Joe's gotten a lot better about letting others talk and not talking over them, makes reviews more enjoyable. As a fellow curmudgeon I like to hear Alex shit on everything because I do the same. Still got to ruin some of OJ's shits though, always funny.

So is this a Horror movie? This video: nope

“I wasn’t super hot on this movie. This is average television.” - Alex

Alot bothered me about the film but that UFO fascinated me the whole time

The whole Gordy backstory could’ve been it's own movie.

Upcoming sequels: Yes Maybe Not sure Definitely Umm Nah No, Wait

I ALWAYS have subtitles on when playing video games and actually started putting on closed captions whenever I watched TV shows. My wife laughed at me and called me an "old man." Then we left them on a few times watching shows together and she got "used to it." Then, she started rewatching Game of Thrones from the beginning with them on and she said "Oh my God, I missed so much the first time through." With all of the characters with similar names, she wasn't sure which character they were talking about. Now? We both ALWAYS have subtitles on. It is so much better. We also love calling out spelling errors and subtitles that are completely different from what is being said. Also, the descriptions of sound effects are sometimes hilarious. Stranger things frequently used "wetly" e.g. "slurping wetly"

People telling me to go watch this movie. I'm like, nope.

I really liked it. I thought it was really shot well. Sure sometimes it was slow and you didn't know where it was going but it built up to the end. The ending reminded me of a Christopher Nolan film. Its left to you're own interpretation.

This was the absolute worst, most boring movie I have ever seen. Incredibly slow, nothing happens, when things DO happen they get cut off for no reason or it's just not interesting. OJ was bland and basically a rock. You could've taken him out of the movie and it would change literally nothing. An alien made off of bed sheets...ugh, truly insufferable.

It's kinda like 'Us', where the initial premise and mystery are super creepy and interesting, but it doesnt stick the landing and the reveals are pretty lame

2:00 I wasn’t planning on watching the Spoiler video until after I saw the movie myself, but the way Alex just goes off on the ending of the movie immediately changed my mind lol. If Alex had just said that he didn’t like the ending, I’da been like “alright” and watched the Spoiler later, but now I need to know how NOPE “shit the fucking bed” lmao.

I would recommend seeing this movie in IMAX to help mitigate some of the complaints about the low tone of some of the characters This movie feels larger than it’s 68 million budget and it’s because Jordan Peele knows how to get his damn shots

I agree, the first trailer was like "wtf is going on? Aliens?" But the second trailer ruined it.

I’m really hoping Jordan Peele isn’t going to end up travelling down the same path as M. Night Shyamalan….starting out at masterpiece level filmmaking, then slowly becoming more unraveled, allowing a preoccupation to find original ideas takeover from great storytelling.

Disappointing to hear Joe say this movie wasn't as good as Us because Us was straight up trash.

Non-spoiler review with obvious spoiler cues. Nice.

So apparently the whole movie is about how people always have the need to have there phone out to get the “perfect shot” to become famous. Even it ends in them dying

i loved this one. there’s a fine line between suspense and humor and this film does it masterfully, one minute amused by the tubemen or tech guy, and the next astonished / in suspense from the alien

The only truly scary scene is with the chimp. That one scene was pretty chilling.

It's so freaking hard to avoid spoilers. Every ad shows more and more of the movie and kills my enthusiasm at the same time.

The opening sequences, the situation with the dad in the beginning was done really well and was creepy af. The monkey related stuff was really eerie. The first half was slow but strong imo. Then it jumped the shark and got way to non believable and I stopped caring.

It’s a solid 7 out of 10 for me. I personally really enjoyed it but I’m a sucker for anything aliens.

Joes so right about sticking the landing in a horror movie. The ending really makes or breaks the movie for me

The best way to describe this was "Jaws but with aliens". I think the opening shot was to establish the cautionary message of the film about trying to take a beast, wrap in up with a picturesque bow and parade it before a camera for the amusement of humans. It's only when the main characters realize that they have to respect this force of nature for what it is, rather than try to exploit it, do they survive.

The ending. IS. PARAMOUNT.

I enjoyed this movie a lot because I didn't really watch previews all that much but I knew who the director was. So I went to go see it thinking it's going to be some weird comedy but the movie made me jump and really enjoy sci-fi movies again

Never forget: "what the fuck is wrong with critics, that was an awesome fucking movie" - Joe talking about Suicide Squad. Nope would be the word I would use for every movie review he does

I found problems with the pronunciation and enunciation as well. Sometimes I missed what they said and I blame the director for not doing another cut of scenes like that.

