Get Out | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

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  @waynecanning4122 · 2 years ago (edited)

  What becomes a little more obvious upon rewatch is that when Rose reprimands the officer for asking for Chris’s ID, she isn’t standing up for Chris’s rights, she’s eliminating the paper trail that ties him to her when he disappears.

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  @Bringmethehorizondude · 2 years ago

  “She’s the honeypot!” <br><br>Greatest George moment ever

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• WO

  @wobaguk · 2 years ago

  &quot;My mother loved the kitchen, we keep &apos;a piece of her&apos; in here.&quot; I only just realised how chillingly literal that is.

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  @BaldOldGermanDude · 2 years ago

  The acting of the housemaiden when she nearly broke out and only pressed a single tear while smiling also made me drop my jaw!

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  @McBackstabber · 2 years ago (edited)

  The brother kept going on about Chris&apos; supposedly superior physical abilities and strength. But in the end when they fought by the door Chris didn&apos;t overpower him - he outsmarted him! Chris took note that the brother kept blocking the door with his foot whenever Chris tried to open it, so he tricked him into doing the leg move again so he could stab him in the leg and get free. A small detail, but important one.

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  @mkultra7492 · 2 years ago

  You had the right idea about the ending. Originally, it was actually the cops. They show up and arrest him. After test screenings it was changed to be his friend, so the movie could have the more positive ending.

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  @michelle6337 · 2 years ago

  The scene where everyone goes silent at the party once they go upstairs is SO eerie. That, the camera flash scene, and the silent auction were so well done.

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  @bradcha5413 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I do love how the son is the least subtle when it comes to being part of a family of psychos

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  @themiles42 · 2 years ago

  One little detail I always thought is genius is that he saved his life by picking cotton.<br><br>(From the chair to plug his ears)

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  @moviescatsmargs · 2 years ago

  I saw this movie three times in theaters. This is how well Jordan Peele knew his audience: everyone gasped/yelped at the jump scare of Georgina in the kitchen, cheered when Chris killed the family, groaned when they saw the lights and sirens of the &quot;cop&quot; car, and laughed at Rod&apos;s jokes at the end. Each time. Three different audiences. Same thing.

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  @TheBlott2319 · 2 years ago

  This is a movie that greatly rewards multiple views. One of my favorite little details is that throwaway line that the grandfather was a competitive runner, so later when we see the gardener sprinting in the dark, it&apos;s not just horror movie trope 101 to scare the audience, this is a man enjoying the physical benefits of his new body to relive his glory days.

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  @thgeremilrivera-thorsen9556 · 2 years ago

  George: &quot;The mom seems okay&quot;<br>Me: Oh, my sweet summer child...

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