GET OUT (2017) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION 

He is TS mother f-ing A, he handles shit

NOt only that but usually they're annoying. Rod is a perfect side character. Helpful, funny, and reliable

@@AFMountaineer2000 hahaha! Yep...

but was he really needed other than as an alternative means for exposition?

Agree! He's such a satisfying character. The whole screenplay is a gem.

According to Jordan peele, the ending was supposed to be different. Chris was supposed to be busted and was sent to jail, but the ending was changed in order to make it happier.

@@KillerXGothMadness yup. I was so relieved when I had found that out. Glad they didn’t go with that one.

@@KillerXGothMadness they shot it as an alternative ending, definitely wasn't a fan of it.

ALOT of blacks on top of a white women and all the white boys dont do anything-I lived in the hood homeboy and alot of blacks have white wives and gf this is 2021 not 1940 dumbo

@@mrnadeviant6320 what are you trying to say? And I’m saying who are the cops going to believe?

That’s interesting. My wife is Navajo and they believe in, and pray to beings they call The Holy People, essentially their ancestors.

Oh, I did not know that. What a great touch!

This translation is so incredible to me. I'm from Chicago. My ancestors (read: my great-grandparents) were among the first of the Great Migration to Chicago to escape racial terrorism in Mississippi. I've never gone South for the first 23 years of my life. Then, during a family road trip, we crossed the Mississippi River, and I literally had such a deep, profound sense of dread overtake my whole body. It was like multiple voices were confused and anguished, telling me to "RUN BACK NORTH. YOU DON'T BELONG HERE." It was extremely shocking.

@@blackprotagonist omg that is so interesting. I also have never been down south, but have always wanted to visit. Thanks for sharing!!

Lppp

That's also why the deer messed with him at the beginning too

@@cloutxaddy4521 Not to mention that the father kept going on about killing deer, and then Chris uses a deer head to kill the father. He used a symbol that reminded him of his own powerlessness to take bake control of the situation. Genius writing

That's why he went back for the grandma

there’s a million of those little details in this movie. worth a rewatch 100%

This movie has multiple layers and each is wildly fascinating beyond belief. Here's another example of what I'm referring to in the movie. Notice how every female in the movie dominates their husband/boyfriend/partner/significant other. Starting with Rose in the beginning of the movie. Rose questioned Chris about what he packed for the trip ( such as toothbrush, leisure wear, pajamas and etc. The mother dominated the husband and son.

Blind, brain exposed, nobody to sew him back together. Such a horrible way to go. Maybe he'll call 911 and survive.

@@SalvableRuin since the house was on fire dunno about that xD

@@SalvableRuin Why? Fuck em, lmao

@@SalvableRuin he'll call 911 brainless?

That's a really fascinating detail! You also notice that when Chris and Rose first arrive at the house, Rose leaves her bag at the bottom of the stairs for Chris to lug upstairs, indicating that she's not as angelic as she seems...

@@trinaq There are so many little details in "Get Out" that you only catch on 3rd and 4th viewing. I love your detail with the bag.

​@@trinaq SO many little details to be found. It's like a scavenger hunt in a suspense thriller movie.

@@lethaldose2000 Thanks very much! I didn't catch the cop ID or the bag details until about my third rewatch! 😂

@@trinaq I know it's so intense. I think Cassie would like "Knives Out" if she was into this flick.

On the contrary, it really sells this family as disturbed people.

Psychopath people uses bing

Or that the TSA can do shit! 😂

Lol

Ooh, those comments certainly didn't age well, right?!

I absolutely loved the burbs. It's more comedy than horror and I laugh so much 🤣😂😆

I don't believe she was sticking up for him. She just did not want a police record of him being associated with her since he was going to disappear.

@@lolaandloki7450 Classic.

@@trinaq As soon as they said that I was hype for the big reveal lol

Why is the cop racist but the boyfriend isn't for assuming her parents would be racist because they're White?

@@AdamtheGrey02 clutch your pearls

@@callmeshaggy5166 lol my question was a logical one and that's your response?

@@AdamtheGrey02 He doesn't outright assume that though. It's very probable that he or another black person he knows had a bad experience with meeting racist parents. That's why he wanted to know if Rose told them; if they know he's black and invite them anyway, they're at least not going to chase him with a shotgun or shout slurs at him. It's not that he assumes all white people act like that, but some do and if the parents knowingly invite a black person he can be quite sure they're not going to attack him physically or verbally. That's not assuming, that's ruling out the worst possible outcome. Here's a logical answer to your "logical only if you don't think about it" question.

@@DerMoerpler He assumed it considering he didn't know them yet he got very nervous. His buddy did the same when he talked about White folks. Reverse that dialogue and the media would have a seizure. I'm also not the one claiming this is racism. I'm merely pointing out if you can conclude what the cop did was racist then what he did was also racist. He stereotyped them regardless of experience or not which is what the cop did. The cop could also have had his share of negative experiences from Black people or the cop could have been correct that a mere incident in that part of the country in this made up world would give him the authority to ask for everyone's ID. Also, the "worst possible outcome" that only came to his mind enough to want it to be ruled out was because they were White.

