Incredible film that will be discussed for years to come

Rating: 10/10 (30 April 2019)

Although any people have been confused by this film is, that is not a result of the film itself but due to a misconception people had going into the theatre. The film discusses complex ideas about morals, identity, and the blurred lines between the two. It is at times bizarre and strange, yet this is a benefit of the film not a disadvantage. The shot of the many thousands of rabbits confused me. Yet what was the intent of the shot? To provoke something? If that is indeed true then it succeeded. That may then be the entire point of the film. To provoke reaction, intellectual and otherwise. What was the inherent meaning of the film? That's something that should be discussed at an intellectual level and I don't think I can answer that. The film is and only could be disappointing if you entered the film hoping for a film such as The Strangers (not to discredit that film). It isn't a claustrophobic thriller, it isn't an art-house experimental film, it isn't Get-Out 2, it is very unique in what it is. Peele should go on to have a long career from this and his previous film. Is he the next M Night Shyamalan? Is he the next John Carpenter. Perhaps not. But is that a negative? Truly its not a movie you should watch on Netflix at three o'clock in the morning to. It requires a level of involvement. Whether you like the movie or not is entirely up to you. However, it should be less looked as a block buster simply to enjoy and more as a level of literature worthy of being discussed in 'fancy' schools.