Really bad movie with inexplicable plot holes

Rating: 1/10 (26 May 2019)

So many plot holes, where to begin. Why did Rose only pursue black people? Why wasn't her brother enlisted to do the same? Why was the multiple month long courting processes necessary when her brother just kidnapped people from the street? Why did she revert to her weird cereal-eating, pulled back ponytail self after months of acting "normal"? Her real self was never detected by Chris?? After 5 months?? How did Chris get the cotton in his ears? Who was Georgina supposed to be? Why did she break character and scream "you ruined my house" at the end? Why were she and the groundskeeper servants, especially if the groundskeeper was supposed to be the grandfather? Why was the mother who wasn't an Armitage by blood in on this? How was she able to hypnotize all those people? Why was the red box left readily available for Chris to look in and see the pictures? Why were all the "friends" in on it? No one thought it was bizarre? No one thought to call the police?? (Andre is still a victim! No one is going to help him??) Everyone wanted their brains in a black person's body?? Especially after they saw the results of the surgery?? Everyone who undergoes the surgery turns into a zombie! They wanted that?? They bid on that?? The grandfather only wanted the body to run?? Why were the victims afforded an opportunity to see a video of what's about to happen to them? Why was a video made? The siblings were about ten in the video, where are the multiple other victims since this has been an over ten year serial crime? Just like Lost? The Dharma project? Skeleton Key?? Whew. After the hype settled, I hope people can reevaluate their praise for this one-dimensional fluff, that is, if they're honest and strong enough to do it, no matter what race the director is. Cowards all around. Cowardly critics for lauding a truly mediocre film and cowardly filmmaking for pussyfooting with the racism. (If they're gonna go there, they should have gone all the way there.) The "Crash" and Marisa Tomei of the Oscars: this will DEFINITELY not stand the test of time. I'm afraid Peele is just another Shyamalan, making movies merely from a pitch and a plot twist (clearly evident by "Us").