Movie was dumb as hell

@@dustintacohands1107 sometimes these movies are hit or miss. But I'm pretty sure you loved black panther

@@PastorGooch it was fun yeah

@@dustintacohands1107 yea black panther is for bots. Makes sense u like it especially when all u can say is “it’s dUmB”-🦧.

@@jingleballs9935 lol you like balls huh?

​@@Antoinebrownn wtf??

He directed Candyman which was a reboot. Just saying

it was a sequel reboot

Dumb comment

​@@bayek9869 did he write it, though?

Why are you surprised that racists exist? Would you expect a racist person to enjoy a movie that is basically Invasion of the Bodysnatchers and all the villains are white? All these commenters saying the film is racist are just racists using the oldest trick in the book... Calling anything that involves race "racist" lol.

Nah YOU have missed the point . This movie is racist towards white people .

Naw it wasn't scary or that interesting tbh and was overhyped

The director is racist.

You live in a bubble

You gotta watch the new cronenberg "crimes of the future". If you like body horror this movie will make you queasy

There’s a alternate ending too u gotta watch it 😮‍💨🔥

Awkward why?

666th like, agreed.

Sorry to Bother You

Well, first rule of filmmaking. Pretty hard to do that with a book haha

@@jayferler4617 'show don't tell' means describe something, don't just tell the reader: for example, don't say 'Jim is angry' but instead write: 'Jim's face reddened; there was a low clicking noise of his teeth grinding.'

and yet this story still barely made any sense at all

@@gordonlekfors2708 it did you’re just in your hurt little wee wee feelings

First rule of anime: treat the audience like idiots and tell them litrally everything

bruh fr tho, i’m black and my gf is indian so we get a double up on the annoying questions when we go places together

@@Ryzentaco frustrating isn’t it. How do you deal with it? I was in the reverse of your situation once. I dated a girl from Tanzania so I fully understand what you’re going through. But don’t listen to these insecure used anal probes 😁

Moved to a foreign country and complain about the locals asking questions? I wouldn’t mind that as a white American. In fact I’d be flattered and engaged.

@@chrism9493 we didn’t move. We were born here!!!

@@Poopdeck1015 I don’t ask for apologies whenever a foreigner assumes that all Americans behave like Southerners.

It’s one movie settle down

Dude has barely made any movies, but he's up there with Speilberg, Scorsese, Tarantino, Christopher Nolan etc? lol Right

​@@SuperMontsta yes. And most of those dudes you brought to the table has nothing to add to the game for a decade now, so f em and f u for being such a predictle loza

​@@SuperMontstanolan makes dogshit movies only oppenheimer was fine. tarantinos movies have horrible fighting effects, misogyny (not even to point out misogyny its just awkwardly placed), gratuitous SA of men, and pulp fiction was only memorable due to sam jackson. Scorsese has some better films but theyre all the same film over and over. And spielberg is arguably the only one superior to peele here. And thats only due to the power of Schindler's list which he didnt even write bc it was a true story. Peele didnt just write abt the racial commodification of black ppl, he also has films on very interesting topics unrelated to get out. Dude is also a prolific comedian who had his own show for years. Yall just dont want to give him his flowers bc you dont personally relate to Chris.

@@cyagami90 I never said anything about him as a comedian, did I? Everyone loves Key and Peele, or when he was on MadTV. No one is talking about that here. We're talking about directing. His movies don't compare to everyone you listed. "Well, I like him more." Literally subjective. What's NOT subjective is number of hits they've made, how much they've made (they're in the business of putting butts in seats) and awards and accolades. Peele doesn't stack up to them in those regards, plain and simple. He doesn't have the career length they've had either. Combined, Peele writing hasn't even beaten one comic that came out 58 years ago.

😂😂. You have to watch more movies. This one was horrible.

​@dominicmcfeeley4142 not horrible, but in terms of horror really not scary

@@Antoinebrownn horrible take

@@MsLeighton41 its more of a thriller

Suggest some then ​@@Antoinebrownn

What thoughts did it provoke?