Loved "Get Out" and thought "Us" was slightly above average, them saying Nope is the worst Peele film is shocking and makes me want to see this alleged travesty even more, sad to see a new filmmaker get worse with every film.

Watched it in imax and HOLY the theatre shook so much during certain scenes. I'm scared to look up in the sky now with how fast that thing was lmao. Definielty got War Of The Worlds vibes with the deep horn noises

From the trailer i could have sworn it was about Skinwalker Ranch.

The first half I was so into it, then the farther along it went the worse it got for me.

This movie is the equivalent to watching a bag in the wind

I just watched it.... I really liked the beginning of the movie and I was thinking it might be based on the stories and myths of "Skinwalker ranch". Maybe more something like the movie Signs but set at that ranch (I went in knowing nothing about the movie). I have to say it wasn't scary at all and it had some bad moments where some characters just acted stupid (as in bad writing). I would give it a 4/10... it had some good build up, but then it just fell flat. I think they did a good job with the first and second act but from there it just started crashing down.

Basically when AJ asked OJ if he'd run out and go see it you missed the perfect opportunity to say "NOPE!"

Slow start? Yup Interesting middle? Yup Satisfying ending? NOPE

Would love to see the crew pick apart the mess that is The Gray Man

"A spin on UFO's" Oh no, please don't tell me it's the Government the whole time and not aliens lmao.

Basically Jordan started telling a good horror story and good characters and then tells a cool concept of sci-fi ufo sightings and then be like NOPE The End like a WTF you mean NOPE? Why end it like that?

It wasn't his best movie, it started strong and creepy but the reveal and the ending was just disappointing.

Michael Wincott. He was also the voice for Death, in Darksiders 2.

SPOILERS: The UFO turns into a giant floating parachute monster at the end... No I'm not kidding.

This is a very divisive movie. I don’t think a middle ground exists for it. You either love Jordan Peele directing style or you don’t. The best reviewer is yourself

I wasn’t amazed by this but I’m still thinking about it. The side plot 🙈 was way creepier than the 👽

I loved it. Ending was a little weird. But the ride was fun.

Sounds a lot like my feelings when Signs came out. It was a really cool build up ready to be a tremendous movie and then Swing away! Locked in Closet! Killed by Water! Dumbest Aliens ever.

I don't think it's actually fair to call it a horror movie. I think it's more of a sci-fi thriller.

The ending is sort of like the Big Balloon that pops ironically. That's exactly how I felt and if you saw the movie, you know exactly what I'm talking about 😂

I'm gonna guess the big twist at the end is that it's not aliens

Uh Joe I need to let you know that if the people in that movie are Southern and you can't understand them easily, they are in FACT proper Southerners.

So... DC announced Henry Cavill's return as Superman? NOPE 😅

Ah you're talking about Michael wincott he's an awesome villain been around forever I'd call him a character actor.

I love the reviews where they have different opinions

So it Hancocked us. Well to that I say NOPE.

A better extra-terrestrial sci-fi movie is Close Encounters of The Third Kind.

Literally whatever Alex says about something is a direct fact. The man is 100%

I love your guys reviews. It’s like talking to your best friends and swearing at the stupid sh*t and being overly sarcastic at other sh*t lol.

Just finished watching this after being super hyped to see it and… It was possibly the WORST film I’ve ever seen in my life. I’ll never be excited over a Jordan Peele film ever again.

Sounds like Peele is just becoming another Shyamalan and that his movies have interesting mystery to them at the beginning and then they just get worse as the film goes on with the ending being shite.

I loveddd Get out and thought Us was alright but man I found Nope sooo boring. And i know horror is subjective but i didn't find the movie scary at all except for that barn scene witch turned out to be a joke. I thought the look of the "Ufo" was cool and the idea of it hiding in the clouds was cool. But i found the film so confusing and not in a good way it felt like a bunch of random shit. And the reveal of what the Ufo actually is didn't stick the landing IMO. But i appreciate Peele doing something different with the genre

I refused to watch 2nd trailers because I figure it would show too much. I personally never like watching 2nd trailers because of this very reason but help it doesn't reveal too much. I plan to see this either tomorrow or Sunday.

