Nope (Dead Meat Podcast Ep. 171) 

Logan Paul can huff my shorts

You’d be surprised at how impressionable him and his family/friends/fans are, and just how much of a horrible influence no matter the amount of apology videos can change that

Yeah after watching the movie this is ironic..

I hate Logan Paul. But im not surprised a black one defending this shitty movie

or maybe he does get it and felt uncomfortable with the realization and is in denial... either way, that was an embarrassing thread for him to write lmao

This take right here 🤌🏻

Omg yesssss

GOD DAMN, you NAILED it.

YES

A spectacle brought on by ill means

This is the essence of the movie

He doesn't seem to be upset when his horses die though? That part didn't make sense to me although overall I really liked the film. He didn't seem to have much of an emotional response to the horses, except when he goes to rescue Lucky

@@chrisytfc879 I think he did though, even when his father dies, we don’t see him grieve because when you’re working constantly, trying to survive, you may not have time to grieve, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t grieve or lacks empathy it means OJ will always have to keep moving, keep surviving. Edit: bad spelling lol

You're totally right -- he really cares about them. When he went out to check on Ghost in the arena that night, we get a shot of him asking "You good?" just as seriously as he did to his sister and dad.

I also like how OJ specifically chooses Lucky, who is shown earlier to have trouble with eye contact.

I'd like to think he lets it slide because if the cops or another 3rd party comes in, they'll notice the giant unmoving cloud and fuck everything up. Also was jupe planning in killing them with the invite?

In retrospect that makes total sense. Especially with the invitation to the show.

Same

To be fair to Jupe he doesn't know the horses are getting eaten. He thinks Jean Jacket is a spaceship and maybe he can ask "the Viewers" to return the horses someday.

well jupe knew that it was his horse bc that’s the reason why he sent his kids to scare/prank oj

Gordy came out of his rage once the balloons stopped and seemed to try to get back to doing their exploding fistbump

@@a.c.slater7989 Yes but had Jupe made direct eye contact Jordie most likely would've attacked again

I knew he didn't put her there for no reason...

I mean if it’s a big vacuum she’s gonnna be swept up anyways

@@a.c.slater7989 actually apes have their own sign language that fist bump is just their wag of saying hello

That scene in the thing is the most horrifying funhouse attraction and then you die.

That scene was so disturbing

RIGHT and the body horror of the digestion sequence

There's a scene in the beginning of the movie where you're seeing inside some rectangular chamber that is supposed to be an old fashioned camera (with the footage of the jockey) and it's made to look like the creature's digestive tract. The theming and motifs in the movie are out of control, they're so fucking good.

that scene made my skin crawl, i ended up covering my ears because the screams that echoed from the people made me panic and so did the digestion scene that was horrific and almost made me nauseous

Ohhhhh shiiiiiit Issaiha what up man! Hope the internship is going well!

@@DeadMeat it’s going great!!! love the video btw! full on re-lived premiere night lol!

Just curious...DO you know who Chris Kattan is?

Wait yeah that's a good question actually.

@@RossComptonthe19thlol… the claims were right.. I did not know who he was. but i do now! LMAO

Looks like an old camera 🎥

what? anyone who sees that in the sky, other than the braindead characters in the movie, would freak out. no one is like "oh look honey, another flying saucer we're so used to seeing"

@@RayCharound Kadeem isn’t saying that seeing a flying saucer is a normal occurrence, but rather it’s smart that Jean Jacket is taking the form of things we normally associate with being in the sky. Kadeem’s comment actually made me consider what if Jean Jacket has seen UFO’s and took on that form to mimic them - an adaptation. A cool thought, but personally I left thinking the intention was for us to rethink UFOs sightings entirely.

@@DiGGy539 yes, the genius Jean Jacket that eats a giant Bob's Big Boy balloon

@@RayCharound I’m not saying adaptations make animals geniuses, it’s just mimicry. Many animals adapt to blend in with their surroundings or to look like something they’re not. They also often get fooled by other animals. Their intelligence isn’t all or nothing

True. It also helps the horror of the situation that while Gordy is extremely scary, you can’t properly direct blame towards him because it’s not really his fault. As you said, he not the villain. Very smart filmmaking on Jordan Peele’s part.

