Not only can't you control nature it usually fights back
I saw Nope in the theater and none of my family could figure it out. I was confounded as well until near the end when everything came together for me. The confusion comes from the fact that Jordan Peele uses symbolism to convey the stories’ theme instead of just laying it out for the lay person. That starts with the opening scene where a monkey brutally attacks and kills members of a hit TV show it was part of. That didn’t make any sense to me at all because the movie is about a UFO so why is it starting with a chimp? It’s actually the message that people thought they could tame this monkey which is what people tried to do with the alien. They found out that they couldn’t control nature and that nature usually fights back with deadly consequences as the actors discovered in the beginning.<br /><br />My main complaint about Nope was it took so long to get to the point about the alien. I think it would’ve been a lot better if it had edited down the start. Still when it gets to the UFO it’s great. To me that made Nope a fun watch but it wasn’t as good as Peele’s Get Out or Us.
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