Get Out (2017)
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Bigblackted4
Superstar
YoI found out last week that she is Brian Williams daughter. Now I can't stop seeing him every time I look at her
You Win Perfect
bow down
As long as white supremacy exists this movie will always be relevant and hold up well
En Sabah Nur
The First
Yeah I wondered if she was hypnotized as well....or just a hateful ho
The smile after she started getting choked out
1/91
@_DashawnJ_
Watching Get Out for the first time with a Black audience was a cultural event. You just had to be there fr.
[Quoted tweet]
8 years ago on this day, Jordan Peele released his directorial debut ‘GET OUT’ and changed the genre forever.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894068766964580352/vid/avc1/888x342/ChhlgNnjere0Axo1.mp4
2/91
@Pass510
It was a standing ovation when that security car pulled up at the end
3/91
@ITSBCHRIS
“you know i can’t give you the keys right babe”……the screams in the theater
4/91
@BigTwan83
Soon as she pulled out the keys and straightened her face up everybody in the theater reacted like this
5/91
@DonBlazeGKFAM
One of the best films ever made ?
6/91
@heyyitsjanea
i hate i missed it fr
i was “adopted” into a dorm room by the 4 girls who lived there. we watched this for a movie night because none of us had ever seen it
they were all white
and by the time the movie went off we were all just like
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894682759181762560/vid/avc1/1080x586/mN9VA3LZ1Q-z5f-N.mp4
7/91
@bigarms4me
The shared frustration when the "police" showed up at the end, followed by the explosion of cheers when it turned out to be his friend. The energy in the room was electrifying.
8/91
@CamKaneki
How we all gasped when the cop lights was flashing we thought it was over…
9/91
@twerk4cam
Same with black panther
10/91
@alibomaye
Watching it in Kabul where half of us grew up in the US, the other half here during the US occupation and having been fed (and bought) the occupation’s propaganda of freedom and democracy and human rights for 20 years
11/91
@1NJAYCDB
shyt had Mfs out they seat like a game 7
12/91
@mediadudejoey
The screams that were scrumpt
13/91
@KLsounds
yeah that shyt was wild
14/91
@N2KBPod
Had us looking at white women craxy asf
15/91
@DarkGen_
I remember watching it with my cousins.l the whole time we were just saying we could nevaaa
16/91
@NotTrendel1
Everyone in my theater was laughing at how he didn't trust his roommate over his girl turned out he was right and ended up being the hero lmao
17/91
@drxggybunny
That movie hit so differently in a room full of people who felt it, especially the little moments
18/91
@THEH0RRORKID
Real. Glad I was there
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1613076465230266369/pu/vid/1280x592/vWTgEHyiKu5VtXle.mp4
19/91
@TrustSIeep
damn now i gotta rewatch dis
20/91
@Pookiepack
Man I was in that bih with a ____ girl. They wanted jump me in the parking lot after the movie
21/91
@ROSHANYADA20101
The reactions, the commentary, the tension—pure cinematic community experience.
22/91
@Jayenache
23/91
@merrittmmusic
I was still in high school when this came out and this literally was a cultural moment like everybody was talking about it
24/91
@jimmy_mcfan
!
25/91
@KEVOSPACEBOUND2
MY NGGA FAXXXXXXXXX IT WAS
26/91
@NanettesZone
Seeing a movie with a black cast on opening night is the absolute best in LA. I love it!
27/91
@Crystal_Milker
How we all gasped when the cop lights was flashing we thought it was over…
28/91
@ww_zs_do
Facts.
29/91
@QuickExit718
Saw it in St. Louis. It was a vibe.
Hadn’t experienced something like that since Do The Right Thing.
30/91
@LiamDav07391586
Reeeal
31/91
@sweetmask55
The most incredible theater experience. I’ll never forget EVERYBODY going fukking nuts at the end. My god lemme go back
32/91
@uncle_vaughn
I missed out on peak in the theater
Been to all his other movies ever since
33/91
@evnlyonx
I literally held my breath like “nah, they not gonna do him like this… right? RIGHT?”