I guess universal studios Hollywood might be the only one that can actually bring true scare Hopefully, do even better since the set was almost complete, there just needs fixing in areas within bring the alien to life

I was honestly surprised at how scary I found it

You guys have grown a lot at reviewing movies. Haven’t seen this film yet but I might check it out at home.

looks like peele is like a 1-2 hit wonder. ends up like shyamalan dude ! they pushing him because u know why ......

After the aliens turned out to be kids, the movie sank hard and was boring and stupid. 5/10

I loved the second half the first was like character development galore but the second half could be it’s own movie

You gotta’ see this in IMAX. Movie was epic - love Peele’s work.

I like his films but the concept/execution tends to fall apart in the third act.

I liked this movie so much more than the other two

I don't know the names of the three of you but I've watched six or seven of your review vids recently. The guy in the middle makes the most substantial, serious comments and should have a show all on his own.

Bro when Alex explained right away in the beginning of the video of how he felt about the movie as a whole I yelled, “YES!!!!”

Jordan Peele next movie title: THE

3/4 of the movie were amazing. Last quarter lost me SO hard. I was actually fucking frustrated by the end lol. The second the main characters were in threatening positions the main baddy started moving really fucking slow and random shit was happening with no setup and it was dragged out af. Some of the most interesting parts of the movie weren't explained at all and left up to our interpretation but like god damn it seemed like it was setting up mysteries that would be answered and then NOPE /roll credits

I feel like Jordan Peele just watched Arrival and did his dark spin on it

The movie was dope and super entertaining. There is a metric ton of meta and subliminals that today's generation isn't dexterous enough to handle in large part.

I asked this movie if I should go see it and well.. All jokes aside I have been over Jordan Peeles shtick since "US." He gets a pass on "Get Out" which was a solid flick.

Something to give just enough side attention while doing something else so you can know what's going on in the finale, type thing. Eh?

Just saw it today - it had no point. If you have to rewatch it and find the secret meanings of things to appreciate it, then you aren't doing your job. Still waiting for the "twist."

If those “aliens” were actual aliens the movie wouldve been 10x creepier and more suspenseful

very disappointing movie. it's imaginative, but not very creative. first half was scary, second half was a bad tremors rip off. i am seeing reviewers saying this is the best thing ever.. people have really bad taste if that's the case.

This movie is like someone took the music video for ‘Black Hole Sun’ and ran a dough roller over it 500 times

When I went to see Top Gun at the drive in they played 3 trailers for this movie... that spoiled the entire movie. 10/10 ad agency. Would pay $30,000,000 again.

After seeing the trailer I thought It should be a sci fi short. Instead ts a 2 hour movie. You can tell its going to be slow.

Interested in seeing this one! Hope everyone's doing well tonight, happy weekend! 🙌

I think alex is stretching on this one to be honest, i really think its a great movie and the ending was actually cool imo

That's why Jordan Peele said "I wanna get in people's mind". Alex is one of the victim.

the first half of the movie had me then that second half when they finally reveal the actual thing that's after them it was a wtf is this reaction.... if you seen it ykiyk kind of a let down to be honest

I completely encourage everyone to go out and watch the movie. I have seen so my different views and takes on it and this is definitely a movie where that kind of thing can happen and lots of people are equating that to “movie = bad” which is so far from the truth. I loved watching this movie and it’s another great one from this year that has kept me thinking about it constantly after watching. Men, Black phone, everything everywhere all at once and Nope all have had this effect on me this year and I love when a movie can do that to me. I wouldn’t consider the movie to be perfect but I know that with Jordan Peele’s work, he focuses everything to make what he wants make and it has such a great payoff for me. Also, this movie has one of the most unsettling scenes that I’ve witnessed in a while (the star lasso scene)

“It’s not horror” neither was Get Out…

the first trailer felt scary but with the others all I thought was what happened to the interesting bits

I enjoyed this film quite a lot. Was surprised to see its getting mixed reviews

It stunk like Rambo the game. Just because you got great actors ( stalone in the Rambo game as example) doesn't mean it'll be any good.

