Funny? No. Creepy? Yes

Rating: 8/10 (15 March 2017)

I think people hyped this movie up to be more than what it was. Don't get me wrong, it was a GREAT movie and I caught on to a lot of hidden messages; a couple on which I won't speak on. But, I think I went into watching the movie with higher expectations. I didn't think the movie was really funny like some people were ranting about. It was definitely more creepy. The creepy looks, the creepy eyes, and the creepy smiles. It was like, right away, you knew something wasn't right. The one thing that did surprise me about this movie was that the girlfriend was in it the whole time. I mean REALLY in it. All those photos of all the different black men she lured into heart and home only to make them internal slaves to the next bidder. I mean what?! How did I not see that coming? The more creepier thing was the whole transformation of her grandparents into those pour black souls minds. This brings me to the underlining messages that I hope doesn't offend anyone. But we do see from time to time how black people are always looked down upon for this or that when secretly we see white people loving the culture, the hair, the music, and the clothes. So the fact that Peele made it evident that this family took over a black persons life because of whatever reason doesn't surprise me. I love that he touched on these invisible factors because people act so blind to such when black people have been seeing it for centuries. I hope that people not only took this movie as a valid message but that black film is on the rise and have just as much talent as any other director, producer, writer, etc. Congratulations to Jordan Peele for grossing 100 million from this movie off a 4 million budget!