People also have to understand, it's STILL a wild animal. Captivity or not, instincts are still that of a wild animal and it can't be held for its survival skills kicking in when it gets scared.

RU-vid has got to do something about these bots, man.

@@RealBradMiller yup. Reported that immediately.

Great point. At no point during that scene did I think of Gordy as a villain, I thought he was terrifying....just so sad

Word

I believe he got sucked up intentionally as he knew even if he died then the camera would get spewed back out with its footage as the best possible proof. Unfortunately since the kinda blew the alien up the camera along with the footage was also lost

I didn't even think of that since no one really knows what exactly happens once people gets captured. Ig he learned in the end but the film was destroyed so RIP

@@carktheshark I think they defiantly worked out what happens when you get captured, they'd worked out that it was an animal and also saw it rain blood.

But he also says "we don't deserve the impossible." Really confusing scene, mostly because his character is underdeveloped so we can't say for sure why he committed suicide.

😳

watched the heaven's gate hbo series a few weeks ago and was absolutely Shocked when they showed the skit

My dad mentioned that! He said that no one realized that something horrible happened because everyone thought it was just a joke. It wasn't until a day or so later that everyone realized what had actually happened

Came here to say this!

Interestingly enough Heaven’s Gate is even referenced on the taglines of the Mad Magazine cover in Jupe’s office

Also when he's in the car lolll

thought it was just me

I love that it's the creepiest scene in the movie, and its one big jokey misdirect and it precedes the most horrifying scene in the movie which is when JJ eats Jupe, his family and his audience.

he and his sister slapping eachothers hands had me cackling

@@Falxifer95 The Strangers level of discomfort - heck, probably more since I screamed at the 3rd one being revieled

Wow, thats actually really interesting! Good insight

Holy crap! On a somewhat unrelated note, does that mean there are other characters that have parallels to the wizard of oz? Is Holst more of a cowardly lion or a tin man? Or would angel be the tinman Because his heart is broken?

@@bondfall0072 "Holst" means woodsman, so the Tin Woodsman probably ;).

@@bondfall0072 Angel is the scarecrow, although the name doesn't check out. But he wants to use his mind, and show that he's intelligent. Much as Holst wants to feel something again.

@@bondfall0072 So ... which sibling is Dorothy and which the lion? I think [not-aunty] Em needed to find her courage, and OJ wanted to go home.

Yeah, both hollywood fame and UFO’s are things people look for and aim at, but we see that they just chew you up and spit you out

Owls vomit out the bits they can't digest.

Or skull crawlers (they spit out the bones after eating all the flesh off) or me when I eat a cherry and I spit the thing in the middle out

Have you ever seen the video of the Manta-Ray ‘spawnkilling’ a crab? Basically a crab mid-moulting, and you can see he is exactly like JJ he just sucks in the crab like a vacuum, and then blows real hard with most the shell bits and pushes it into the sand. Very cool visual that looks so surprisingly similar even with that flat disc underside and one hole

@@GuineaPigEverydayThat’s exactly what I thought when watching the film!

That scene really fucked me up too.

I feel the exact same way holy shit, never felt so out of breath and tense from a horror movie before.

Wait, I don't get it?

@@DeadMeat he was wrapped in the blue tarp and barbed wire later on and that saved his life presumably

@@DeadMeat Angel wraps himself in the tarp later (with the barbed wire fence) and it saves him from being eaten by Jean Jacket. He tarps himself up to be safe!

OHHHHHHHHHH WOW!!! Awesome catch!

@@DeadMeat Thanks man!! Peele’s brilliant. 👍

I thought it was more like a Peacock that was trying to entice them to look at it so it can go eat them.

@@stevenmccallum4268 yeah same

@@stevenmccallum4268 Agreed. It's what causes them all to look, so it worked.

