What was the point of this film? Was it just pretence and nonsense imagery or was there a plot in there?

This. All the stuff underground was shit but at least it was funny and weird and creative, Get Out was just boring.

they even made a theme park attraction based on this movie on universal

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yea that seems to be the consensus on Yea Forums, but this movie was fun and original for the time. get out took itself way too seriously.
also you're a cuck for being so threatened by an opinion different from your own.

The plot twist at the end was really obvious, which would been fine, but the way it was handled was terrible and full of plotholes.
Why didn't the real Adelaide say nothing at all of who she was and what the clone did to her?
Why the fuck didn't she just return to the surface instead of waiting decades and planning all that crazy shit? Clones had no free will to leave, but she had.

Whether or not it's the consensus, it happens to be correct. Only a moron would find this movie "fun and original".

Why though?
See how one still has to ask a reasonable question, the movie had a plot but no story.
And if it is explained by the clone or original version of the black lady then either way i wouldn't get it because of the retarded cringe voice they made her talk in.
Yeah but if you watched this one, then you'd lose respect for him rather quickly.
exactly.
Not to mention, the first act was as cliche as the first season of the walking dead.
Actually most of the movie was really cliche.
The fact that they made clone nigger boy just back into the fire instead of snackbarring himself toward the family was a big wasted opportunity and they should feel ashamed.

>anyone with a different opinion than mine is a moron
do you ever actually listen to how you sound?

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Is that image supposed to be me? You reply with an artist rendering of a typical fan of Jordan Peele movies and then ask me if I listen to written text. You are an extreme retard.

Get Out was decent and directed by a black man, so Hollywood and establishment media film critics overhyped Peele as an auteur so they could demonstrate how "progressive" they are. In reality, Peele is just an average writer-director whose next film was inevitably going to be disappointing.

>Was it just pretence and nonsense imagery

Yeah. It kind of just took a bunch of loosely 'topical' elements and allusions and waved them around, betting that the critics would fall over themselves to find significance and value in it.

Us was only successful because it had Peele's name on it.

Now that we know he is capable of 6/10's I will wait for the reviews of his films instead next time.

>omg did you see the new Jordan peele movie, I love niggers they're so talented
>why yes I do enjoy auteur black directors look how progressive I am

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I was too busy thinking why the fuck the twist was significant in the first place to realize she could have left any time she wanted.

I thought there had to be some assumed rule the audience just accepted about the people in the tunnels not being allowed to leave. If she was allowed to leave anytime there is absolutely no reason she wouldn't have walked out and gone home.

>All memes aside, what pisses me off about that movie is it would have been a dime a dozen, 6/10 horror movie no one gives a shit about if it featured a white family

if it featured a white family and was made in the 80s it would've been on the top 10 list of best horror movies ever.

>people aren’t allowed to critique movies
retard

If the Avengers was released in the 80s it would be considered the greatest movie of all time

Its a black guy making movies for black people with a black cast. The premises suck and the plots are shit, but they're original. He isn't taking existing IPs and raceswapping half the characters. I dislike everything he's ever done, but Jordan Peele is kind of a hero.

endgame was released few months ago and people already forgot about it

Metaphor for Us vs Them, the Haves vs the Have-Nots

I don’t know if it is where I live but this movie came and went, and just fell off the radar. People talked about it the first week because it was the guy who made Get Out but that was it. Have yet to know what the actual plot is because I haven’t bothered to watch it.

Black people