movie Nope | Jordan Peele - Out Now

[SaintWest]

1 minute ago, Gorgeous said:

I liked this movie, but I do think a stronger argument was needed. The parallelism between the two stories is cool, but I wished that at some point the two would merge in a more climactic way, its almost as if the thriller paste of the first two acts get lost into a simple western/alien hunt sequence at the end. I had high expectations given the psyco ending of Get Out. 

Yeah. I enjoyed both plot lines, but it didn't really have the thrill of the 2nd act of Us or finale of Get Out. The twist was interesting I guess but I don't think it was well enough visualized. 

[Miles.]

Loved this!  He's 3/3 for me!

[Roberto]

7 hours ago, Repelex said:

The monkey subplot served no purpose. The horse audition was enough foreshadowing.

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It's literally the reason why Jupe thought he could tame JJ, since the monkey didn't hurt him, unlike the other members of the sitcom. 

I know it was kinda weird but I think it served its purpose and we been knew Jordan likes to play with those tricks.

 

 

Edited September 8, 2022 by Roberto

[BeachRat]

finally watched last night, it was so so so good. i loved the subtle uneasy feeling going through the whole movie.

 

it's definitely a 3/3 for Jordan for me. and i believe 10 years on in his career it will be a cult classic.

 

the visuals where STUNNING, wish i went to the cinema to see it even tho i have a huge tv.

[Repelex]

13 hours ago, Roberto said:

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It's literally the reason why Jupe thought he could tame JJ, since the monkey didn't hurt him, unlike the other members of the sitcom. 

I know it was kinda weird but I think it served its purpose and we been knew Jordan likes to play with those tricks.

 

 

Oh 

[enchanted0]

Finally watched it and wow I didn't expected to like it this much since I didn't like Us at all. It was CINEMA indeed  very bold yet sophisticated, there were so many cool shots

My only complaint was 

 

There was zero suspense when Jean Jacket was first appeared. The characters were acting so serious but I felt literally nothing, was actually kinda bored.

[DoctorIce]

18 hours ago, Roberto said:

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It's literally the reason why Jupe thought he could tame JJ, since the monkey didn't hurt him, unlike the other members of the sitcom. 

I know it was kinda weird but I think it served its purpose and we been knew Jordan likes to play with those tricks.

I still don't think it had enough to do with the plot. As interesting as the Gordy scenes were on their own, it made the film feel very disjointed. Jupe wasn't a significant enough character to have that much backstory. 

[genetic fail]

[genetic fail]

[Bimbo]

On 9/8/2022 at 6:42 PM, DoctorIce said:

I still don't think it had enough to do with the plot. As interesting as the Gordy scenes were on their own, it made the film feel very disjointed. Jupe wasn't a significant enough character to have that much backstory. 

MTE

[Roman Holiday]

People are really dumb. The social commentary was literally right in your face but people are confused?? 
 

 

Gordy’s subplot was about the cyclical nature of exploitation and how Jupe felt like he had a divine purpose to capture the alien. 

[Roman Holiday]

A+ movie. 
 

Get Out > No. 1 pe >>> US bubbling under 

[Sharapov]

 

10 minutes ago, Roman Holiday said:

People are really dumb. The social commentary was literally right in your face but people are confused?? 
 

 

Gordy’s subplot was about the cyclical nature of exploitation and how Jupe felt like he had a divine purpose to capture the alien. 

 

9 minutes ago, Roman Holiday said:

A+ movie. 
 

Get Out > No. 1 pe >>> US bubbling under 

[Roberto]

4 hours ago, Roman Holiday said:

Gordy’s subplot was about the cyclical nature of exploitation and how Jupe felt like he had a divine purpose to capture the alien. 

I watched it a 2nd time yesterday (I found it even better than my first time since the shock factor left me with a sour taste in my mouth. Jordan is just...no words ) and yes, before getting eaten, Jupe says clearly: "You are the chosen one"...he really thought. 

Edited September 15, 2022 by Roberto

[Losing my ground]

This was one of the worst films I have ever seen. I regret so much wasting 2 hours on this, should have at least sleep through it but I kept waiting for something logical or meaningful to happen - well it didn't.

[Uncatena]

3 hours ago, Losing my ground said:

This was one of the worst films I have ever seen. I regret so much wasting 2 hours on this, should have at least sleep through it but I kept waiting for something logical or meaningful to happen - well it didn't.

Okay Jake Paul

[Sharapov]

5 hours ago, Losing my ground said:

This was one of the worst films I have ever seen. 

these takes are so embarrassing

[Peep Show]

6 hours ago, Losing my ground said:

This was one of the worst films I have ever seen. I regret so much wasting 2 hours on this, should have at least sleep through it but I kept waiting for something logical or meaningful to happen - well it didn't.

The movie is completely logical, the plot probably went over your head.

[ahzark97]

Great concept, great execution. Jordan Peele did it again 

[Sweetestsecret]

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt10954984/  $170M on box office.. people really said 'nope' to this film..I expected $200M++ ..

[Sharapov]

1 hour ago, Sweetestsecret said:

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt10954984/  $170M on box office.. people really said 'nope' to this film..I expected $200M++ ..

art not bling

[Konril]

Finally saw it. Personally, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts especially the 1st half hour were it was kinda slow but then the build-up towards the climax and the end were beautiful.

 

Peele is 3/3 for me, just like Ari Aster is 2/2.