I get the point of the film. But that quote you have is so hilarious to me. “Really captures the uncomfortable reality of black American” Should I even explain how fucking funny that statement is? Lmfaooo

@@boymaica387 it’s not funny it’s true and it’s sad.

@@sabrinahardin9115 naw I stand by my statement that quote is funny asf. The movie is metaphoric of racism a black person endures but doesn’t “capture the uncomfortable reality” because it’s an extreme which is okay.

Lol if you want to see how tough black people had it go back to 1960 and 1970 They have it decent to good today no matter what your middle age white professor tells you in university

Hollywood fucked him up

what’d you think of nope? Pretty good right?

@@metamonpulls1560 producers are having a field day fucking up his projects … so sad

@@metamonpulls1560 shit was awful.

@@JamesSpleenTV it was interesting but the ending sucked ass in my opinion, that was a unique way of looking at UFO’s but then when it started like becoming a fucking weird ass sky creature thing it was kinda dumb

Anyone who can't see that Peele was dumping a TON of his own emotional baggage into this film isn't paying attention. I would've loved to see the reaction of his white wife's parents the first time they watched this movie. "Is that really what you think of us, Jordan?"

​@@JakeKoenig grow up

🤮

Yup.

yeah - he is super intelligent - he changed the movie - the skeleton key - just enough 2 convincing ppl he has original ideas 🙄

@@Iam-still-noone Im starting to think you never watched the skeleton key because the only similarity is that people are in different bodies which isnt something the skeleton key created

Wow.. you have bad tast

Yeah but not every non black person looks at black people that way and that’s something black people love to ignore.

@@hoodietiger2178nobody here said it was every non black person though, that’s a you statement. Sounds like you are the one ignoring the reality here.

@@Nandoswitharando “the movie Get Out is the black experience” more than heavily implies it. That’s all I have to say to you.

That’s funny. Do you think you can tell what a person is thinking. You assume things by the color of the person who is looking at use skin? And you’re calling Racist.?😂. Can’t you see how ironic

You just said you’re tired of the looks. Sounds like you think you can read my minds.. Maybe stop being paranoid and assuming every once treating you different because of your skin color. Unless you’re psychic. Went through real racism. But that’s not how it is today. Stop acting like a victim.

honestly me too even tho i look white 😂😂

How is this not a racist feeling lol?

@@Anthony-eb8etbecause it truly has zero to do with color and everything to do with familiarity. If you grew up around Hispanics, you probably wouldn’t as comfortable living in a community of white people now, simply because you’re not used to that. Does that mean you hate white people? Not necessarily. Does that mean white people are all bad? Not at all. But it’s pretty clear to see that people don’t like change, and that means usually sticking to what they’re used to. Literally the same reason people have a favorite food lol, doesn’t mean all the other food is bad.

You sound a little racist, buddy.

🤦‍♂️ bro - he just rewrote the skeleton key - nothin awesome bout it

Yea Peele's wife was trying to body swap him for her family and was successful. That's a successful white director that's in Peele's body

Oh God I hope not lol. Im sure tho he has used his own experiences of being around white people to help create this movie or maybe add in lines that were specifically said to him. Otherwise this movie would not exist.

Funny how a biracial dude whose married to a whyte woman, raised by a whyte woman, has a child whose 75% whyte and lives in a rich whyte neighborhood gets to speak on behalf of blk people; and condemn blks who disagree with his leftist beliefs as being in "the sunken place." Man, I hate this hollyweirdo.

@@Joshpower57 Shit, that might explain the accent. I think you're on to something. 😳 /j

His mom is white. He’s half white. When you’re black and white biracial, you notice these things your whole life because you’re literally right in the middle of it. I have the same background. That’s why I identify so much with Key & Peele; both biracial. A completely unique experience.

Yes. He made this, a movie named Us, and a movie named Nope. He remade the TV show the Twilight Zone. I'm not sure if that is still on the air or not.

@111Phoenix777 this is not a movie this is a real life event

🤦‍♂️ this movie is a ripoff of the skeleton key

@@Iam-still-noone I don't know. I think they're very different stories. They're both mysteries to a certain extent, and horror. I liked "The Skeleton Key", but it was a very different story.

Exactly. The white girlfriend Rose is a liberal activist.

