind was blown when he said Duke was acting like peele and now I can’t unsee it

“MWWRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!” “Polo!”

I literally laughed out loud when he started rapid firing the sins😂

I called the twist ending the second Adelaide killed the first of the tethered. The grunts and wheezes she made were far too uniquely similar to those of the tethered

"This f*cking family is so happy early in the movie that they HAVE to know they're in a horror movie." This is so brilliantly stated--why does this never occur to horror movie families? Whenever it seems too good to be true...

"Everything Wrong With Us" sounds like a CinemaSins apology video.

"Tex is literally too dumb to die." -- best line in the video

If they all had guns then the movie would be over in like 20 min

me: *patiently waiting for CinemaSins to review Joker*

Yeah the whole “we’ve been down here for generations” kinda ruined a good narrative.

This movie had a good message and premise but the mass amount of plot holes is what ruined it for me

just in case you didn't know, the actress that played Red actually did all of the voice stuff herself which is pretty insane and honestly makes the movie so much better

“Do they taste better when they’re scared?” Lmao oh IT

Everyone acted very well in this movie but can we just have a round of applause for Lupita

i think lupita is a champ for keeping up that ragged, throat crushed voice; i kept thinking "damn, she must've been tired between takes" but then i learned she stayed in red's character between filming which is doubly amazing

“Dude, they’re standing RIGHT THERE.”

Is no one gonna appreciate “hare stylists” at 4:34?

8:05 they didn't kill her because she is one of them

Is it bad that I can’t watch any film now without cinema sinning it in my head 😬😬🙋‍♀️

I love the fact that the hall of mirrors also has "Find Yourself" in subtext like Jordan Peele is another level.

I cannot believe you didn’t acknowledge the fact that Red’s whole ‘speech’ about the origin of the tethered was literally impossible as she wasn’t born there and had no way of finding out since no other tethered can speak! My biggest pet peeve about the whole film.

I hope Jordan Peele watches these videos... I could imagine him smiling like “Wait until my next movie... *Looks around to see if anyone is near*... Biiiiiiitch”

I Love this film but I felt the same way about how the clones and how they were completely mishandled in the story of how they came to be. It left to many questions open as to how nobody first never noticed this vast underworld stretching across America and also when the plan was finally abandoned everybody working on it just went home, forgot about it, and didn't say a word? Did they take a blood oath? MIB memory wash? A secret program of THAT magnitude would have SOMEONE waiting to blow the lid completely off it. And don't use real world examples of conspiracies because the movie set itself up to explicitly explain what was going on.

Been seeing another theory about this film. The more I watch it, the more I believe it. Spoiler Alert!!!! | | | \/ Theres a theory that the son was switched when they were at the beach house the year prior. That would explain why he acts weird, forgot how to do his fire trick, had the same sense of rhythm as his mother, didnt act as scared as the rest of the family when the tethered arrived, ect. There are plenty of videos on RU-vid about it that go into greater detail. Not sure if it's true, but it would be so awesome if Peele created a sub plot that was woven in the movie without ever focusing on it 😳😯😀

We need a “everything wrong with ‘in the tall grass’” I feel like the that video would be longer than the actual movie....

“Everything wrong with us” Does that mean everything wrong with CinemaSins

I just wanna know why she didn't escape after her clone dragged her down there? like I get she was handcuffed to the bed, but obviously those handcuffs came off since she dances down there..but like why didn't she just get out the minute those handcuffs came off?

CinemaSins Drinking Game: Take a shot every time they say the word “Us”

I’m kind of disappointed that the scene when they were arguing over who was driving the car by kill count wasn’t counted as a sin 😂😂😂

“It takes me more than fifteen minutes to pee”

You never go into how the son was a tether from the beginning of the movie as well, it kinda goes in depth about why he didn't know how to use the toy he was playing with and why he couldn't stay on beat when the song came on. The tethered son replaced the real one a year before the movie started. The mother was visibly hurt when the other son died in the fire because it was actually the son that she bore herself and not the son that she's currently with.

I love it when he takes points off 😂

Walt Kelly: "We have met the enemy and he is Us." Pink Floyd: "Us and Them" Cinemasins: "Us is Them. Them is Us" Me:

Cinema Sins: 69 (nice) Me: *Ah, I see your a man of culture*

She doesn't spill the beans when she's telling him there's was a girl that looked like her because she's not the real adalaide. Shes the girl that grabbed and drug her down in the tunnels and the clothes are not exactly the same because her small tethers shirt isn't a thriller shirt.

"Also also, what's the deal with creepy, magical doohickies at carnivals?" It's most likely a nod or an homage to the novel "Something Wicked This Way Comes" by Ray Bradbury. The book is considered by many to be a classic and also considered by many to be his best work after Fahrenheit 451. It's one of the more respected literary works of the horror genre in the 20th century, and some of the more contemporary horror writers (including Stephen King) have cited it as inspiration for some of their works. The book revolves around a sinister carnival that arrives in a small town in the middle of the night and the two 13 year-old boys who try to discover what goes on after dark. I'm not saying that's what happened here, but at least some of the times that it shows up in film, I'm sure it's likely intended as an homage. It may be sin-worthy as an overused trope, but it could have actually been done with good intentions rather than just a lazy lack of originality. BTW the book is definitely worth the read for anyone who's interested in the horror genre. On another note, the idea that a t-shirt would be a second-level prize in an 1980's carnival is the least believable part of this movie. It should have been a 5-sin transgression.

“It takes me more than fifteen minutes to pee” Yeeeeeeah, you should have that looked at.