That's what I thought. It's a defensive mood of sorts, especially considering JJ almost ate barbwire. I don't think it can eating in that form, it went back into saucer form to eat the balloon. (Plus they made a point to show the flags are still attached to Lucky.)

@@stevenmccallum4268 I think its both since it cant eat as the beauty, only as the sauser

Saw it a second time and had to walk out at that part

I almost had to leave the theater for a little bit after that one lol

@@grape9926 me too. I honestly hadn’t felt like that since War of the Worlds. I was about 10 and the scene where they extracted the blood from people to spray it everywhere made me throw up… horror movies rarely scare me… alien horror when done right FUCKS ME UP!!!

I don't think I've ever been more disturbed after a movie and it was because of that scene. And it was so short too, but damn it freaked me out

My cloulsterphobia 💀💀💀 My mom had to look away

Not to mention kids are forced to make pretty big choices at the age of 12

I’ve heard plenty of tales of family channels that abuse their kids for the sake of views, both on and off screen. More mistreatment in the name of spectacle. You may well be onto something here, dude.

I didn't realize until I saw a comparison pic on Twitter, but I still somehow wasn't surprised, like it had registered subconsciously for me and I just didn't actively put the pieces together. I think that speaks incredibly highly to Peele's visual cues because I understood that they were linked without even actively realizing it.

Theres also the theory how the faces of the alien suits was based on the actress that got her face ruined by gordy and how it ties in to how Jupe truly didnt see nor cared on what was wrong bout the inccident and how he saw his co-star friend's traumatizing moment as a opportunity for the design of the alien mascot suits. She even looked like she was very uncomfortable and didnt wanna be there when she was introduced to the crowd. Tho granted, i like the panavision camera idea more since it fits more and the fact the the suits lacked the horrid mouth disfigurement that she had (prolly would be too on the nose/not marketable for jupes)

@@shinobu8789 I have also seen that theory, but I don’t think Jupe nor Jordan Peele would make it look like the actress because it might seem like he was making fun of her, y’know?

@@shinobu8789 Really? I got the opposite vibe from her. It seemed like he was very compassionate towards her and that she was excited to be involved and happily waving to the crowd. I’d definitely be open to the design of the alien faces resembling her but I do feel like the appeal of Jupe is partially that he IS still compassionate for others while also being a self-centered showman.

@@charlottedawn2482 This. To me, the costumes and the toys like chimps. They look nothing like her. I don't think he would invite his "first crush" to friends and family day of his new show if he made the aliens look like her. As you said, she waved to the audience. She was happy to be there and to support Jupe.

I think they mean that some films are deliberately hard to understand. Jordan Peele puts everything in there for you, but you might not get it all on first viewing

Yeah I totally didn't get any of that while watching it and I do feel stupid that I didn't. But that's why we have James and Chelsea to explain it to us :)

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Wait, I so t get it. Just bc he doesn't make eye contact with the alien and horses he's autistic? Social anxiety I can see, but not autism.

I was thinking that too. I saw Em potentially being ADHD

@@Vincisomething Adhd Em and Autistic OJ is so cool.

@@Vincisomething that wasn't their point, their point is oj being neurodiverse is a positive plot point

yeah i definitely felt like it was smth like thi. esp since jupe was also monetizing his own trauma (collecting merch and selling out the store for tourists)

Another theme is trying to tame animals or really anything that isn't meant to be tamed. Getting the horses and Gordy to act for one example, and Jupe making a deal with Jean Jacket.