@@mrmighty9862 I don’t think it has anything to do with an politics specifically but more so society as a whole. I see so many white people obsessed with stealing black culture (cultural appropriation) like dreadlocks and cornrows, without the actual cultural history behind it. Have you seen Atlanta at all? There’s a great episode where Donald Glover’s character goes to a guy’s house and it’s filled with African culture on display like it’s a museum.

@@TheMostBoringGuy you would be wrong. Cultural appropriation? What is that? It sounds like something a neo-Marxist would say to divide a people. No culture owns corn rolls and dreadlocks. Just like no culture owns a language and slang. Black sensitivity is a form of black supremacy vibes.

@@TheMostBoringGuy cornrows and dreadlocks aren't black culture....that belongs to the Vikings.

@@TheMostBoringGuy I don't think the movie has anything to do with politics either, just that the white people remind me of what MLK said. Also you should look up Thomas Sowell and him talking about his book white liberals and black rednecks. I think you might enjoy it.

I thought the same thing.

She probably does genuinely like the scene a lot. Imo it’s one of the best scenes in the movie at portraying the subtle things that happen in white/black family unions in our modern day world.

So agreeing that she likes a scene from the movie she's in is wrong? 😂

Incredible writting say what people will.

It's a movie about white people abusing black people, written and directed by a racist man that has gone on record saying that he will never cast a white person in a lead role for any of his movies who also has a history of racist work. Look at Key and Peele, sure it's all comedy and supposed to be light hearted and fun but every single sketch written by Peele over the however-many-seasons run of the show was "White people do this, black people do that"

For the record I liked the movie, but let's be real if the roles were reversed and this movie was a bunch of weird black people with a white protagonist that exposes them for being a bunch of psychos and kills several at the end, you know it would get cancelled into oblivion. Jordan thinks he's making race relations better but really he's just worsening them by highlighting skin color so much. Normal people don't think about their skin color all the time.

@@brycegriffin9271 the last sentence to me, was the point of the movie, but ig thats just my pov

Hard to reply to comments since they keep disappearing, but as a general response: I think it would suck if a racially reversed movie would get cancelled, but I don't think that should affect the film itself; that's just an issue with modern audiences and cancel culture itself. However, I'd also add that a racially reversed film wouldn't be as strong since the themes are intentionally geared towards racism of whites against blacks. I do think it's a point, however, that bringing attention to color just makes race relations worse, not better. However, did he actually say he thinks he's trying to improve relations? Because in my mind, this film is just a horror movie with racial themes, not advocating or encouraging anything. Much like _The Shining_ is an awesome horror film with themes of domestic violence/abuse and alcoholism, but I would not for a second think it's trying to "enlighten" of "educate" the audience on those issues. To me _Get Out_ is just a horror movie dealing with racial themes, has ties to racism, but in no way did I come out thinking "Man white people be like that." It clearly established these characters as outside the norm, and in a way they even changed from the alternate ending to further separate this story from true reality (the alt ending being that the MC ends up in jail for murdering the family). In response to someone else saying Peele is racist, with a history of racist skits, even going as far as saying he wouldn't ever cast a white person as his lead: I think it sucks if he is indeed racist towards whites, but I won't condemn or judge simply because I haven't looked into his previous works or personal statements; I don't go off of word-of-mouth. However... If he did say that he wouldn't cast white people as his lead, even if this is controversial and perhaps hypocritical, I get it. I'm pretty sure the reality is that most films have white lead actors (though it is slowly changing). Not saying that's a problem, just what it is. If Peele as a director/writer, who is black himself and has clear interest in telling black-centric stories, I don't think it's an issue if he wants to avoid casting a white lead. Again I know my viewpoint is controversial and hypocritical to a certain degree, but I'm a strong advocate of people telling their own stories from their own perspectives. If there was a white writer/director who wanted to do something similar, I would be fine with them also wanting to cast solely white lead roles. Same goes for any other race.

This movie just shows you a cult of white people who are obsessed with black traits ... This could have easily been about them wanting a black person who's good at playing basketball ... So to me it's not really racism ... It's just crazy cult nuts believing in what a crazy scientist came up with ... If the brain transfer didn't work ... They'd be dead and would still not get what they wanted ... So in the end they are going to turn on each other ... I'm black and I don't find this movie racist at all.

