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Get Out (Patreon)

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2026-10-03 22:29:33
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GET OUT (2017) MOVIE REACTION!! - First Time Watching!

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Halima

I already know Luke about to have a hell of a lot of fun with this one 🤣 Edit: “me right now” LMAOOOOO

Kimber Voss

Alright. That's going up there with my fave reactions..I knew those of you who hadn't seen it yet would really appreciate & understand the filmaking. As horrifying and gross as it is, it's an important film and I'm grateful Peele got to do it and that it has been so successful. I'm not gonna go on too long of a rant here, but whoever said the film opens up important discussions was right. I have a personal, huge passion for social justice issues in real life and I'm doing well at the moment, marrying my own creative projects with that. I'm currently in school to get credentials behind my name, so I can work with and help a variety of marginalized populations in the US. Peele's film is the type of work I'm inspired by and aspire to, in whatever medium im dabbling in at whatever time..from your post discussion, yes, slavery is a huge theme. Yes, it references past times, but the film also shows the subject is still highly relevant today, especially the attitudes that carry over from and echo the past. Jake said this best there, about people feeling entitled to take by dehumanizing and suppressing an entire population, whether it's for better eyes or lawn care. the science behind all this in the film is insane, as well as the idea of passengers and living forever, that Blake was touching upon. There is a word for that science but I don't even like to say it. One more point..yeah, they may have wanted blacks for genetics, but how they kept gettjng away with it for so long, is bc frankly, people in marginalized groups have been disappearing all the time for years and years.. but unlike the white population, you saw how the police in the film acted. Art, is an imitation of life..especially, in this piece. in many cases, when someone goes missing, who isnt white, no one blinks an eye. and even when it's reported, its hardly covered or doesn't get any media coverage. I'm writing too much, but I'm passionate about it. I appreciate everyone's thoughts and perspectives on the film and I'm so glad you finally got to react to it. Luke, I like what you said about mixing the physical with the brain. I hadn't considered that perspective and last but not least, Cory, thanks for touching on some of the cinematic elements that tend to get overlooked sometimes, bc the film is so mind blowing in theme. Perfectly casted, acted, directed, all of it. Love y'all!! Sorry so long. XO

Stephen King

Corey ate that "Girl BYE" so bad

Arthur Fields

LaKeith Stanfield, the guy who plays Andre / Logan is fun to watch in the TV series Atlanta with Donald Glover (aka Childish Gambino). 2:15 When Blake pointed out that Luke has been trying to get him to watch this movie for nine years, my first thought was, wait, this movie is nine years old already. Wow, time flies. When I first saw this movie, I didn't realize that the groundskeeper was grandpa until Rose said "get him grandpa". I recognized Georgina when Chris was looking through Rose's photos, but I didn't recognize the groundskeeper. 26:53 People compared this movie's 'no, no, no...' to the no, no, no, in Obsession. 44:38 Keeping the cereal separate from the milk is one way of preventing the cereal from getting soggy.😋 Luke, be careful what you say when you've already seen a movie. You have to let them discover things in their own time.

Arthur Fields

The actor playing Jim Hudson is Stephen Root. He plays a very weird character in the cult classic comedy movie Office Space. He also used to do a TV show with Joe Rogan called News Radio. The mom is in the movie The 40 Year Old Virgin. The brother played Banshee in X-Men: First Class.

Arthur Fields

It looked like Rose wasn't just dating a bunch of Black men. Apparently, based on the photos, she was dating a Black woman as well (Georgina).

Film

Get out was nominated for three awards at the Oscar’s in 2018, Best Film, best original screen play, and best director, Jordan peel was the first black writer to win the Oscar for best original screen play ever, Moonlight directed by Barry Jenkins winning best film the previous year directly helped Jordan peel as the narrative around what films lead by black creatives should win started to change Historically, the Academy primarily rewarded Black cinema when the characters were framed as victims, servants, or tied directly to historical trauma (e.g., 12 Years a Slave, Driving Miss Daisy). Moonlight proved that a deeply intimate, contemporary Black story could win the night's top honor. This fundamental shift expanded voters' minds, allowing them to take Jordan Peele’s avant-garde, genre-bending social horror seriously. Critics and pundits explicitly viewed Get Out alongside Moonlight as a "giant leap forward for the possibilities of Black cinema

Sam

This is such a great movie. Daniel Kaluuya was phenomenal. I still have to watch Nope because this movie made me a big fan of his. I saw Us and I loved it; you guys should definitely watch that some time too. Lupita Nyong’o is amazing in it.

Caine SaintClair

Idk if anyone mentioned it already but the deer sound used in the front of the movie was Jordan peele making the noise. He pulls a Stan Lee in all of his movies and adds himself as a sound effect.

TØP44

Love Stephen Root. That's Wyk from Widow's Bay.