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Movie "Get Out"

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Went over the weekend, thought it was great, absolutely worth the price of admission.... plenty of comic relief but not over the top, really well done thriller, fresh & different enough take on a story we've seen before....

 

TS muthafuggin A.......

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Was bored to death. It was like an annoying episode of Black Mirror. Knew it was about crafty white folk stealing blacks way too early on. They didn't give you the main plot until the very end, followed by a way-too-fast fight sequence.

Straight garbage. Except for his TSA buddy. He was good.

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On 3/23/2017 at 11:31 PM, Still Brooklyn said:

Was bored to death. It was like an annoying episode of Black Mirror. Knew it was about crafty white folk stealing blacks way too early on. They didn't give you the main plot until the very end, followed by a way-too-fast fight sequence.

Straight garbage. Except for his TSA buddy. He was good.

did you know that because you saw the trailer beforehand or because the movie just threw it down the middle with the context in the first fifteen minutes?

i'm really just curious because i feel like trailers in general just give way too much away

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23 hours ago, frash.exe said:

did you know that because you saw the trailer beforehand or because the movie just threw it down the middle with the context in the first fifteen minutes?

i'm really just curious because i feel like trailers in general just give way too much away

Just from the movie. I didn't guess that she was bringing all the black dudes in, but I knew right away the family was collecting blacks and the mom was using hypnosis to keep them there. I was like, yep ... evil white people. Neat.

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