Having seen "Us", would you consider both of them (anti-)villains in different ways?
Having seen "Us", would you consider both of them (anti-)villains in different ways?
Andrew Russell
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Ian Myers
I'm probably never going to see it
Matthew Lopez
Same. I'm tired of seeing that director's name everywhere.
Andrew Brooks
You should see it for the moral question it presents.
Who was ultimately the more evil of the two?
Gavin Gutierrez
(Seriously, it's a surprisingly difficult question to answer.)
Carter Clark
It's a good ass movie dudes, don't be so quick to judge
Julian Cooper
It really is, first and foremost, a character study/morality play.
Red and Adelaide defy easy labeling of "good and evil".
Easton Miller
I mean I'd probably never even think about watching it. Doesn't really seem like something I'd be interested in unless it's filled with violence that is.
Lincoln Hall
i thought Get Out was ok.
nothing special, not scary at all for my tastes.
Carson Gray
Won't watch it, filmmaker says he won't cast White people in leading roles..
Can you imagine how enraged the American monkey people would be if a white filmmaker said that about black people..
Get on a boat back to your motherland Jordan Peele..
And this nigger is married to a white woman!?
Oh America, where we goin'?