Wow. Never noticed that, good catch. this movie has so many details.

Ok, Carly laughing about the deer incident is hilarious!

And separating the colored Fruit Loops from the white milk.

Yep that cereal scene showed that made her character a complete psychopath for sure.

Also the pictures on the wall behind her are all her victims, on display like hunting trophies.

I was like..."the FIRST time?!" How many times, my dear?!

They live in the north so they probably hit them as much as we hit damn sand hill cranes in florida

@@bombomos Oh, deer!

Does the sister have a channel we don't know about? ;)

Oh I don’t know, I remember Salad Fingers.

@@Lumibear. please don't remind me. I almost for got about it.

Then you haven't seen the horribly slow murderer with the extremely inefficient weapon... spoons can be scary.

There is no spoon.

Didnt the sherrif want to cut out robin Hoods heart with a spoon?

He was in Black panther also. He played the betraying friend.

Also Tucker in Johnny English Reborn

@@buffysummers5080 Also played an actual black panther in judas and the black messiah. His name is Daniel Kaluuya.

Jesse Owens beat his father and he "almost got over it".

Oh man... I've never picked up on that. I need to watch the entire film again, it's so good.

True. Also the phrase "keep them around" carries a connotation of control to it. As if they never had an choice to leave.

@@janleonard3101 And the father is still running at night. Training. Still trying to beat Jesse Owens. That's why he wanted a black "vessel."

Another line that has different meaning when you look back is when the Dad says they had to seal off the basement because there's "black mould" down there, mould as in an object hollowed out to have something poured inside.

Anyone who’s “hits” a deer knows deer actually hit you.

@@ziggystardog I was driving home from night classes before and a deer started to run into the road so I braked hard as shit and the deer swerved right into the side of my car. If the stupid fucking deer would have kept running straight he would have been fine

Anyone who lives in deer country knows this is just a fact of life.

I think it’s a Canada thing

@@Gnossiene369 deers 100% know wtf a car is. They can understand being in front of a giant moving object is bad. Comparing it to fish climbing is fucking stupid, plus salmon do climb waterfalls.

this is what happens when you take his stapler.

Stephen Root. Also voices Bill Dauterive and Buck Strickland on King of the Hill.

@@ClimbingEasy Nice! I know him from the Coen Bros. work. A fantastic character actor !

dodgeball also

Also played the blind DJ in "O Brother, Where Art Thou".

He has one of the most expressive faces in cinema. His performance in Nope was awesome, also Judas and the Black Messiah (which I just realized, reunited Kaluuya with Lakeith Stanfield).

Agreed, While I understand the alternate ending's point about inequality and racism in the justice system, it just wouldn't have fit the campiness of the film.

I think Peele who grew up with a white family has very intimate experiences aswell with probably some things similar like the odds comments people make throughout the movie

@@LoftusBlake most black people could relate to the comments made in the movie 🤣🤣🤣 especially if you grew up as the only black family in a neighborhood

*rolls eyes...

@@RamathRS Roll 'em on out of here lol🤷🏾‍♂️

Omg black ppl should shut the f up, we're black too and this has nothing to do racism or anything....we don't experience any of this shit, this is just a movie, thats all! What a bunch of victim minded idiot who wanna make everything abt u, no one cares about your skin color, cut it out!!

Yes I agree

Yep, hold onto your seats, it'll be a bumpy ride for Cassie and Carly!

@@kevinpatrickcarey3741 "She's like butter !" "Shaun of the Dead" (2004)

That's why I always suggest certain people who aren't comfortable with horror movies to tread carefully... And not jump into something TOO SCARY because it will scar a person permanently away from the Genre

Liberals are scary.

Do you mean (Jordan) Peele?

@@callmeshaggy5166 oops, yes that's what I meant...my bad 😊

Same here

Hes a fantastic actor❤️

He has the face, and the creep factor is down packed.

Honestly acting is mostly about the face. A lot of people could learn to act, but they mostly cast people based on how their face looks and what types of characters it fits.

i know him from the movie Stonewall and he play the "weird" one and the brother in The Last Exorcism

'Modern day classic'? I wouldn't go that far.

Cassie & Carly are sisters.

@@jonjohns65 Thank you for responding to me.😊

I realize you don't want to hear this, but that scene isn't about the police - it's about women. Men have finally reached the limit of their tolerance for women (especially white women) who think they can use tears and lies to get everything they want. That's exactly the kind of toxicity behind the whole 'Karen' meme. Since they face no accountability, women have really come to rely on that method - and that's why it's so vindicating to watch it fail in that scene.

​@@patwilliams4732 It's both, really. White women have been weaponizing the police against Black men for over a century and a half. White men don't need the pretext, they're mostly free to commit violence against Black people as they please, especially if they're cops.

Yes!!! 👻

Great movie

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Oh...that's where I recognised him from...thanks!