34/91
@professordoll
the reactions was the best parttt
35/91
@smoothmelanin
shyt was LIT
36/91
@HoneyGoldxx
Nothing will ever top that first watch energy
37/91
@elliecassidy02
It was like a whole new level of suspense when you watched with a crowd that truly understood
38/91
@cxshbxnny
it was really good
39/91
@charlioface
it took me a long time to get over that movie
40/91
@diffgirls1
The tension, the yelling, the unspoken unity… cinema at its peak
41/91
@Ayumiwaifu
the gasp when we saw the police lights… and then the cheer when we saw it was his friend!! iconic
42/91
@dreamyycici
after that scene, I didn’t just ‘understand’ the protagonist - I physically felt my body trying to run with him
43/91
@wannabereece
had me moving so different away white folks
44/91
@Ven_Amoris_
Truly a wonderful time.!!
45/91
@belledelphnq
def one of the top 5 movies in 2017 imo
46/91
@hyunnie_hunny
i can only imagine the energy in that theater
47/91
@AnyaLacey01
Man, the audience reactions made this movie 10x better!
48/91
@ArtsRayne
watched this with my fam and goddamn most of us were on the edge of our seats
49/91
@barbieonmywrist
This movie deserved all the awards
50/91
@ayuwaifu
def one of the top 5 movies in 2017 imo
51/91
@ellailonaaa
You could feel the tension in the room... and the screaming LMAO
52/91
@hannahowo_usa
The shared frustration when the "police" showed up at the end, followed by the explosion of cheers when it turned out to be his friend. The energy in the room was electrifying.
53/91
@uwuimatofu
this movie had me gripping my blanket like it was a seatbelt
54/91
@jadepixelxo
The way the whole theater turned into a family reunion that night
55/91
@Lolirosex
bro the collective gasp when the cops pulled up at the end
56/91
@AAisultana
Man, the collective side-eye in that room could’ve powered a city
57/91
@psiddiqshow
Who knew Mr Peele had this in his head!
58/91
@missalexandrar
Dude, everyone totally gasped when the cops showed up at the end!
59/91
@CosplayHanna23
The way everyone was narrating like it was a live sports event
60/91
@ivyvyxxx
If you didn’t scream “RUN!” at least once, did you even watch it right?
61/91
@b_olivimys
“Get out!” – the audience and the movie at the same time
62/91
@pr0xpr0xy_y
Watching this in silence? Could never be me
63/91
@Maryamnawaz9898
Well said Dear
64/91
@BannerFLOYDdoge
So glad we got trump & elon to fix america
65/91
@1_un_known_
It was a moment in time. I’ll never forget the audience reaction when rose wasn’t finding those keys
66/91
@Sandinoslim
When The Police Car Pulled Up Towards The End Everybody In The Theater Gasped Till We All Realize It Was Special Agent TSA Rod Williams All The Black Folks Gave A Standing Ovation
Just Had To Be There
67/91
@BougieeRed
Yes lmaooo & I went with my yt homegirl at the time
68/91
@CaterinaCatK
At a certain point in the movie a woman yelled "SHOOT THAT WHITE bytch!" it was a lot of fun, everyone cheered at the end
69/91
@sosillywilly26
The reaction all of us had in the theater to the cop car pulling up at the end haunts me to this day. We all assumed it was over for him. That’s art imitating life heavily because NONE of us were relieved to see a cop even though he needed help.
70/91
@nameholdsweight
The whole theatre when Lil Rel showed up to the end >>>>>>
71/91
@MariProbably
Sat in that theatre for 30 mins after with total strangers talking about it, had a whole ass Socratic seminar
72/91
@lisa_banisa
I watched it in a packed theater and less than 5 black ppl, I held my breath at that cop scene
73/91
@PhDiArron_M
2nd only to Black Panther in my viewing experience
74/91
@LeagueOf_T2
Fortunately I experienced this in real time at the initial theatre release! The temperature was definitely unsettling for the pilgrims in there that night 'cause
's showed out!!!
