Great Use of Symbolism

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2017)

This film is by far one of my new favorites. If you're familiar with the black market of organ harvesting, then you'll pick up on the use of (extreme) symbolism within the film; depicting the fact that because people of color have a superior genetic make-up (athletic build, age- defying skin, "better" organ functioning), using an entire body as a vessel would be the ideal goal opposed to just transplanting the heart, kidney or liver of a black person into a white person's body. (This is actually a real thing in America)
Hence, small indications of this ideology of black superiority is shown when an older woman at the party asks Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) something in reference to the saying "when you go black you don't to back".
The way that the symbolism is depicted, as far as transplanting a brain is pretty cheesy and unrealistic, however the term "horror film" in regard to this film is precise. It's bigger than "racism" , seeing as though there are thousands of black children who go missing and when some are found, their organs are missing ... HORROR.
The hypothetical situation of an old friend of André Logan (the man who has a "seizure" at the party who maintained the same exterior), running into him/ conversing with him, yet realizing that he is now a "white man" is also pretty psychotic . A scene like that should have been somehow implemented in the movie for the film to make a complete point.
If someone rated this movie terribly, it's obviously because they know nothing of what is actually going on in the country and how the film relates. The TSA "comedy" was a bit irritating, as it seemed that Jordan Peele added it, to avoid stepping on the toes of any white people who might get offended with the whole "racism" rant.
For the people that "don't get it", Jordan Peele could have just did a direct film explicitly showing the black teenage boy in Georgia who had his organs harvested and was found in his high school gymnasium, which if he did, the film would not have been cleared for theaters for obvious reasons. .