This actually looks pretty good
This actually looks pretty good
Angel Miller
Justin Mitchell
you mean like so bad it's good?
give him another award
Ryan Price
I agree. one thing I like about peele movies is how much they feel like an outer limits/twilight zone episode. I know this theory is pretty basic, but I'm expecting aliens, maybe even something lovecraftian if he wants to go that route. unfortunately, you won't get any quality discussion about this, or anything by him, here, OP.
Cooper Cruz
What looks good about it? Every trailer is just DUDE SCARY SKY
Hunter Hughes
Honestly they really do feel like those type of episodes
Julian Phillips
>Cloud is evil... because it's WHITE!
BRAVO PEELE
Landon Jenkins
Wot if aliens but also white people are bad??
Brandon Young
>NOPE
What a clever movie title, Peele.
David Reyes
From the diabolical mind of Jordan Peele comes a fresh horror masterpiece
Leo Thomas
i think my normie friends think i'm racist because it's come up in conversation that i never saw get out or us. then again it might be because i've used some... salty language back before i quit drinking.
Dominic Scott
Us didn't have wypypo bad, still was political. Wonder how will Peele make this one political.
Logan Rivera
why can't whiteoids just have 1 kid???
Alexander Rivera
>daughters all have manface
that is horror
Asher Gutierrez
they can afford them. why cant welfare nogs have 0 kids
Luis Rodriguez
>they can afford them
doesn't mean they should have them, there's zero genetic diversity
Evan Barnes
Nope.
Samuel Jenkins
Jayden Foster
theres too much genetic diversity on this planet
Jacob Martinez
>jordan peele
nope.
Angel Torres
>Title describes what I think when I see the directors name
Liam Hall
Here's the thing with Peele - he's either not terribly imaginative or more than a little lazy. All his plots hinge on things that would be infinitely more believable if they were just straight-up supernatural but he seems to feel some obsessive need to "ground" them. For instance:
>Get Out - instead of occult possession/domination/soul-swapping, we get brain transplants, which leads to a whole lot of questions the audience is forced to ignore(No obvious scars? How can dude even tell the MC to "Get Out" if the brain/personality of the body's original owner has already been removed?) just to stay engaged with the story?
>Us - instead of funhouse magic mirror reflections of our darker sides, it's a government experiment in cloning/mind control that didn't work, but was inexplicably left fully functional yet abandoned for literal decades, once again forcing the audience to willfully ignore these logical inconsistencies just to remain invested.
It's almost like he has some sort of aversion to the overtly supernatural, even when that would make his stories simpler and more easily explained. Why make things unnecessarily convoluted when all you're ultimately going to do is say, in essence, "the rest is magic" anyway? It's not as if the rest of what's happening can be scientifically explained, so why bother? It just comes off as weak writing, especially when it adds nothing at all to the story you're trying to tell.
I predict this one will suffer from the same flaws that put me off the first two. There are even moments in the previews that lead me to believe this will be yet another exercise in "cool images" held together by a lazy premise, things like the wacky, flailing inflatables deflating and the woman being swept into the sky in a way that defies the same "physics" he'll almost certainly take pains to otherwise establish. In my opinion, Peele is basically just another cargo cult director like Abrams.
Cooper Hughes
Try Reddit?
Jayden Ross
>keke
Imagine naming your child keke.
The fuck is wrong with black people.
Kevin Thomas
White people are more diverse than black people.