Symbolic story about a revolution
Each one of Jordan Peele’s movies has a distinct message to it. The problem is he’s not straight forward with what it is using symbolism instead. That means there’s a lot of people who watch his films and come away dumb founded about what they were about. Us is a perfect example.<br /><br />A family goes to Santa Cruz, California and runs into their doubles who are intent upon killing them. What the story is about is the oppressed rising up in a bloody uprising. The doubles literally live below everyone else marking their social status. They’ve been forgotten and neglected and now want their time in the sun.<br /><br />An example of the symbolism Peele uses is at the very start of the movie when there’s a TV ad for a special event called Hands Across America which was meant to raise consciousness about the hungry in America. Well the doubles want to make people aware of their situation as well but they will use violence and leave a trail of blood behind in true revolutionary fashion. There’s other messaging as well like the rabbits in the cage, the numbers 11:11 showing up, and more.<br /><br />I thought Us was great and even if you don’t get the message you can still enjoy it. It’s a great and creepy slasher film.
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