75/91
@BrianFromWork
I can hear the “awww helllll nawwww” right in this moment
76/91
@CooolJay_
It really was special one of the best movies I ever seen at the theater. Once it got to the climax the whole room was reacting to every second
77/91
@Michaeljscottii
I became an actor after watching this lmaoo
78/91
@G2thAdon
No matter how big TVs get nothing beats a good movie at the theatre
79/91
@hunnyspeaks
When the police car came and everyone gasped “no” until we saw who was in it!
80/91
@avellanathe3rd
It also really showed me how different our realities based on race bc my white family members either didn’t get it or hated it
81/91
@Mr200ms
Had me in that mfer sweating like I was there fr
82/91
@Do3Jonny
No it wasn't.
83/91
@JamaicanQueen_7
Watching It w/ a white audience was different, had every black person in there looking at them like
84/91
@fugitivemonkey
Facts then the hype went to his head and every movie since has gotten so much worse from peele
85/91
@Jimmysshark
that must have been a fukking nightmare
86/91
@playboikayy
Had all our ass scared
87/91
@HustleMarsalis1
Incredibly dope. Had a brother looking over his shoulder walking to the car
88/91
@fidzfidz14
I know yall nodding every 10 mins wiht "ehmmmm" "Preach" "Fax"
89/91
@Gerald17Austin
I don't get enough of this movie.
90/91
@Mahalo_Mf_BLM
That shyt was so fumny and then watching US too LMAO that one had me so weak i still think about it and laugh
91/91
@BihhSayyWhaa_
Lol I was kind blown when I first saw this
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@_DashawnJ_
Watching Get Out for the first time with a Black audience was a cultural event. You just had to be there fr.
[Quoted tweet]
8 years ago on this day, Jordan Peele released his directorial debut ‘GET OUT’ and changed the genre forever.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894068766964580352/vid/avc1/888x342/ChhlgNnjere0Axo1.mp4
2/91
@Pass510
It was a standing ovation when that security car pulled up at the end
3/91
@ITSBCHRIS
“you know i can’t give you the keys right babe”……the screams in the theater
4/91
@BigTwan83
Soon as she pulled out the keys and straightened her face up everybody in the theater reacted like this
5/91
@DonBlazeGKFAM
One of the best films ever made ?
6/91
@heyyitsjanea
i hate i missed it fr
i was “adopted” into a dorm room by the 4 girls who lived there. we watched this for a movie night because none of us had ever seen it
they were all white
and by the time the movie went off we were all just like
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894682759181762560/vid/avc1/1080x586/mN9VA3LZ1Q-z5f-N.mp4
7/91
@bigarms4me
The shared frustration when the "police" showed up at the end, followed by the explosion of cheers when it turned out to be his friend. The energy in the room was electrifying.
8/91
@CamKaneki
How we all gasped when the cop lights was flashing we thought it was over…
9/91
@twerk4cam
Same with black panther
10/91
@alibomaye
Watching it in Kabul where half of us grew up in the US, the other half here during the US occupation and having been fed (and bought) the occupation’s propaganda of freedom and democracy and human rights for 20 years
11/91
@1NJAYCDB
shyt had Mfs out they seat like a game 7
12/91
@mediadudejoey
The screams that were scrumpt
13/91
@KLsounds
yeah that shyt was wild
14/91
@N2KBPod
Had us looking at white women craxy asf
15/91
@DarkGen_
I remember watching it with my cousins
.l the whole time we were just saying we could nevaaa16/91
@NotTrendel1
Everyone in my theater was laughing at how he didn't trust his roommate over his girl
turned out he was right and ended up being the hero lmao17/91
@drxggybunny
That movie hit so differently in a room full of people who felt it, especially the little moments
18/91
@THEH0RRORKID
Real. Glad I was there
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1613076465230266369/pu/vid/1280x592/vWTgEHyiKu5VtXle.mp4
19/91
@TrustSIeep
damn now i gotta rewatch dis
20/91
@Pookiepack
Man I was in that bih with a ____ girl. They wanted jump me in the parking lot after the movie
21/91
@ROSHANYADA20101
The reactions, the commentary, the tension—pure cinematic community experience.
22/91
@Jayenache
23/91
@merrittmmusic
I was still in high school when this came out and this literally was a cultural moment like everybody was talking about it
24/91
@jimmy_mcfan
!
