Making Of NOPE (2022) - Best Of Behind The Scenes, On Set Interviews & Bloopers | Jordan Peele | UPI

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🔑 Release Date 22.97.2022 (Theatres)
🔑 Peacock: Q4 2022
🔑 Duration: 2h 10 Min.

P L O T:
The residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.

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❌ Daniel Kaluuya
❌ Keke Palmer
❌ Brandon Perea
❌ Michael Wincott
❌ Steven Yeun
❌ Wrenn Schmidt
❌ Keith David
❌ Devon Graye

S C R I P T:
❌ Jordan Peele

D I R E C T O R:
❌ Jordan Peele

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[bryancash]

Constantly reading complaints from people who say Hollywood keeps having nothing but reboots and no original stories and then you have this man, this one of a kind director give us one of the most original movies I’ve ever seen and all people can talk about is that it’s not as good as Get Out🤦🏻‍♂️

[Bandz_]

I don’t understand how some people don’t like the movie, even on the surface without thinking of elements, themes, and messages the movie and spectacle of it all was amazing

[etkruger]

Never gonna understand how people didn’t like this. I’ve seen it 9 times in theaters and it’s my favorite movie now. Jordan Peele created something so special with Nope, it’s phenomenal

[eternalnjem]

“They’re not tryna rush it, they’re tryna get the moment”
Some movie companies should take notes

[AR-oihg]

I think this movie will age like fine wine. Alot to take it, but it has the elements to be a timeless horror film.

[SandyRed]

This movie was amazing! A manifestation of things that people wonder about. The Ship wasn’t a ship at all, but a territorial animal? MAN!!!! That’s deep!

[Benjy]

Jordon Peele is the coolest dude alive I wish I could talk with him for just like an hour

[Lisencechill]

Love this. The more i think and talk about this movie, the better it gets. I appreciate the angle Peele took with pushing his limits and trying new things

[Angel-qipy]

how did i just find out that Daniel Kaluuya is british… his american accent sounds so well

[Skrimlo]

the first experience was genuine shock and chills, only cause one of the scenes is based on true events. One of the best horror/sci fi films I've seen in a long time that was able to leave me thinking about it days later

[dominick]

This movie made clouds scary.

Think about that

[mightymurph]

Leaving the theatre I didnt know how to feel about the film, but once I started thinking about themes and elements it molded into a solid film.

[tonydarko]

$16, 000 a week for imax camera rental. Just the body. Not the film or the lenses. Lmaoooo we ain’t ever gonna make it chief

[D-RayMovieReviews]

Nope was a loving tribute/homage to classic Spielberg, in particular Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and especially Jaws. So many brilliant Spielbergesque qualities to this movie, from the characters and music to the cinematography and old Hollywood 1950’s style visual effects with the UFO. But it also reminded me of classic Alfred Hitchcock. The way that Jordan Pelle builds tension and suspense in this film( as well as all his films)and the suspense and buildup is better than the payoff, just like Hitchcock used to do. Even touches in the film reminded me of classic Rod Serling era Twilight Zone in the vastness and scale and scope of the environment and focus on a small number of characters in a mysterious unusual situation throughout

[dejaalston]

Nope is one of the greatest science fiction movies of all time. It was something new, fresh, unique, inventive, stylish, cool, edgy, hip, and updated such as the concept and themes due to the story, performance's, music, images, astomphere, tension, performance's, ambition, direction, and cinematography. It was decent.😍👍💯😎

[bugzeee]

Watched nope 6x and it getd better on every watch..

[JohnnyNiteTrain]

Jordan Peele and Hoyte Van Hoytema pairing up is amazing. Throw in the great cast and production design and you have one hell of a movie. I just watched it for a 3rd time since it’s release and it gets better with each viewing… I’ve seen Oppenheimer 3 times in 6 weeks and rewatched Dunkirk & Tenet as well. That’s a lot of Van Hoytema and it’s awesome.. I think he’s my number 2 DP now, behind Roger Deakins of course 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎥🎬🎞️

[MwayiComfort]

Best cinematography Oscar nomination for me

[gearsdan]

the metaphors in this film were excellent

[CyberScoundrel]

This movie is bloody phenomenal, in many way's it is Jordan Peele's magnum opus in my opinion. Sure, it isn't an intimate psychological horror movie like Get Out, but that's just the thing, it isn't Get Out, it's NOPE. All of his movies are really unique and different to each other, but while still hitting similar undertones and themes/messages, and tbh I wish people would stop comparing everything to his first movie because it isn't really fair to pigeon hole him. This man is a creative force of nature, and every time he releases a movie I am really excited to check it out