Another thing is the value of material over life. This plays a part in the Gordy being utilized and treated as an object of hollywood on set like most people treat animals in show business for monetary gains. This correlates with the Alien when they perceived it as an object at first(UFO) like Jupe using it for his own gains and realized that it actually is living organism. Ironically it spits out inorganic matter where it is pretty much alluding to valuing life over materials which opposes human values over material than life. Each character’s name has meaning O. J.- Otis J.r and his father name means Son of Ode(lyrical poem) and also means “wealth” as a German name which is ironic being as though Otis Sr was killed by nickel going through his eye. Em- Emerald’s name is obviously the name of a illustrious gem however the symbolism behind an Emerald is based solely on sight and future vision in some cultures. Take Colombian culture they view emeralds as conduits for clairvoyance, premonitions, etc. Chelsea even mentioned the wizard reference of wearing emerald glasses to view the city in green. This correlates with the movie being as though sight plays big part of the movie’s plot; they don’t look at the creature so that they won’t upset it. Another correlation is the creature’s eye is square and green like how most emeralds are cut. Jupe- Jupe being his nick name I’m assuming full nickname is Jupiter which is a gigantic gas planet that is named after the roman god of sky. This correlates with the creature being a sky dweller and able to use nimbus clouds to camo itself. Another thing is that planet Jupiter is known to have a gigantic “eye” of storms on its surface which plays in the sight of spectacles theme of the movie. Angel- His name is clearly a reference to Angels in christianity. Angels were known as messengers and watchers which plays into his last name Torres which means towers which could reference how he was watching over the Haywoods from the cameras on high grounds. This correlates with the Creature being referenced as an Angelic-esque being who was watching from the skies. Antler Holst- Antler’s name seems easy to comprehend like obviously his name is the name of a structure of horns on deers, moose, and other cervid relatives. However the old french meaning of the word “Andouiller” state of being before the eyes. Another eye reference in a name, he’s a camera man that catches the impossible shot before his eyes(the camera is always before his eyes).

The fact that people paid him to sit in that museum of trauma made me ill...

It gave me fire in the sky vibes in the scariest way possible lol

@@bryannothem1505 No doubt! When Travis gets abducted and wakes up in that pink jelly like substance

I agree, the fact you know that they are screaming WHILE being digested, and it is slow, knowing that he flies while they are still screaming, Jesus

Yeah that’s nope

@@bryannothem1505 TOTALLY

just had the same experience. I think it's the way the movie needs to be seen- alone, with zero distractions. Really captures the atmosphere.

@@gableprescott7405 yep, now that its on digital its reallllly creepy

that sounds terrifying omg

I could definitely see a little counter/piece of the pie chart for the horses and Gordy.

Like a 2nd counter for horses, gordy, and jean jacket.

good eye!

Very cool

It's crazy how at all times Jean Jacket knows where they live and at any point in time it could attack. One of the questions I had was why JJ waited as long as it did, seemingly watching them the entire time except for when it "attacked" and killed the dad

Same!! I love how - to my mind - that scene’s such a literal interpretation of the quote at the start of the film. They try to take their initial shots of JJ, but fail, and in return JJ quite literally shits on their house (“cast abominable filth” lol), making them a ‘spectacle’ to the audience. Fantastic scene and overarching themes/narratives.

@@GoodyBadApple omg I didn't think of that and that totally matches I love how much depth there is to every scene in this movie

Just watched the movie and, after that scene, my friend said; "man it's gotta smell like shit now"

Its literally a blood bath

"Here in Brazil is "Não, não olhe" it's like, dont look." Just had to confirm lol I never knew that. That's interesting!!

Even when the last act wasn’t so scary/horror, there was still anxiety since you had no idea just how expendable the side characters, much less when OJ has thats elf-sacrificing moment, you just had no idea what was going to happen

I had to skip alot of the beginning because i was too creeped out (managed to see the key points though) but i was ok when they revealed the alien was like a wild animal, made me wayyyy less creeped out

KAT BLAQUE DID A VIDEO ON NOPE???????

I don’t know if it’s called the same, but I‘ve been watching a lot of tarantula videos, and they do the same thing. They prefer to run, but if there is no immediate exit they will rear up, stretching their front legs, and bare their fangs. Heck, you can even see that in us humans, straightening up, spreading arms, and going loud. It’s a pretty great survival reaction, trying to bluff your way out of a threatening situation. You’re trying to be perceived as the bigger threat in the room.

​@@ArDeeMee I think the most amusing but common example is cats/kittens, when they puff up, the classic Halloween cat isn't an angry cat but a scaredy cat

Get Out last? Sheeesh!