25/91
@KEVOSPACEBOUND2
MY NGGA FAXXXXXXXXX IT WAS
26/91
@NanettesZone
Seeing a movie with a black cast on opening night is the absolute best in LA. I love it!
27/91
@Crystal_Milker
How we all gasped when the cop lights was flashing we thought it was over…
28/91
@ww_zs_do
Facts.
29/91
@QuickExit718
Saw it in St. Louis. It was a vibe.
Hadn’t experienced something like that since Do The Right Thing.
30/91
@LiamDav07391586
Reeeal
31/91
@sweetmask55
The most incredible theater experience. I’ll never forget EVERYBODY going fukking nuts at the end. My god lemme go back
32/91
@uncle_vaughn
I missed out on peak in the theater
Been to all his other movies ever since
33/91
@evnlyonx
I literally held my breath like “nah, they not gonna do him like this… right? RIGHT?”
34/91
@professordoll
the reactions was the best parttt
35/91
@smoothmelanin
shyt was LIT
36/91
@HoneyGoldxx
Nothing will ever top that first watch energy
37/91
@elliecassidy02
It was like a whole new level of suspense when you watched with a crowd that truly understood
38/91
@cxshbxnny
it was really good
39/91
@charlioface
it took me a long time to get over that movie
40/91
@diffgirls1
The tension, the yelling, the unspoken unity… cinema at its peak
41/91
@Ayumiwaifu
the gasp when we saw the police lights… and then the cheer when we saw it was his friend!! iconic
42/91
@dreamyycici
after that scene, I didn’t just ‘understand’ the protagonist - I physically felt my body trying to run with him
43/91
@wannabereece
had me moving so different away white folks
44/91
@Ven_Amoris_
Truly a wonderful time.!!
45/91
@belledelphnq
def one of the top 5 movies in 2017 imo
46/91
@hyunnie_hunny
i can only imagine the energy in that theater
47/91
@AnyaLacey01
Man, the audience reactions made this movie 10x better!
48/91
@ArtsRayne
watched this with my fam and goddamn most of us were on the edge of our seats
49/91
@barbieonmywrist
This movie deserved all the awards
50/91
@ayuwaifu
def one of the top 5 movies in 2017 imo
51/91
@ellailonaaa
You could feel the tension in the room... and the screaming LMAO
52/91
@hannahowo_usa
The shared frustration when the "police" showed up at the end, followed by the explosion of cheers when it turned out to be his friend. The energy in the room was electrifying.
53/91
@uwuimatofu
this movie had me gripping my blanket like it was a seatbelt
54/91
@jadepixelxo
The way the whole theater turned into a family reunion that night
55/91
@Lolirosex
bro the collective gasp when the cops pulled up at the end
56/91
@AAisultana
Man, the collective side-eye in that room could’ve powered a city
57/91
@psiddiqshow
Who knew Mr Peele had this in his head!
58/91
@missalexandrar
Dude, everyone totally gasped when the cops showed up at the end!
59/91
@CosplayHanna23
The way everyone was narrating like it was a live sports event
60/91
@ivyvyxxx
If you didn’t scream “RUN!” at least once, did you even watch it right?
61/91
@b_olivimys
“Get out!” – the audience and the movie at the same time
62/91
@pr0xpr0xy_y
Watching this in silence? Could never be me
63/91
@Maryamnawaz9898
Well said Dear
64/91
@BannerFLOYDdoge
So glad we got trump & elon to fix america
65/91
@1_un_known_
It was a moment in time. I’ll never forget the audience reaction when rose wasn’t finding those keys
66/91
@Sandinoslim
When The Police Car Pulled Up Towards The End Everybody In The Theater Gasped Till We All Realize It Was Special Agent TSA Rod Williams All The Black Folks Gave A Standing Ovation
Just Had To Be There67/91
@BougieeRed
Yes lmaooo & I went with my yt homegirl at the time
68/91
@CaterinaCatK
At a certain point in the movie a woman yelled "SHOOT THAT WHITE bytch!" it was a lot of fun, everyone cheered at the end
69/91
@sosillywilly26
The reaction all of us had in the theater to the cop car pulling up at the end haunts me to this day. We all assumed it was over for him. That’s art imitating life heavily because NONE of us were relieved to see a cop even though he needed help.