How on Earth are you saying this isn't a horror movie?? What about the scene whereby there's an animal attack, and it's from the child's POV and you're waiting anxiously, and he's nearly attacked by it? That scene gave me anxiety. Or the scene whereby the ship eata several children and you see inside its digestive system as they're screaming whilst being eaten and dying? Or the bit whereby stuff got flung about by its telekinetic powers ans went through the old man's eyeball, killing him? Or the bit whereby it rained blood and viscera onto the outsides of the house? Or the bit whereby it destroyed the house and nearly killed the female deuteragonist? Or the bit whereby it ate the biker and the old man? Or the bit whereby you see people getting lifted up into the air and that anxiety inducing music plays?? I don't even get scared by horror movies, disturbed by some like Serbian Film, maybe, but not scared, but this movie was terrifying... Imagine thinking Us is better or even good. It's midly interesting and alright, I guess, but it's incredibly unrealistic to an absurd degree. I don't need realism but when it gets to the point of being unrealistic to the point of breaking all logic itself I start to question why even bother with an explanation trynna justify anything at all instead of going full metaphorical like Mother! I'd give both Get and Out and Nope a 9/10. Get Out is even better than Nope, though... The monkey attack was what led Steven Yuen to discover aliens, the sight of the shoe standing impossibly on its end is what led to his realisation that the monkey went ballistic and bashed the casts' faces open with its bare hand because of the alien presence nearby. That is what led to his carnival show in the middle of nowhere, justifying the presence of parents and their kids so that we get to see them being eaten alive and killed in order to establish the threat that the alien creature poses. They needed to establish that set-up to establish the threat that the alien posed in order to ratchet up the tension, otherwise it wouldn't be as intense and you'd end up being left wondering if it's such a threat in the first place if it didn't kill anything, and that would prevent there from being any tension in the film. So the monkey attack scene was an extremely necessary part of the movie. You might complain and wonder why they didn't use a more conventional method of establishing how characters come to become victims of the alien's horrendous hostile attacks, but then you're asking for movies to be more conventional and therefore blander at that point, and that's just advocating for less interesting movies at that point, which is just plain dumb... Yeah, Jordan Peele has a habit of skipping the denouement of his horror movies and ending abruptly. In Get Out, the camera remains static whilst he drives off into the distance after strangling his girlfriend to death and murdering her in cold blood. No subsequent scene taking place several months into the future to establish where he has wound up being at in life. In Us it just ended with them all holding hands together. No information on where the main characters' lives ended up several months into the future, no information on what the government did whenever they responded to the incident that took place, nothing. And now, in Nope, it doesn't say what happened after she snapped a pic of the alien creature, what the government's reaponse or the public at large said, or what the main characters' lives are like after several months after the end of the movie. You don't learn about what was done about the imminent alien threat at all. Like, okay, bro, how did the alien creature arrive to Earth? It has no brain, it's basically an extraterrestrial animal like a mantaray or something like that, so it can't pilot a spaceship, but how does it travel through space? Anaerobic respiration? Just store enough food in its body to last until it gets to Earth? I guess it's magical because it has telekinetic abilities, fine. Why does snapping the pic guarantee prominent success anyway, no matter whatever happens, the government will cover it up or disbelieve it, and if not the public won't buy it no matter how much they're told it's been proven by experts to not be doctored. Okay, maybe the government actually bothers to get an expert to analyse it and find out it's not doctored rather than dismissing it out of hand, fine. But if the government decides to kill it, how do we, the audience, know that the government will automatically be successful? It's an alien lifeform unfamiliar to the audience capable of telekinetic ability, electromagnetic disruption, and camouflage, we don't know how capable it is, we'd need confirmation the government killed it, we're unable to assume that to be the case for ourselves. But the movie just abruptly ends as soon as she snaps a pic, so we never get any idea about the fate of the human species, the government's or the public's reaction to the pic, or the future fate of the main characters living on that ranch still concurrently being terrorised by an alien entity, whose legacy and livelihood is attached to that ranch. Like, okay, bro... Jordan Peele does not like the denouement in his horror movies at all, does he?...

Jordan’s Peele Twilight Zone sums up his talent. Whites D riding Peele all the way to his average movies.

I really liked this movie I saw only one trailer and thought it was good

So people don't know these blow up displays are plastic/latex type material that if stuck in an animals throat it could kill it? Yes. The way they killed it was creative and had the "straws in the ocean" message.

DUDE I noticed the 3 fake outs in a row too! Was just about to mention that. I counted them too and I was wondering what the point was like if they were trying to get us feeling comfortable or something

7 Really???!! This was one of the worst movies I've seen in quite some time, TRULY AWFUL!