I'm absolutely shocked that she did not win more awards for her performance, the best performance of the year tbh

Ok. The "tether bawl" sin sent me... 😆

“She went upstairs, knocked out her doppelgänger, brought her downstairs, in 15 minutes! I can’t pee in that long!” 😂😂😂😂

The “hare” stylist joke is underrated lol

Also the “vision quest” saying “find yourself”

I was so hyped for this movie man, get out is a masterpiece and one of my favs, but after all this time its still hard for me to decide if I liked it or not. I mean it sure scared the living shit outta me which is definitely good, but I believe that there was so much potential wasted because the plot was just to complicated to make sense I guess. Even though I really loved the concept. And visually I believe we can all agree that it's stunning, but thats just Peele being him

I'm so glad this video is finally out. I've been waiting forever for CinemaSins to review the film :))

“Reading” Me: “I don’t know how to read”

“I’m driving - I have the highest kill count.” line should have been like 50 sins removed 😂

One you missed is that Addy handcuffed only one wrist to the coffee table at the beginning of the film but then later on when she gets away from the coffee table and escapes magically her hands are cuffed together. Edit: This one bugged me for the entirety of the film because her being handcuffed was a big part of multiple scenes and yet it NEVER happened to begin with

4:33 I love the pun of writing, 'hare stylists'. 😂

I legitimately thought this was another everything wrong with cinemasins again

“Why are we even talking about anuses?” “CinemaSins staff meetings.” Hold up- what? 😂😂😂 You know, w/this crew, I wouldn’t be surprised if that actually does happen lmao.

Just noticed in the subtitles: "Are the rabbits also clothing and hare stylists?" bravo sir

Despite this movie's plot holes, I still think that this was good. The theme and atmosphere were perfect; even the plot holes can be overlooked.

When you realize cinemasins has a hard on for Jordan Peele

You should've removed a sin for her Oscar worthy performance

I would automatically survive because my Tethered would be so lazy it wouldn't even go to the surface.

This is making me realize that the main thing that seperates people who love this movie from those who hate it is you either accept it's a film focused on imagery, ideas, and symbolism or hate it doesn't explain things. And while I love it bc it does so many things right with creating atmosphere, dread, and the uniqueness of the idea and execution, I can understand being annoyed that Peele just expects you to go with it and not ask practical questions. For me it depends on what I felt the goal of the film was. Some movies rely more on the practical reasonings of the story or don't answer things that make it contrived. But some others don't answer it bc it isn't the point. An example is LOTR Trilogy how they don't use the Eagles to go to Mordor. You can try to explain why based on the books but it's never addressed in the movies bc the focus is the journey to Mordor and the eagles would make that journey not happen. I can just accept that the eagles can't help for whatever reason bc the movies are terrific for what they're trying to do. And one of the main goals of US is to distort your perception of reality so I personally don't need everything to make perfect sense. I thought the idea of depraved souless clones of all of us living in abandoned tunnels underneath was intriguing and terrifying and I loved the way Peele represented it enough that I didn't need the logistics explained. But if I did then I get how this can really just set people off and then they don't like the twist or the last act to be interesting bc they were expecting answers to solve their questions and they never got them. And also I can see how the main theme can bother some red hatted viewers and unlike Get Out which was a tighter film, there is a lot more practical issues to point out in US to justify their annoyance with the idea that class and economy disparity exists in America.

“Everything wrong with US” Me: “all I have are negative thought “

This movie tells us: Adelaide: feel something so wrong doing the right thing Adelaide's Doppleganger: feel something so right doing the wrong thing

The reference to Plato's Allegory of the Cave was brilliant 😂 Im glad i knew that from school

Anyone else notice how much Jordan Peele is inspired by house of 1000 corpses? The shot of Red’s face with Adelaide in the background while they’re in the classroom? Same shot from when Denise is underground (another similarity) with Dr. Satan and his assistant. And Otis yelling run rabbit, also used in Get out

4:55 the younger kid is the weird one among the siblings cliche *DING*

Everything Wrong With Ex Machina sin count: *69 (not on purpose, stop it)* Everything Wrong With Us sin count: *69 (nice)* He's learning.

The boy is a half tether. That’s why he’s able to control the other half tethered one. Also for the new American generation I believed they copied what was going on in the bedroom. (I don’t want to get into that...) For the ppl from other countries they would probably just interact with themselves.

You can’t give a sin for a kid playing where he knows he shouldn’t play, were u ever a child? Lol

They should’ve taken a sin off for Lupita’s acting here. I thought she absolutely killed it imo

She said, "What beach?" because she is hoping that they don't go to that beach. I think there are other beaches in the area.

Love all your videos..

I love the metaphors in this movie. And how everyone can take their own perspective of them! I went as Red this Halloween. US is my favourite horror movie!

8:05, I'm pretty sure she's not killing her because she's one of the tethered

"Everything Wrong With Us" *CinamaSins Are Confessing They're Sins*

I don't like watching horror films, but on this channel I can watch it with a dry witted sarcastic narrator pointing out every flaw... and that makes it so much better

Man, this guy's movie ideas are really good.

I love this movie but have to applaud the onslaught of questions there toward the end. XD

When he took three sins off for the attention to detail... iconic

I love these, because I'm too scared to watch scary movies, they freak me out, but this gives me a whole summary without having to actually watch the whole thing.

I finally got it, the ones you sympathize with are the ones you're exposed to, regardless of whether they are good or bad. It explains a lot about how people end up and don't realize they're on the wrong side.