Psychological thriller based around the exploitation of black bodies
Get Out was the smash hit of 2017. That was a total surprise because Jordan Peele who’d been known for his comedy beforehand wrote, directed and co-produced it. While many talked about it being a horror film it was more of a psychological thriller pitting the main character Daniel Kaluuya as Chris vs the Armitage family. What was so good about it was that Peele wrote the story so that each twist and turn was completely unexpected and always kept the audience off balance and guessing what would happen next. On top of that there was the added theme of race as whites were attempting to exploit the bodies of African Americans as they have historically done.<br /><br />The opening is a perfect example. Lakeith Stanfield as Andre is walking through a white neighborhood when a car turned around, pulled over, and a man in a mask abducted him. The following scene is completely unrelated as it introduces Chris, his girlfriend Rose (Allison Williams). Chris is nervous to meet Rose’s family because they’re an interracial couple. Again, people didn’t know what to make of that combination of the shocking kidnapping and the relationship between Chris and Rose.<br /><br />Bonus fact the opening featured Childish Gambino’s Redbone and made it that year’s summer jam.<br /><br />Without spoiling anything what Get Out came down to was white’s fascination with the black body. Whites have always been huge consumers of black music, entertainment and athletes. That was taken to a new level with this story. The white characters believed that black bodies contained a strength and vitality which they wanted to posses literally. That was the big surprise of the movie, the lengths they were willing to go to achieve this goal. Again Peele did such a brilliant job with the writing that this wasn’t even apparent until deep into the movie. If you watch it a second time however, there are hints and foreshadowing of the theme very subtly dropped here and there at the beginning.<br />C
The movie title "Get Out," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.7 from 52572 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 7.7, 2017, X-Ray, HDR, UHD and R, and it is priced at $16.79.

This title falls under the categories of Suspense, Horror, Tense and Terrifying. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A young African American man visits his Caucasian girlfriend's cursed family estate. Includes Alternate Ending, Deleted Scenes, and more..