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Get Out
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A young black man visits his white girlfriend's family estate where he learns that many of its residents, who are black, have gone missing, and he soon learns the horrible truth when a fellow black man on the estate warns him to 'get out'. He soon learns this is easier said than done.
A young black man visits his white girlfriend's family estate where he learns that many of its residents, who are black, have gone missing, and he soon learns the horrible truth when a fellow black man on the estate warns him to 'get out'. He soon learns this is easier said than done.
Actors:
Geraldine Singer,
Erika Alexander,
Yasuhiko Oyama,
Evan Shafran,
John Donohue,
Rutherford Cravens,
Ashley LeConte Campbell
Geraldine Singer
Erika Alexander
19 November 1969, Winslow, Arizona, USA
Yasuhiko Oyama
Evan Shafran
7 December 1982, Portland, Maine, USA
John Donohue
Rutherford Cravens
Ashley LeConte Campbell
Country:
United States, Japan
Keywords:
#Allison Williams #Bradley Whitford #Catherine Keener #Daniel Kaluuya #Get Out #Jordan Peele
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May 18, 2017
Peele plays a risky move using the film genre to establish a very real terror that usually faces hypocrisy. [Full review in Spanish]
May 17, 2017
Pessimistic, violent and scathing, Jordan Peele's debut film is a faithful reflection of a divided country. [Full review in Spanish]
May 18, 2017
A major work in which everything oozes talent. [Full review in Spanish]
March 31, 2017
A marvel of tightly controlled pacing, off-kilter visuals, and rich atmosphere, Peele's film owes a good deal of its exquisite shocks to the claustrophobic terrors of Rosemary's Baby and the manicured dread of Bryan Forbes's The Stepford Wives.
April 07, 2017
Get Out is about how we should get out of our own abyss conditioned by familiarity and history, and it's one of the smartest films out there.
March 17, 2017
Peele succeeds where sometimes even more experienced filmmakers fail: He's made an agile entertainment whose social and cultural observations are woven so tightly into the fabric that you're laughing even as you're thinking, and vice-versa.
May 23, 2017
Get Out: is a masterfully done horror film that builds its chilling menace slowly and does not reveal itself until it's too late to resist.
March 10, 2017
What makes Get Out more than just a slam-bang scarefest is that, in its own darkly satiric way, it is also a movie about racial paranoia that captures the zeitgeist in ways that many more "prestigious" movies don't.
April 23, 2017
Jordan Peele's Get Out plucks a raw nerve with skill and style. Strange, funny and confronting, it's the horror satire of our age.
March 28, 2017
Jordan Peele's semi-parodic horror film Get Out has a complexity worthy of its historical moment.
April 05, 2017
Get Out is one strong, creepy and at times, yes, funny picture which successfully combines horror and comedy with a relevant and message.
May 22, 2017
Jordan Peele's Get Out contains a fascinating idea and some intriguing social commentary, but it's ultimately let down by bland execution and writing that never allows the idea to come to full fruition.
March 02, 2017
Jordan Peele makes his directing debut with a horror movie that sticks closely to genre convention even as its ribbing of white liberals hardens into a social point.
April 03, 2017
Well cast and slickly edited... situations are horrific in their banality... who knew teacups could be sinister?
May 18, 2017
The strenght of the film is in the perfection of the narrative artifact that always seems right in taking each decision, always brilliant, always sour. [Full review in Spanish]
March 27, 2017
By focusing the storyline on a particular form of racism -- the kind that's often disguised as peculiar envy -- Get Out reveals something more insidious.
February 27, 2017
Following Oscar's pomp and self-importance, viewing Jordan Peele's fiercely entertaining thriller offers the perfect awards hangover cure. Audiences leave the theater shaken and stirred.