@@IJohnSmith Haha last place for Peele's films is still top tier genre filmmaking

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Us as number one? That's a surprise. For me, it's Get Out, Nope, Us.

Hi tell it animated I love your videos

lesson, starring in the eyes of an wild animal is a death sentence

And the shoe. Kept his attention.

I like to think that OJ and jean jacket mirror the flying purple people eater song antler sings. " I won't eat you cuz you're too tough."

He was staring at the shoe, instead of the ape which is what saved him, and why he kept the shoe. It's also another reason for the "bad miracle" explanation. He thought that he had a connection with the ape and that's why he was spared but it was actually because he was staring at the shoe. He thinks he's special so he's not afraid of the ship. He thinks it's trying to communicate when in reality, it's just hungry and doing what it does naturally. He doesn't understand or respect animals, which is why he's willing to feed horses to it. Because of this, he dies.

And it was an Elmo

I feel bad for Travis as much as the friend. Obviously what happened to her was horrible, but I feel that most people read the story and only hear how vicious chimps can be and not what conditions set them off in the first place.

He was also given drugs.

And then the owner had the nerve to get another chimp! That whole story is so horrific from the very start to the end.

@@jackroberts2704 Chimps do the worst things you can imagine to other primates in the wild. It's probably best if we just leave them out there and keep our distance.

Also, the Gordy segment of the movie from the title card right up to the shot of older Jupe with his thousand yard stare is a little over 6 minutes and 13 seconds.

Also I wish I would've taken notes because I saw the movie twice, but the cinematographer going through all the footage of animals sent my mind off in all different directions. Most of the animals shown are considered predators, there's focus shots on all of their eyes, close up. But also most of the clips are of two predators duking it out. And some incredibly weird looking scenarios like the giant snake defeating and eating a tiger. Obviously he's made a career off these "impossible shots" but his footage is gruesome, off-putting and honestly sad, no one wants to believe a tiger could be defeated by a snake much less WATCH it be consumed. I think it's made him cynical and maybe he's even had to do some unethical movie shit that put those animals in harm's way for profit. Who knows, but I think he was willing to sacrifice himself for THE shot, even if he has the sense to warn Emerald about the pursuit of fame. Very good character imo, hasn't left my mind!

emerald and oj adhd and autism solidarity

A connection bolstered by OJ’s “I see you” gesture

But alsojean jacket couldn't be tamed

Same, JJ was hers to train and she got them. Reason why OJ named it JJ

6 months is also how long Jupe had been feeding horses to Jean Jacket

Also, OJ's general proficiency with handling animals likely saved him, holding eye contact and establishing his dominance likely made Jean Jacket back down. Also, the last stationary horse JJ devoured got lodged in it's throat and caused it great pain.

Yeah, Lucky is one of the Haywood's better trained horses. He does not panic when JJ was snatching Jupe and his audience up, and he does not panic when JJ was unfurling itself for a final showdown. We have seen Haywood's other horses being snatched by JJ by now, ALL of them panicked and ran which I am sure what triggered JJ's feeding cue. If OJ does not bring Lucky for the final confrontation, he will 100% died to JJ because the horse WILL panic and either dislodge OJ or ran from the massive creature with OJ on, both will result in the same outcome of JJ eating OJ because it is expecting him to react.

It’s not even an alien movie!!! I love it!

Ikkk! The whole concept of the alien was so so cool, the scene where em and angel were trapped in the house So crazyy

There's also that fridge horror about Jean Jacket being a territorial animal, because it implies there's potentially something worse than it for it to be so aggressive

@@Sm0k3turt I mean, technically it is? Just because it isn’t a flying saucer doesn’t negate the possibility that Jean Jacket is extraterrestrial in nature.

@@willmiester4051 also true. It doesn’t confirm nor deny anything and I love that ambiguity actually

I definitely read the pills as some kind of cancer medication and that he decided to go out on his own terms.

