Adelaide's Plan (Reveal Scene) | Us (2019)

The epic twist ending! Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) tracks Red through the hall of mirrors and into the underground tunnels in search of Jason (Evan Alex) - when Red divulges why she came to the surface after all...

From Us (2019): Adelaide Wilson and her family are attacked by mysterious figures dressed in red. Upon closer inspection, the Wilsons realise that the intruders are exact lookalikes of them.

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[nothintoreadhere]

It's pretty sad once you realise adelaide was implying that rex didn't have to hurt her or take her life, they could've lived as sisters :((

[stevenfucetola]

The real Adelaide was so messed up from the trauma of being switched she actually FORGOTTEN what it was like to live on the surface. despite being from the surface. once you see the movie the true context of everything takes place. everything has a double meaning. she is kind of a antihero. seeig the horrors of the tethered she well deserved her revenge and the avenge of the poor people

[shinrasboy]

“I never stopped thinking about you. How things could’ve been. How you could’ve taken me with you.” This line is probably the most powerful one in the film to me. It moved me when I first saw it and it still does now. That aching sense of longing. If you would just reach out and help me things could’ve been so different.

[thHouseFilms]

The way the tethered father grins is just plain horrifying

[Mch]

i know its all serious but i just wanna give her a glass of water

[ipufnpj]

For some reason, seeing the comparaison between the above and where the clones (not sure how to spell tethered) live was the most disturbing scene for me, and it still is
The only scene that kinda creeped me out

[thejoker.nation]

Lupita not being nominated for the Oscars for this role is the most disturbing thing ever

[fletchermiller]

Did you guys notice that reds thriller shirt is inside out. The real Adelaide’s shirt was normal

[jamaulmoore]

It really gets you thinking. The Tethered lived out their lives copying their counterparts above them and didn’t have a purpose or personality. But when Adelaide switched with Red and started dancing she was able to think for herself, therefore building her personality. Just like with children, they’re taught how to write, dance, draw, and speak for themselves. That’s what the government should have done with the Tethered.

[mr.kingofphenomenal]

I would probably go crazy if I got switched out from my own tether.

[liquidstone]

she did "black swan" in 5 minutes. give lupita the damn oscar

[vlpinfinity]

It's ironic how a fallen privileged person ended up leading the revolution.

[aliceveil]

You know, after the plot twist, "Red" was right. Why couldn't "Adelaide" take her with her? They could've even worked with the tethered together to force the higher ups to find a way to untether them (without killing the other doppleganger). They're the ones who caused it after all. And yeah, I know that the original people who started the project have died years ago, but someone in the government had to have been told this secret, right?

[samuelbrown]

Red was raped multiple times by the tethered version of Adelaide a husband, because they had to mimic everything, and the children were ripped out of her body against her will, and she was a normal kid abducted and forced to live underground with a bunch of zombies, no matter WHAT, Adelaide is the villain not red, super evil and she realizes at the end and smiles about it

[LordofFullmetal]

I think it's so interesting that the Tethered are treated like monsters - but when you remove one from its environment and raise it as a human, you almost can't tell the difference. And when you take a human child down there, the human child becomes one of them. It shows that they weren't born monsters - they were turned into monsters by their environment.

[fluffernutter]

THIS is what a horror movie SHOULD be. Not the modern day paranormal activity jumpscare demon possessed insidious doll cemetery BS. THIS is a horror movie. 10/10.

[BankruptPug]

That scene with the tethered mimicking the Rollercoaster but not actually being there themselves freaks me out!

[OceanExplorer]

Also I love how Red pauses after saying "exactly like you". This basically means she's thinking about why her people were kept at the bottom despite being humans as well. This is such a good scenario for how privelage works in modern society

[brightdreamsfilms]

Keep in mind that Red says that she believes it was the government who built that place, she does not confirm it, she says she believes that, therefore, it is unknown who or what for

[Purplefre]

All the actors must have had so much fun when playing the tethered people lol