Warning: Spoilers

Rating: 9/10 (4 March 2019)

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The movie "Get Out" made by the very well-known actor, director, comedian and writer Jordan Peele has to be one of my top three horror movies now after seeing it. The movies cinematography, motifs, jump scares and comedy throughout the movie really drew me in and made it interesting for me. The movie will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat from the constant horror, but will also have you falling out of your seat from laughter. Jordan Peele does a great job tying in certain motifs throughout the movie, but also leaves room open for your own interpretation. The main motif that is seen throughout the entire movie and is very obvious is modern slavery and racial profiling of African Americans in a society dominated by white people. The main focus of the movie that Jordan Peele was trying to point out to everyone was how African Americans are being exploited and mind controlled for the benefit of elite whites.
Throughout the movie we feel bad for what Chris is put and going through. Chris the main character, spends the entire movie surrounded by white people, all of whom we later learn are evil and are attempting to enslave his body. Even the black people Chris meets are already enslaved and are also evil inside. He feels uncomfortable, isn't sure why, and no one empathizes with him about his discomfort. This highlights the effect society, as a whole, has on minorities on a daily basis in a society dominated (numerically and culturally) by white people. The one scene that has everyone talking about the most is when Chris is hypnotized by Rose's mother and Chris falls into another dimension called "The Sunken Place". This scene was so clever and artistic based off of the high, low and long shot camera angles that make the audience feel as if they are falling with Chris into a dark, quiet, lonely abyss. All in all this is a movie that I would highly recommend to everyone and Is one that can be watched more than once and still have the same effect the first time watching it had. I would give this movie a rating of 9/10 because there were no flaws that stood out to me and was very surprising to see how successful this movie came out for how short Jordan Peele has been in the director's seat.