Jordan Peele Describes Get Out #Shorts

Movie: Get Out

Interviews

[PastorGooch]

You know a movie is good when you have to talk to your friend more about it afterwards. After he and I finish the movie we realized those two black people in the house were saying hello to all their old white friends when they were hugging them as they were getting out of their cars before auction scene

[ROMANEMPIRE]

Thank God for Peele. While mostly everyone else keeps rewriting, rebooting, and remaking stuff that has already been done. He comes along with some interesting originals.

[tommymckellin]

It was tough for me. Watching the part when tears was running down the maid face. When she was trying to tell Chris but couldn't. 💔

[YABSGlobal]

Hearing Bros accent for the first time caught me off guard

[daphneglasurus]

I’m white and before this movie, I had never understood when black people talked about too many white people making them nervous even if they weren’t blatant racists. But this movie, I felt in Chris’ perspective. Every single time he interacts with a white person, even if it’s innocuous, I’m anxious and on edge. And THE ONLY time I relax is when any of the black characters get to talk to each other. So this movie helped me understand that feeling a bit better.

[reaperraider]

Also the misdirection combined with Allison's acting actually threw me, I usually catch on to stuff during movies pretty quick but I was fully convinced Rose wasn't in on it and I thought her and Chris were going to come to the realization together. The scene that kept making me think Rose had nothing to do with them was when Rose seemed genuinely shocked that the "family gathering" takes place every year on the same date. It really sold me on making me think she didn't associate with her family like that.

[andrinetoussaint]

Movie was so good. You truly have your watch it atleast twice to catch many references. Excellent writing here.

[Aydi_]

So that's why he was saying Get Out, Get Out

[musical_lolu]

"Get behind the protagonist's eyes" woah, interesting choice of words Peele🤣

[UnderworldGrim]

I’m honestly so surprised by all the comments saying the movie was bad. Everyone I know thought the movie was fantastic. If you guys think this movie is racist, you’ve seriously missed the point…

[TeachSmith]

First rule of story telling: Show, don't tell

[Dediskated]

This movie was awesome. Made me feel awkward the entire time, love movies that put me in a weird state of mind, and it had a good ending. Too many babies in the comment section.

[geraldjones]

Peele is super intelligent, took me a few watches to fully understand get out

[MiKi-sxtt]

This film is really one of a kind.

I still remember plastered on my seat after the last scene rolling. I was shocked to see such thought-provoking horror movie. Really captures the uncomfortable reality of Black American.

Even after all these years, I still remember the horror I feel when I first watched it.

[Poopdeck]

Been there with the ‘can you cook curry?’ ‘Do you like cricket? Why not?’. ‘What do you think about Daesh?’ 🤦🏽‍♂️

[jbrat]

Still one of my favorites, can’t wait to see Nope this weekend

[devak]

He’s one of the best filmmakers of our generation, hands down

[jonathanoliver]

Lol when Jordan peeled talks I just assume he is in a skir

[JackCity]

The “I do know Tyga” line fckin KILLS everytime 🏌🏾‍♂️😂

[JayMack]

Dude is brilliant man. Gotta appreciate JP for being detailed. That's a large piece of what's missing in horror. Holes in the storyline, pointless nudity, gore for gore sake. Get Out was an EXCELLENT movie