Us (2019)

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Year: 2019
Runtime: 116 min.
Director: Jordan Peele
Genres: Thriller, Horror
Rating *: 7.3
Votes *: 0
Checks: 2,996
Favs: 170
Dislikes: 38
Favs/checks: 5.7% (1:18)
Favs/dislikes: 4:1

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movieinsanity
Eh was o.k. I give it 2.5 bags of popcorn. Was kind of bored. 2 months 2 weeks ago
samoan
Good movie overall. Get out was better. Great ending. But not very scary. Also, there are a lot of plot holes in the film and parts that are never explained. If you haven't seen the movie, don't look at the spoilers ->
Like why didn't the real Adelaide just leave the underground world? Why couldn't she talk normally, after all, she knew how to speak before she was forced to switch places and stay in the underground? Why did the copies kill random people and not just their originals? Why did some of them act human yet others act like animals, like the underground version of the son? How did the underground Adelaide get out if the escalator only goes down and she had to copy what the original one did? Why did they have to wait 30 years to come above ground and how did they know Adelaide and her family would be returning to the area then Why didn't they surface when she came back to visit grandma? Why did she agree to go back to the summer house if she knew what was waiting for her there? Also, why did they fix the closet door well before that night?
6 months ago
Paravail
Kinda weak in my opinion. The movie seems to want to be a serious psychological thriller and a campy slasher at the same time. It even turns into a zombie film of sorts around the third act. There's a lot of genre confusion and it keeps the film from being particularly strong at anything.
I think the big reveal at the end is what really undoes the movie. It's revealed that all the body doubles going around killing people are "tethered puppets" who live in this underground bunker where the only thing they get to eat is raw rabbit. That's a pretty weird concept. It's too specific to be creepy and mysterious, and too out there for people to accept at face value. If the story had been about a woman slowly going mad because she felt a double of herself was following her around, that would be effective psychological horror, since the monster, so to speak, is never explained. In Get Out, the idea of white people scooping out he brains of black people and replacing it with the brains of other white people is weird, but it's understandable. It's a concept you can readily accept. The whole underground puppet people eating rabbit thing is kinda the worst of both worlds.
5 months 3 weeks ago