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lol, so many start out the same way, and then think she might not be a part of it until the secret stash is found

A lot of us did. I said the same thing at first. She seemed cool as hell when that cop pulled them over

There's also a hint to the grandmother early on. "Mother loved her kitchen, so we keep a piece of her in here. Georgina, this is Chris."

@@aaronbeatdown THIS!

@@aaronbeatdown Ope, I just commented that before I saw yours, lol.

For me it’s when everyone stops talking and looks up when he goes upstairs

I think devin nailed with her brother, he seemed like he was not into this deep down

Its a fact that it's his best film

I’ve seen 3 films with him as the primary actor and I’m honestly never disappointed. Nope was ok, it think the storyline could’ve been better in my opinion

Yeah Candyman, and US were great, but Get out wad on another level. I know I'm like the only one that didn't really like Nope.

@@steveomac385 yah it wasn’t bad but it was just very very decent in my opinion maybe I just thought it was going to be mind blowing and crazy

@@greenscreenmovieguy5582 yeah I probably just had high expectations. Like if it was a random lower budget movie I probably would have liked it. Peele sets expectations though.

Thank you I appreciate it. I respect for trying but your intuition always gives red flags

@@deving9793 Dude, your muscular built is insane

Kind of off topic but check out the book A Renegade History of the United States by Thaddeus Russell. Fantastic book that totally changed my view of history and how cultures change.

Classes like that are so terrific, aren’t they? When I was getting my bachelors back in the ‘80s, I took a feminist lit class that was specifically sci-fI/fantasy written by women, with occasional internal horror stories like The Yellow Wallpaper, and it was one of my favorite lit courses. Introduced me to one of my all-time favorite writers, CL Moore.

@@kathyastrom1315 This is (obviously) a master's course, but you're right. If you wind up in the right literature course - with the right professor - then the course can be phenomenal. Last semester, for example, I took a course on dystopian fiction and wound up writing my final research paper about Neuromancer and how the world is showing signs of being a cyberpunk dystopia right now. (I wound up buying other William Gibson books and have The Peripheral on my TBR pile, and I hope to get to it this summer.) It's my goal to use parts (not all) of what I learn and somehow implement it into my own classroom at some point as I work on becoming the English teacher I always wanted to have.

😂😂 gotta sleep with one eye open and she damn sure ain’t drinking tea around me

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Much love!

The only thing that irked me was “I want your eye, man”. Not only did it sound just weird and off. It doesn’t really make sense. Unless the artist is dumb. Being a photographer isn’t about sight. 20 people can take A photo of the same thing and only a talented person will angle it right and see the right things. He showed that himself, by being an art dealer while being blind. Art and photography isn’t simple like that. It would have been better if he said “eyes”.

Such good insights. The picking cotton thing… brilliant!

They wuz kangz!!!

Documentary?

It's ironic, but what exactly is "hilarious" about it? There's nothing funny about slavery and Peele was definitely not striving for humor with that scene.

@@LittleBlueOwl318 bro I find the irony funny. Obviously slavery is not funny… I don’t think I would like your taste in comedy lol

which is odd, because it's similar to "Skeleton Key"

Should have won for best picture too. An original horror movie that's GOOD.

Same!

@Devin G Post a video of you watching Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973 and Fist 👊 Of Fury from 1972.

Appreciate it!!

@@deving9793 yes sir

Hey hey! I appreciate you tuning in

@@deving9793 his other movie “Us” is a good one too (hint hint) lol

💯this. tbh I dont prefer to be the only white dude ina group, but that kinship not immediately there w others. idk maybe im different tho

Yeah I'm sure there's different experiences out there, but there's people that believe the idea of immediate kinship is somehow bogus. This sort of "I can't relate to what you're talking about therefore it doesn't exist" - that's the only thing that irks me But thanks for sharing your experience. It's nice knowing that perspective exists

Mann this was 🔥

@@deving9793 glad you loved it, bro. Your reactions are awesome everytime. Thank you!

@Devin G Post a video of you watching Enter The Dragon 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉 with Bruce Lee from 1973 and Fist 👊 Of Fury from 1972.