😅

LOL

I think it is often unintentionally done no matter the race but like in this movie, somethings the white people said were just outrageously racial insensitive or racist. It's normal to feel singled out amongst a race that is not your own, but if you feel uncomfortable or feel in some way discriminated than that is where the line is drawn. This movie is a perfect example of that in my eyes, but I can't speak for black people or poc in general.

Naa you didn't get the same treatment "bub" 🧐🤨

@@trkymoovsmac you weren't there

@@trkymoovsmac White people can experience these things too. It sounds weird but it's definitely possible. While us white people will never understand the full gravity of racial discrimination, we can have a taste of it and what it's like through rare experiences like his. No matter race, gender, age, if you are in a group of people who you can not relate to on a personal level then you're gonna feel left out. For example, imagine you being a girl amongst a group of men. Or you're a child with a bunch of adults. Your gonna feel out of place.

@@trkymoovsmac "Woe is me, bub."

No lol, clearly just black Americans 😂

Exactly, I'm a trans man and I've gotten this same feeling. The only difference is I am able to blend in with others cause I "pass" as a cis man (meaning I look and act the same as someone who's sex aligns with there gender identity) unless of course if I'm like at a family event or something then they all know I'm trans. I used to stick out just like him until I was further along in my transition. The same can go for disabled people as well. Like being a wheel chair user amongst able bodied people. No matter what minority your in your gonna feel this all the time with large groups of people.

This movie is unrealistic. In real life, blk people feel very comfortable in a safe whyte neighborhood. If anything, they feel unsafe in a dangerous blk neighborhood. That overrated biracial director jordan peele wouldn't know that because he doesn't live among blk people.

@@dannyknightblade4592 you're saying everything like it's a solid fact. We don't know where he lives. And better yet, we don't know where he grew up. He could've lived in a black neighborhood or maybe in one right now. We don't know these things. And sense we don't know if any of these things you said are fact, we can't discredit his experiences as a black man. I can't say if anything you said is true, because I am not black. However, I don't think you know anything about him enough to say what he has lived and not lived through.

@@undead_emm2906 Look up his upbringing and where he lives today. He is a biracial man spewing out racial hatred towards whytes- half of what he is. He's a fraud.

both get out and annabelle are great horror movies. just because one is better doesn’t mean the other is “low iq,” no need to act so pretentious

​@@cowfat8547lol facts

😂😂😂😂 omg YES!!!!

@@rosiecheeks.k I'm glad somebody out here feel me!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾😂😂

Idk if you’re being sarcastic but he’s not being literal when he says “I’ve been there”

@@ILIKEBACON17 I know I know I was just kidding! Stop yelling at me! 😆

For real as it is creative and brings a reality of African descendants in America through comedy and thriller.

Yea it's odd. Good directors don't need to do that. The audience will do that.

@@Reaper21O they always do that. That's how they promote it

He's surrounded by yes-men. Of course he's developed a stilted opinion of his own worth.

No he was saying what a good story is capable of doing

Lmao "does he think he wrote something good, like every other writer?" If Tarantino praised his own work, which he has on several occasions, y'all wouldn't blink an eye.

Those are jordan peele's people.

@@dannyknightblade4592 ironically yes.

No one has ever claimed to be fighting racism. How exactly is the film racist?

@@owenleal How exactly is it not racist? If the tables were turned and the creepy family in the movie were black and was victimizing white people, what would you call it?

No, because Black people don't have a history of exploiting white bodies to improve their own lives.

Not a chance. There would be revolts.

But why would they? You guys and your whiteabouts make no sense.

What scenario would there be, where the movie would make sense with the races reversed? The fact that you say that proves you didnt get the movie. The movie is about white liberal guilt and the need that white people feel to be ultra supportive of black culture to the point where they subsume it. Its not an attack on white people its a critique on a social phenomenon, specific to the times we live in. Its not a simple matter of "what if it was reversed".