Pretty badass to purposefully get eaten by an alien just for the novelty lmao

@@buckyhurdle4776 *for the once-in-a-lifetime footage =)

That, and when Atlers singing Flying Purple People Eater. Michael Wincott's voice is so deep, it gave me chills.

This is so sweet to read! Thank you for the kind words ❤️

@Dead Meat hey will you guys have Keke Palmer and the rest of the cast on and talk about their favorite scary movies? She was in Scream Queens btw so it’d be cool to talk about that. And you guys should talk about season 2 of Chucky in a future discussion before it comes out

Thank you, sincerely. Such a lovely comment ❤️

So did I! I'm autistic and my brother has ADHD and we're both very OJ and Em, respectively, haha.

im not on the spectrum as we know of, but i did immediately think oj seemed some sort of neurodivergent. i got the idea from his eye contact thing, and the way he talked and acted just solidified that to me. thinking about it more after the movie makes me think it must have been on purpose

Being neurodivergent myself, I got a little excited by the nuances from OJ and was like, "he's just like me!"

While I'm not neuordivergent myself, I noticed the certain traits as well as was so happy. It's nice to see lead characters who are different! They shyness of his character was pretty relatable to me, It can be hard for me to speak up with i'm around a lot of strangers and others are more assertive.

Just saw it and I had the same thoughts!! I immediately recognised the looking downward possibly to avoid eye contact in the first scene and like, thirteen different situations I’ve been in like tht came to mind lmao

I remember hearing about his comments but I agree about the irony. He is the same guy that filmed a dead body in a know suicide forest for youtube. The movie also speaks of messed up morals too. I never once realized how terribly ironic of Logan Paul even though he has a right to his opinion.

The Gordy scenes were VISCERAL! It made me sick but I couldn't look away no matter how bad. The impact, her cries

Yeah, it feels closely connected to the whole theme of spectacle at high cost, seeking for that “Oprah shot” being closely associated to its demanded danger

I TOUGHT ABOUT OCCULT TOO!!!! Also, when Oj goes to get lucky back there is a pig on the roof that didnt get eaten, because pigs can't look up And Jupe's design for the aliens has the head of the cameras that were filming when the Gordy accident happened, and the body of a chimpanzee

Jigoku da

I think the TMZ dude's helmet being exactly like the VFX ball is what makes OJ realise he can't save him (soz if they bring that up, I haven't finished the whole podcast yet)

Probably because that not only could happen, but kinda DID happen. Who among us doesn't remember Travis the chimp back in 2009?

@@adoramae5436 and the way it was teased throughout the movie and the way it was filmed, it felt VERY real. like it wasn’t even a set. it felt like i was actually watching it happen, brilliant direction.

I'm gonna watch the movie just for this comment.

holy shit it was so scary i hated it so much 😭

The more and more they revealed what went down added a layer of eeriness to the whole incident

The innards was great. Probably the best inclusion in the movie. I honestly don't think I would cut out one scene in the movie

I saw someone call that "Big gulp," and that's the only way I'll ever refer to that scene

Meanwhile I'm an east coast kid who had no idea Fry's was a real place until I heard this podcast...

The movie was way, WAY more disturbing than I thought, the Gordy scene chilled me to the bone of how real it was, even without knowing that almost exact same incident happened in real life, the innards scene scarred me tho, I WAS NOT prepared for it, and I am still thinking. in my opinion- Best horror movie of the year so far.

Me and my friends literally screamed "Akira Slide!" And when we got outside we fanboying all over the place lmao

At the beginning of the film, us, the film audience, stare in confusion, horror, and curiosity and are eventually pulled into Jean's stomach, exactly like the audience at the Star Lasso Experience. Just like them, we didn't know any better. We didn't know we weren't supposed to look at it because we came to the theater for a spectacle, and obviously you wouldn't look away right as the show is getting started. This is Jordan Peele's ingenious way of proving that if we were put into the same situation, we would meet the same fate as that poor audience.

@@airo2theknee846 Underated comment.

Very well said. I was freaked out by the first scene.

