2 star out of 10, not very good, a lot of down time in 1 hour & 45 minutes.

Rating: 2/10 (16 August 2017)

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I heard a lot about this film and that it was an excellent horror movie with a relevant social message. I looked eagerly forward to seeing it and now that I have; I can honestly say that I am very disappointed with the film. After 20 minutes I was going to turn it off but I kept hanging on to see "when" and "if" anything interesting would happen and what the fuss was all about. It took a long time for anything of "note to happen" (most of the plot action takes place in the last 15 or 20 frenzied minutes).
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If anyone has ever seen the classic Universal Studios 1948 horror comedy Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein then you'll know the plot for "Get Out" (coincidentally released by Universal Studios) borrowed liberally, (i.e. was ripped off from that A&C movie). This time, instead of Dracula wanting to transplant Costello's simple mind (brain) into the Frankenstein monster so the monster will be malleable and compliant; we have rich, old, white folks wanting to have their brains transplanted into young, healthy, black people's bodies with stronger bodies so the white folks can live longer and be healthier. I guess it's some kind of twisted, sicko old, rich, white person's idea of the fountain of youth or fantasy utopia? (Duh!) Go figure. The idea makes you wonder what the families of the old, rich, white people do about their elderly family member's death certificates and how they cover up the missing old, rich, white family members in the outside world. No one seems to ever miss them or question the "new" black family members.
Get out clocks in at a slowly paced one hour and 45 minutes but if you watch the first 15 minutes and skip to the last 20 frenzied minutes (where all the IMPROBABLE action takes place and I mean VERY IMPROBABLE); you'll save yourself 1 hour and 10 minutes of snooze time. Virtually nothing happens for that long stretch in between.
ONE MORE SPOILER ALERT: The ending you can drive a MACK truck through the improbable happenings and ridiculous overkill. It would be one hell of a messy situation to clean up and walk away from.
The biggest peeve I have is the guy's "loving, white girl friend", i.e. kidnapper who lures young, black people to her parents home in secluded upstate NY. She actually leaves the light on in her closet with a shoe box (lid ajar) for the suspicious black boyfriend to find. It's smack dab in the middle of the closet floor, light shining on it with nothing else around! The contents - oh just many photos of his girl friend with every black boyfriend and one girl friend she has lured to her parent's home. There must be at least 10 to 15 of those victims each pictured lovingly with her. A very busy family industry they've got going there. Why would she do that? Answer: As a plot device to hammer it home to the boyfriend/victim and to the viewing audience. In case you couldn't figure out what was happening already.
In the end, "Get Out" is an inferior horror movie that would have made a poor 30 minute episode of the Twilight Zone way back in the day.
Social message??? I don't think so, unless you want to read one into it.
More likely it exploits the racial divide in some parts of society to garner ticket sales for the studio.
In the end like so many other poor horror movies, "Get Out" seems like the idea one gets from a crazy mixed up nightmare after eating too much greasy pizza late at night.
Recommendation: Skip "Get Out" --- pardon the pun, it is a "no brainer"- ha ha ha.