"SC-S28/W1-Movie Highlights|First-Time Feels (Get Out -Jordan Peele)

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Friends, I am very good at watching movies, but I don't know this movie. I watched the movie to participate in the learning video. Let's talk about the main topic of the word.

Watch a directorial debut or a breakout film.
Example films: Get Out (Jordan Peele), Lady Bird (Greta Gerwig), District 9 (Neill Blomkamp)

wikipedia Get Out is a psychological horror thriller that was a highly rated American film in the year 2017 and it was the first film directed by Jordan Peele. Horror, satire, and social commentary have been skillfully combined to masterfully explore racism and systematic oppression in the film in a very discursive and disturbing manner. The narration is about Chris Washington, a young black man, who is introduced to the family of his white girlfriend, the first time. only to discover they have an underbelly of sinister secrets they are holding. With a sharp writing and direction, good performance, especially thanks to the lead actor, Daniel Kaluuya, the film received a great deal of critical acclaim and was the winner of many awards, among them an Academy Award in Original Screenplay.

What stood out most about the director’s style or storytelling?

The movie power as far as it is known is the most important thing is that human life is fighting with nature and its artificiality is really for mankind. Not desirable. People may be of different colors, it is created by God. But in that field their path of struggle has been chosen. The author writes this instruction with his highest distinction for man to apply his fruitfulness for his practical application. Blacks and whites are not common, but by using Black they have adopted their long-lasting path which is like human thinking and grasping. It has taken a step forward but properly using this high behavior with humans and it will be harmful for mankind. People will accept and cause death it is common artificially but by applying force to the brain of another human being in a human being it will ensure the birth of human being it is not a natural rule.

Did the film feel polished or raw? How did that impact your experience?

Of course, police surveillance is a regular act here. The police has neglected its own duty and no one believes Chris's friend and takes any kind of action. Password or his police should be given importance and should not be interpreted as truth. If the police behave kindly as his friend says and start investigating, then the alert will be largely saved and they will be masked. And in the end if his friend does not take him, be careful Krishna and Marat. In the hands of these fraudsters and businessmen.

My experience here is that no matter how good a relationship you have with someone or how much they have developed with someone, you should not trust them blindly. It is not enough to just have a good relationship with the person, you must know their friends, relatives and their address. Suppose you do not dedicate yourself to a person with whom you have been friends for a short time. Because you will never know what is in their mind. It is never right to trust a short-term friend.

Would you watch more movies by this director? Why or why not?

Jordan Haworth Peele (born February 21, 1979)Movies like Get Out movie attract me a lot and I like to watch. So this kind of movie will definitely be more of this director I can try to supervise and I will definitely watch this movie here I am telling you. Because in the movie I like to watch action herobol as well as bold scientific and romantic movies at different times. I learned some information about this director from Wikipedia which I have shared with you.

What message or theme did you take away from the movie?

"Get Out" can be seen as a wake-up call and a call for self-defense within the black community. The struggle that Chris faces to survive to the end, with the help of his friend Rod, highlights the significance of personal insight and belief in the power of collective action in the struggle against the oppressor. Despite being fictional, this movie reflects real-life experiences. It forces viewers to reevaluate their biases and racial inequality. It is a serious lesson that the fight against racial justice is not over yet and that it is necessary to be aware of and oppose it. The idea of ​​a post-racial America is the most prominent one that has been promoted as a dangerous lie. It is outwardly progressive and welcoming, and therefore a form of racism that is not violent or hateful, but rather insidious, subjugating. It is clearly worse than racism because it is difficult to detect and combat, because it is usually masked in the form of curiosity. admiration or even the need to connect.

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