I don't really know what its about but the trailer has me intrigued.
From the reviews, I saw the movie is not what you expect so I guess the trailer might be misleading.
its not a horror film?
No, it's defiantly a horror film but the main plot might be different from what it seems. I haven't seen the movie yet though I'm just going by the non-spoiler reviews I saw.
@asgardianbrony: I've pretty much told you all I know like I said I haven't seen the movie and I don't know any spoilers. Everything I know is from non-spoiler reviews, and since it's non-spoiler reviews all they pretty much said was that it was a very good movie and everything is not what it seems lol.
Rotten Tomatoes is a joke. It's a corporate MCU website whose sole aim is to trash DC movies.
I agree.....Sort of, I don't think it's a conspiracy against DC movies.....DC Movies just suck.
But yeah I typically like badly revived movies & am almost always disappointed in movies that got good revives on Rotten Tomatoes.
Although I am intrigued, more often than not movie trailers give the whole plot twist away by hinting at it too strongly or being super obvious about trying to get people to think the contrary but I'm stumped as to what the hell Get Out is even about.
@dadivineking: Get Out is probably the most unique horror film we've seen in many years, in more ways than one. It functions as much more than just a horror film.
@bluehope: I never joke. Joking is for dumb people with a lot of free time.
You have to be brain-dead to not see the obvious MCU bias and DCEU hate present in Rotten Tomatoes.
You said they trash DC movies but without DCEU DC is getting scores just as good as Marvel, The Dark Knight got a score higher than any Marvel movie ever made.
Saw it last night and really found myself enjoying it, especially given the lackluster growth in the horror genre in recent years.
In response to Rotten Tomatoes being Pro-MCU and Anti-DC, what would that even matter? It's not like this movie has anything to do with either property, I wouldn't slight RT's rating scale because of it.
@dadivineking: I'll just say that you won't see the twist coming until they reveal it for you. But every single little detail up to that point will make perfect sense once it reaches it.
Isn't the RT rating based on quantity of critics who give it over like 5/10 or something? I don't think it's an actually score in the same sense that 5/5 is
Isn't the RT rating based on quantity of critics who give it over like 5/10 or something? I don't think it's an actually score in the same sense that 5/5 is
You're right, but Get Out also has a average rating of 8/10.
NOt really a horror guy, so I can't say I'd wanna go out and watch it (maybe a few weeks from now). But I'm glad that this movie is a hit for him, considering I think Keanu tanked.
@sophia89: It would give away the gimmick if it didn't give good reviews to Nolan. I should clarify this is MCU-related. They only trash DC movies that are a threat (DCEU). Lego movies aren't.
Jordan from Key and Peele Directed this??? Wow never knew he had that kind of Talent.
It's amazing cus he started out on MadTV in what was the worst era of he show, then both those guys went on to do K&P and do a show that gave Dave Chappelle a run for his money. Now this? Major props
If you think about it thy specialized in dark political humor... I guess they just took the humor part out of it. This dude might become a master director if he keeps this up
@sophia89: lol I know DCEU sucks, it's fun to mess around sometimes. I would go on with:
"The Martha scene is very beautiful and powerful. Batman realizes Superman isn't just an alien but a person, who has a mother. Name Martha makes him remember his own mother and relate to Superman. People don't understand the deep underlying feeling.This scene and Pa Kent't death scene in MoS are my favorite superhero movie scenes."
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