Lmao no.
It's just a black brother and sister trying to get a photo of an alien.
I mean there's some stuff about their black owned ranch but nothing about white people.
It's ultimately still a movie with a message about black people. it's very similar to Get Out, but it uses a 2 layer metaphor. The first metaphor is the alien representing wild animals, and how we exploit them, but the second layer metaphor is how we do the same to black people. The whole point was explained when they talked about their great great great grandpa. Everyone knew the filmmaker, no one knew the horse, or the actor.
it's one line, this really sound like a stretch, even if Peele intended something like that it's not something that's clear from the film and death of the author applies
Ok, well the fact that the monkey fist bumped the kid clearly meant that the kid and the monkey were equally exploited. So the message is at least about kids and animals. I'm sure he meant it about blacks, too, but there is less evidence of that, I agree. But there is some.
I was going to ask wtf this shit is but now you have revealed it is a Jordan Peele popasquat, I can toss the notion of ever watching it straight into the trashbin, thanks, anon, for saving me time
This fricking guy took me out of the whole thing. Just the first phone call with his Batman ass voice took me out, then he shows up in a fricking jedi robe as a living embodiment of Deus Ex Machina. Kind of ridiculous.
>This fricking guy took me out of the whole thing. Just the first phone call with his Batman ass voice
oh hey there zoomer, balls dropped yet? guess you never saw The Crow, or do you only watch MCU approved ‘movies’
And this guy...I don't even know what to say. obviously a critique of documentation culture, but is way too on the nose about it. I mean, it wasn't realistic at all. And he had a voice changer under his helmet for some reason? Was he Darth Vader?
do a 360 and walk away
so what you're telling me is its out?
screenshot is from the spoilery trailer they just released to celebrate it making 100 million domestically
damn
no it's nope
Give it to me straight., Is it a white hate movie filled with kangs. Yes or no?
No except for the one time Keke's character says muh ancestor was the first actor in history and he was black and no one members
Lmao no.
It's just a black brother and sister trying to get a photo of an alien.
I mean there's some stuff about their black owned ranch but nothing about white people.
No, you're just triggered
Or maybe I'm asking because there is so much shit surrounding this thing. Don't forget to fetch another 8ball.
There is no shit, just whiny cry babies having a cry
That's one of the shortest essays of failure I ever read.
nice haiku gaygit
Seethe monkey boy.
Actually, no, not really. I was surprised by that and by how much I enjoyed it.
It's a movie poking fun at the tiktok age of chasing clout. The protagonists use this horrifying monster to try and get famous.
It's ultimately still a movie with a message about black people. it's very similar to Get Out, but it uses a 2 layer metaphor. The first metaphor is the alien representing wild animals, and how we exploit them, but the second layer metaphor is how we do the same to black people. The whole point was explained when they talked about their great great great grandpa. Everyone knew the filmmaker, no one knew the horse, or the actor.
it's one line, this really sound like a stretch, even if Peele intended something like that it's not something that's clear from the film and death of the author applies
Ok, well the fact that the monkey fist bumped the kid clearly meant that the kid and the monkey were equally exploited. So the message is at least about kids and animals. I'm sure he meant it about blacks, too, but there is less evidence of that, I agree. But there is some.
this is a covid movie where it means that every scene only has 2 to 3 people.
very long. very boring
https://www.tiktok.com/@whysoserious420_/video/7123126313925446958?is_from_webapp=v1&item_id=7123126313925446958
what would you do in this scene
>/vore/
ring the missus and tell her, her knickers had been blown off the washing line again.
Quickly take off all my clothes and stroke myself to full mast. If I'm gonna go out, I'll make it uncomfortable for both of us.
Why does it look like a balloon?
>from the low IQ mind of Jordan Peele
I was going to ask wtf this shit is but now you have revealed it is a Jordan Peele popasquat, I can toss the notion of ever watching it straight into the trashbin, thanks, anon, for saving me time
>unsheathe my Maker hooks
>teleport behind it
>nothing personnel
not watch homie movies?
This fricking guy took me out of the whole thing. Just the first phone call with his Batman ass voice took me out, then he shows up in a fricking jedi robe as a living embodiment of Deus Ex Machina. Kind of ridiculous.
>This fricking guy took me out of the whole thing. Just the first phone call with his Batman ass voice
oh hey there zoomer, balls dropped yet? guess you never saw The Crow, or do you only watch MCU approved ‘movies’
thats Michael Wincott
he always sounds like that
watch the movies he was in back in the 1990s
And this guy...I don't even know what to say. obviously a critique of documentation culture, but is way too on the nose about it. I mean, it wasn't realistic at all. And he had a voice changer under his helmet for some reason? Was he Darth Vader?
>here's ur horror movie monster bro
>black person
spine chilling horror
thank u mr peel