2017 Directed by Jordan Peele
Chris and his girlfriend Rose go upstate to visit her parents for the weekend. At first, Chris reads the family's overly accommodating behavior as nervous attempts to deal with their daughter's interracial relationship, but as the weekend progresses, a series of increasingly disturbing discoveries lead him to a truth that he never could have imagined.
Daniel Kaluuya Allison Williams Bradley Whitford Catherine Keener Caleb Landry Jones Betty Gabriel Marcus Henderson Lil Rel Howery LaKeith Stanfield Stephen Root Ashley LeConte Campbell John Wilmot Caren L. Larkey Julie Ann Doan Rutherford Cravens Geraldine Singer Yasuhiko Oyama Richard Herd Erika Alexander Jeronimo Spinx Ian Casselberry Zailand Adams Trey Burvant John Donohue Sean Paul Braud Keegan-Michael Key Jordan Peele Evan Shafran Tahj Vaughans
Jason Blum Edward H. Hamm Jr. Sean McKittrick Jordan Peele Laura Altmann Beatriz Sequeira Marcei A. Brown Gerard DiNardi Phillip Dawe Chris Ryan
Lindsay McClung Kieley Culbertson Chad Goei Aleksandr Kilimnik David Lebensfeld Grant Miller Pratik Pradeep Singh
Benjamin Gieschen Greg Mauer Trevor Gates Jeffree Bloomer Bryan Parker Joshua Adeniji Jonathan Wales Chase Everett
Get Out - Rette deine Haut, 訪.嚇, ลวงร่างจิตหลอน, Çıx Get Burdan, Corra!, Déjame salir, Прочь, Бягай!, Τρέξε!, Kapan, 逃出绝命镇, Tűnj el!, Излаз, תברח, Пастка, Uteč, Uciekaj!, 逃出絕命鎮, Scappa - Get Out, Foge, 겟 아웃, ¡Huye!, ゲット・アウト, Bježi, Fugi!, Pradink, 訪 ‧ 嚇, Zbeži!, Trốn Thoát, اخرج, Prom!, ഗെറ്റ് ഔട്ട്, गेट ऑउट, თავს უშველე
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my favorite commentary that I've read about this movie was from Rian Johnson who said "I love that if the movie Get Out existed in the world of Get Out, the parents would have told Chris how much they loved Get Out"
Um people say white people have no culture but did you see the bingo and turtlenecks? Check and mate sweetie
the scariest moment in the movie was when the woman separated the milk from the cereal
This movie is funny. This movie is political. This movie is intelligent and wicked and very, very calculated. This movie is sometimes visually stunning, and impeccably acted.
But mostly, it's scary as hell.
For the love of cinema, do not watch the spoilery-ass trailers. Do not read any reviews unless you trust the reviewers to be circumspect about giving away the plot. Go in as blind as possible and just let the story's surprises unfold. Assuming you're okay with scary movies — and that you aren't one of those Breitbarter comment-board types howling that Trayvon Martin was a murderous thug who deserved death — this is absolutely the best way to experience this film.
Full review for The Verge here. A little initial plot summary, but consciously super light on spoilers.
Childish Gambino's Redbone sayin "stay woke" during the opening credits of this wild ass film was literally iconic.
i IMMEDIATELY knew something about this family was up as soon as the dad pronounced garbage as "gar-baarj" what is goin' on there dude
