Hands Across America (Final Scene) | Us (2019)

Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) and the Wilson family escape their doppelgängers as the tethered rejoice and begin to unite across America.

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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[nabeel]

her mom saying “i just want my little girl back” is very heartbreaking because her actual daughter never really came back.

[mgunslinger]

For the people who think the tethered are inherently evil and violent, you missed the point. The fact that the Adelaide we see through most of the movie has become a successful, loving, caring “normal” person proves the only thing keeping the tethered as they are is the system that makes them into a literal underclass. And when the original “normal” Adelaide is forced into that underclass, she also succumbs to its inhumane forces. But the cherry on top is that you can only keep an underclass down for so long before they rebel against the system that keeps them down.

[marrymarry]

You can tell on her face, she’s finally remembering exactly what happened that night. You can tell she’s recalling and going back to her roots throughout the movie; she relishes in the violence and makes guttural sounds like the tethered. The writing and Lupita Nyong’o’s acting is soooo good.

[awsm]

Love how this one scene ties EVERYTHING about her together. Her being a vegan, being a dancer, her favorite memory was of being given a solo number for a dance that was supposed to be performed by two people, her going to therapy and playing with a bunny toy, being mute all of a sudden as a child. All her later years, she was suppressing her time as a tethered.

[hardcoreking]

I loved all the hints that they dropped about the mom being a tethered. (Spoilers!)
1. Her fear of the family, before they even do anything.
2. "Red" being able to speak, while the rest only grunted or made noises.
3. Her bizarre mannerisms with the tethered children.
4. How prone she was to using violence.
5. "Red" describing how the tethered can control the above, and the mom's ballet made Red dance underground. Also the mom's son controlling the tethered son.
6. The mom grunting when fighting "Red" and after she killed her.

It was all great and did the job it should.

[aamiller]

I love this ending as it really gets you thinking, who’s the villain, I guess it’s Red, but she was just seeking revenge for what was rightfully hers. Maybe it’s Adelaide, but she wanted more for herself than a life of suffering, being forgotten. I like movies that get you thinking, when it’s not clearly black or white.

[johavyflores]

That explains why Red can only talk and Adelaide hasn’t spoken anything after being found.

[littlemuppet]

i love that her smile wasn’t overly creepy, it was just acknowledgement enough that she knew what she was and now she was back to that, the subtlety of it was more terrifying than any overly creepy smile she could have done

[nicolasgalloway]

Bruh I remember I was in the movie theater and this scene came on, this guy a couple rows in front of me just goes “So they killed everyone just to stand there!???” 🤣🤣

[eggheadlian]

2:01 this final smile hits different after you realize adelaide’s plan to swap places with red succeeded after all those years, from the beginning as a child to the end of the movie, since she successfully killed her real self

[milotaquito]

The girl that plays young adelaide/red is awesome. her smile is creepy af

[minecraftnerdgirl]

Can we just clap it up for the little girl because she scared me👏🏾👏🏾

[LegionIvory]

This ending with all the Tethered standing hand in hand is one of the most disturbing and unsettling things I've ever seen in film.

[mkstudios]

People keep saying that this is the end of the world but I'm pretty sure this only happened in the US

[surrealpicturestudios]

the soundtrack for this brilliant film is honestly so haunting

[jubilantsleep]

That little girl goes from cute as hell to creepy as hell effortlessly. She’s quite the actress

[ScorpionStrike]

3:10 “Red” may have failed to reclaim her life back on the surface, but she caused something that will change the country forever. Rejoice everyone, a new time has indeed come.

[avadoty]

smh she deserved so much critical acclaim for this performance. Such a talented actress that the oscars refuse to acknowledge

[cuber]

Why is nobody talking about the fact that both the kids are technically half teathered

[thehorrorcounselors]

A swarm of people, wearing red, holding hands across the US is one of the most unsettling things I’ve ever seen, especially when you try put it into context.