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Get Out (runtime 1:44:05) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2025-10-14 16:00:09
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2026-06
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Hey Everyone!
Another scary movie? I think so! 🎃

This movie has been recommended to us sooo many times, so we're really happy we finally got to see it! We had a fun time watching it, and trying to figure out WHAT THE HECK WAS GOING ON... suuuuuch good mystery elements! Amazing visuals and acting, and such a creative story too. We both really loved this one!

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Get Out (runtime 1:44:05) - Patreon Version

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Ian A

This movie is great. Nope (same lead actor) is another really good one if you haven't seen it. Of all the horrific things in this movie. The one thing that is the worst is her Mom hypnotizing him against his will. Just so wrong and so invasive. Give me a good old fashioned, wholesome axe to the back, That's less disturbing to me.🤣 The conversations..I have a disability and when meeting people for the first time, 90% of the time it comes back around to those awkward questions ahout it, even so, I can't imagine what it was like for him. People trying to be "nice" but coming off as nosey and inappropriately trying to over compensate. "I have a friend who has a disability" Like Chandra said. How do you respond? Just like he did. "Cool." OMG, just realized, she didn't want to give his ID to cops so there would be no record of him. Not to stand up for him. 🤯

N.T. Stars

If you liked the crazy "body sharing" aspects of the story, I'd definitely recommend Being John Malkovich. There's even a theory that this movie is a secret sequel to Being John Malkovich (Catherine Keener is in both!) Jordan Peele definitely wears his influences on his sleeve, with the Malkovich references and the credits being in the same cyan color as The Shining.