@@owenleal That's not what this movie was about at all. It's a racist movie by a racist director and the races could easily be reversed. You can inflate the plot with whatever BS you want, doesn't make it true.

The guy's a pretty good actor who gets work, so it's unlikely he would've taken Get Out if the script was dog water.

Kinda looks like you might be projecting here with this comment. Money will make you do anything so it must have the same effect on others in your eyes.

newsflash: not everyone is a regular american who is basically FORCED to take certain jobs for money. he got options

bro you do know actors get to choose what roles they play right?💀

@@MasteRgamer-mk5bp most of them don’t lol just the top 1% and none of these actors were big enough at the time to be selective

"Dont elaborate on the message of a movie that you created and that you intentionally wrote to have that message." You sound weird as hell.

For real

It’s not for everyone, if you’ve never been fetishized/talked down to/exploited you might not like it. Especially when you look more like the antagonists than the protagonist

@@djzdoggydog naw it wasn't that good that all

@@djzdoggydog lol, is this you trying to sound profound?

@@valdie91285 nah just explaining why you guys didn’t understand the movie. You’re foreign to that type of passive aggressive racism. It’s the same with me not liking top gun, it’s a movie that glorifies the American military which is a terrorist organization to smaller countries

Anti-White media is always promoted as if it's something new and revolutionary

Yeah bud

@@Matt82081 Well, it was a terrible documentary then.

Bro what

You really need to put it into context, though. They aren't _really_ trying to relate to him, they're just trying to act friendly and manipulate the character to keep him there. Some of them were even asking questions to see if his body fit themselves so the procedure would be effective. Trying to relate isn't racist, but when you're using it maliciously to get onto someone's good side to take advantage, it's pretty bad yeah. Especially considering these people consider him to he nothing but a literal skin suit for them to use. And they explicitly target Black people too, which I'd wager is racist.

No, it is not racist. He never said it was racist, he said it was wierd and cringe. What the characters were doing was treating the character like a token and trying to earn his favour through throwing out racial cultural tropes that they thought they understood but really they didnt. The reason that the characters in the movie have the ritual where they inhabit black bodies os because that is what many white people do in real life, where they try to embody black culture, because they think its cool, without understanding the full context of that culture. That isnt racist as such, but it is harmful both to black and white people. Ive been lurking in these comments for a minute now and it seems that the gripes about the movie are simply from people who dont understand it or just havent lived it.

Dumb and insulting

It's probably a dumb movie if you're a dum person and don't understand it.

Whose complaining about race? Like, is someone complaining that races exist? Is that what you took from it lol?

no u

Lol wat u smoking

Agree is this scary to black people. Gonna make a movie about a white guy walking to grandmas house in south Chicago. It will be for white crowd only. Gtfoh haha 😂

@@GoldenPantaloons real dumb.

@@jairogomez6217 just cause it’s over your head don’t mean it’s wrong. Just educate yourself.

Nah it was a good thriller, perhaps not as good as some people say. Much like black panther

This movie was incredible

Glad somebody said it. Overrated asf

@@AnoterosHershy you probably like madea as well lol

@@AnoterosHershy you got all Tyler Perry’s movies?

If white people are so awful why did you go out of your way to date a white woman? Kinda strange don't you think?

Nah its a solid movie, the race themes hit on popular culture. It smart marketing. It could bave easily been just a family who seeks out younger men and women in their prime.

This movie was incredible what are you talking about

Just say you don’t understand it it’s alright

People like you make the world a worse place

People that call this movie and the director racist missed the point of this film HARD.

I think for me, it depends on how the person is. The interactions with his girlfriend were less loaded, but with all the old money white people and the parents, it kinda shifted, because they made race very important to the conversation. By not saying it, you felt they didn't see him as some ordinary guy, but as a black man.

@@swiftly_produced2694 idk I was pretty uncomfortable with all the Rose scenes too, even before we knew she was evil. Her “well meant” ignorance was uncomfortable.

@@daphneglasurus7886 yeah. She wasn't really cool. But she was better than the rest, I mean. Maybe it has to do with her being young. It just has to do with creating a bond with people and being weirded out by people that are clearly judging based of colour and/or race is a fast bond that you can create with someone