70/91
@nameholdsweight
The whole theatre when Lil Rel showed up to the end >>>>>>
71/91
@MariProbably
Sat in that theatre for 30 mins after with total strangers talking about it, had a whole ass Socratic seminar
72/91
@lisa_banisa
I watched it in a packed theater and less than 5 black ppl, I held my breath at that cop scene
73/91
@PhDiArron_M
2nd only to Black Panther in my viewing experience
74/91
@LeagueOf_T2
Fortunately I experienced this in real time at the initial theatre release! The temperature was definitely unsettling for the pilgrims in there that night 'cause
's showed out!!!
75/91
@BrianFromWork
I can hear the “awww helllll nawwww” right in this moment
76/91
@CooolJay_
It really was special one of the best movies I ever seen at the theater. Once it got to the climax the whole room was reacting to every second
77/91
@Michaeljscottii
I became an actor after watching this lmaoo
78/91
@G2thAdon
No matter how big TVs get nothing beats a good movie at the theatre
79/91
@hunnyspeaks
When the police car came and everyone gasped “no” until we saw who was in it!
80/91
@avellanathe3rd
It also really showed me how different our realities based on race bc my white family members either didn’t get it or hated it
81/91
@Mr200ms
Had me in that mfer sweating like I was there fr
82/91
@Do3Jonny
No it wasn't.
83/91
@JamaicanQueen_7
Watching It w/ a white audience was different, had every black person in there looking at them like
84/91
@fugitivemonkey
Facts then the hype went to his head and every movie since has gotten so much worse from peele
85/91
@Jimmysshark
that must have been a fukking nightmare
86/91
@playboikayy
Had all our ass scared
87/91
@HustleMarsalis1
Incredibly dope. Had a brother looking over his shoulder walking to the car
88/91
@fidzfidz14
I know yall nodding every 10 mins wiht "ehmmmm" "Preach" "Fax"
89/91
@Gerald17Austin
I don't get enough of this movie.
90/91
@Mahalo_Mf_BLM
That shyt was so fumny and then watching US too LMAO that one had me so weak i still think about it and laugh
91/91
@BihhSayyWhaa_
Lol I was kind blown when I first saw this
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tinnyskillz
Superstar
1/91
@_DashawnJ_
Watching Get Out for the first time with a Black audience was a cultural event. You just had to be there fr.
[Quoted tweet]
8 years ago on this day, Jordan Peele released his directorial debut ‘GET OUT’ and changed the genre forever.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894068766964580352/vid/avc1/888x342/ChhlgNnjere0Axo1.mp4
Scene (the whole entire movie actually) had me acting like Regina Hall in that movie theater scene from Scary Movie 1. Still one of my favorite movies of all time. Definitely one of my favorite first viewing movie’s. I’d probably rank it Bad Boys II, Dawn of the Dead 2004, then Get Out.
1/3
@THEH0RRORKID
8 years ago on this day, Jordan Peele released his directorial debut ‘GET OUT’ and changed the genre forever.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894068766964580352/vid/avc1/888x342/ChhlgNnjere0Axo1.mp4
2/3
@setrocs929
The acting- you know I can’t give you the keys right babe! Ughhh Allison Williams the queen that you are
3/3
@TheBGates
Allison Williams will always be ‘Rose’ to me because she played the hell out of that role and I will never forgive her. lol
I just got chills all over, watching this scene again.
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@THEH0RRORKID
8 years ago on this day, Jordan Peele released his directorial debut ‘GET OUT’ and changed the genre forever.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1894068766964580352/vid/avc1/888x342/ChhlgNnjere0Axo1.mp4
2/3
@setrocs929
The acting- you know I can’t give you the keys right babe! Ughhh Allison Williams the queen that you are
3/3
@TheBGates
Allison Williams will always be ‘Rose’ to me because she played the hell out of that role and I will never forgive her. lol
I just got chills all over, watching this scene again.
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A perfect film