I'd say it's a bad movie, but that's not too much.

Kenyatta 2022-04-21 09:01:10

Maybe I have seen "Master Key", the quality of this film is greatly reduced.

The master key lies in the foreshadowing from all to the end. A lot of details are buried in the plain plot, and it is shocking at the end. The second time watching the movie also maintained the high quality, many details of the first time watching, in the process of watching the second time, suddenly realized.

And this fateful town is a little boring. In the process of inviting all the guests to come, the secret has almost been revealed. The male protagonist went upstairs, and the people downstairs listened to the upstairs without moving, and almost told you the whole intention of the movie.

set up.

The master key is to explore superstitious superstitious, believe it, and don't believe it. The unknown (imagination) belonging to ultramodern science. And the whole process of the heroine's psychological changes also revolves around this matter. As an audience, the more you take the role of the heroine, the more you can experience this wave of excitement. In the end, the personalities are exchanged, and the exchanged two people leave no trace and still belong to the supernatural category.

And Death Town, hey. Pure fantasy and hunting, white people hunting black people. But what's interesting is that so many black people have had an accident and disappeared, and the police didn't do anything? And personality exchange is stupid enough, surgery to change the head, medical technology against the sky? In short, these settings are too common, because they are all based on real medical and psychological science, so it is difficult to justify them (after all, as long as these technologies are scientific, it is equivalent to everyone's knowledge.)

In Desperate Town, the portrayal of the heroine is also extremely inadequate.

The female protagonist is a hunter, and maybe she hates black people in essence. But kissing, having sex with black people, back and forth. I understand that the heroine is a professional hunter. But generally speaking, these two extremely contradictory identities should go further in the shaping of the heroine: such as private disgust, disgust and other psychological activities after kissing to strengthen her role as an individual, her own experience. But none of these. So we saw that there was a docile girlfriend in the front, and a blank-faced robot in the back, and there was no connection between them.

Just a little more detail on this. The black gardener at home is the black boyfriend tricked by the heroine, and is now replaced by the heroine's grandfather; that is to say, the heroine kissed this black man and went to bed, and then this body became her grandfather, do you feel uncomfortable? ?

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  • Leonard 2022-03-24 09:01:10

    Extremely clever, similar to "Master Key" and "Close Your Eyes", the story does not have an exciting twist, but the details are cleverly laid out, and you can't help but feel shocked when you see the end. The film has many details that echo before and after, and you need to pay attention to understand it.

  • Ethyl 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    What does it mean to kill a white man and be mixed with an Asian man? The critics are careful with scoring, you are a racist if you score low!

Get Out quotes

  • Dean Armitage: You're gonna love this. My Dad's claim to fame. He was beat by Jesse Owens in the qualifying round for the Berlin Olympics in 1936. Those were the ones where...

    Chris Washington: Where Owens won in front of Hitler.

    Dean Armitage: Yeah, what a moment. What a moment. I mean, Hitler was up there with all those perfect Aryan race bullshit. This black dude comes along and proves him wrong in front of the entire world. Amazing!

    Chris Washington: Tough break for your Dad, though.

    Dean Armitage: Yeah, he almost got over it.

  • Dean Armitage: By the way, I would have voted for Obama for a third term, if I could. Best President in my lifetime, hands down.

    Chris Washington: I agree.