@@StopmotionSamurai I avoided most trailers and theories and was surprised the film opened with that, horrified actually lol

2009. That’s when the real life incident happened. I don’t remember the names of the women involved ; but there is a 911 call from the owner of 180 lbs male chimp attacking her friend . ‘He’s killing her!’ Is what I remember from that horrifying call. The woman that was attacked actually survived, and has had several surgeries to repair her face. The owner passed away some years ago. Yes, when I saw that scene in the cold open, that is where my brain went to. I was a zookeeper for 15 years . I worked in our zoo nursery with Chimps , Gorillas, and Orangutans. Male Chimps terrified me the most. Even young ones. I remember one at 3 years old that I made it a point to stay away from. All that came flooding back in that scene. The scariest in the movie!

@@denisematthews6215 i seemed to mix different incidents together. but i love your reply, your fear is so valid, i feel like i would have been the same way with certain species as an animal keeper. Im too paranoid of a person to even turn my back on an animal like that.

I had the same thought and me and my cousin kept talking about that idea.

I noticed the pills and pointed it out to my sister.

yeah i notied that too! later when emerald is watching an old tape of their father doing the spiel he says two “greats” so i can imagine she has replayed and listen to that tape a lot and it stuck in her head that way

I thought they did that because it was eventually gonna be revealed that the guy actually wasn't related to them and that whole story was just something Keith David's character made up.

My thoughts exactly. Gonna get it on BD to rewatch it

Yeah, going through all the comments and seeing just how deep all the foreshadowing goes is astounding.

Wow

Plus the message is so on point. I love it

@@bryannothem1505 I know right? What a masterpiece

Funnily enough, NOPE is a double entendre for the phrase “Not of Planet Earth”

Agreed it's so damn good and what Logan said was so stupid

Agreed Jordan Peele is amazing

Do you think the family was in on it? It'd be hard to hide a beast that size

Correct

That and all of Jupe's family and friends/audience being devoured were both terrifying scenes.

It was scary, but more uneasy and sad for me

But the digestion though? Very fire in the sky

the girl whimpering and then being bashed in the face by the chimp. that is terrifying, i held my breath the whole scene

He found a way to make up unable to look away....even if you close your eyes, you FEEL the impact through the sounds. It forced me to watch it because the scene without sight made it so much worse cause my imagination filled the gaps

Awesome!!

@@DeadMeat are you gonna do a kill count for Halloween ends

@@petertassy4030 You do know he can’t until it’s out on Blu-Ray, right? Heck it’s not even out at all right now. Not until October.

@@DeadMeat woah Dead Meat reading a comment

You can't have an agreement, because it's a wild animal. You may think you control it, but it can still rip your face off if it wants to.

@@chrisytfc879 having an agreement is the opposite of "controlling" it. It's a 2 way street when there's an agreement between predator and human. If you just try to exploit it (like Jupe) you're gonna get it. That's our main characters thesis throughout the movie.

Same it's such an amazing movie

@卐-Lakehuntist-卐 nobody cares bro

Hope you good 😁💋

Hope you do good

Sorry for you loss❤

And the incredible thing is, it plays fair with the movie's themes by not looking directly at the carnage.

I've always thought chimps are terrifying, I've never understood how some people think they're cute.

@@kassjazzy they are extremely violent animals

I did something that I haven't done in a horror movie since I was about 8: I hunched down in my seat and held my bag in front of myself as if it could protect me.

Mind telling me the theory video? That sounds very interesting

@@nickmendoza6615 it was one of Looper's videos I think, and it was less a put together theory and more of an observation that Peele started the movie with a quote from the Tanakh and it's a movie about spectical. And I like this idea that the Alien was possibly older than the ranch, if not ancient (Ancient Aliens reference from Angel) and that's why it's so territorial. Like I said, not a fleshed out theory, but I think it's a cool idea.

The NOPE subreddit pops off with a lot of theories. It’s like a goldmine of discussions

Also looks like 1960s weather balloons (roswell anyone?)

Check out a channel "movies and munchies" Has a very nice explained video