Get Out
Mystery • R • 2017 • 1 hr 44 min
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A thought provoking horror that’s a worthy successor to Alfred Hitchcock’s Legacy and proves Jordon Peele’s horror potential
Sharp, thrilling, and unsettling, Get Out blends social commentary with horror, delivering a smart, edge of your seat masterpiece
The environment is so creepy … the direction is really good but it gets violent towards the end, and loses my interest a bit… unnecessary.
It is an excellent, very original story. Great mix of creepy and humor. Acting and directing was top-notch. Would absolutely watch again.
Incredibly engaging, with a concept that just pulls you in! Great execution and twists.
An instant classic. Well performed, poignant and a a fantastically constructed story
Great movie that has some funny jokes. I'm not usually the biggest fan of mystery movies, but this was great.
Solid film of asking “what is going on” and “how they will resolve the problem” with plenty of twists.
Incredible! Great movie and very well done
Really really good. Hauntingly cerebral movie- it weighs on you after you watch. Looking forward to a rewatch soon.
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