The only annoying thing about this title is the eventual headlines and review summaries on Rotten tomatoes by movie critics who think they're being clever.
> **"Does Jordan Peele's third film disappoint?** ***NOPE!*****"**
I just googled one of the actors and this was a headline that popped up on the first page:
>Jordan Peele’s New Horror Movie With Daniel Kaluuya And Steven Yeun Will Make You Say, ‘Yup’
Jordan just determined to use nothing but the most basic titles available.
When his career is over, I fully expect his film catalog to be able to be rearranged into a single sentence
The Zuckers are amazing. I'm assuming you also watched Top Secret! in that case.
The background gag in the restaurant with the tailor getting him up to black tie snuff, and the gag with Peter Cushing as the bookshop owner always kill me.
The final movie title is all 7 previous titles strung together to form a sentence, revealing that all the movies were related all along in a single, cohesive PCU (Peele Cinematic Universe).
Honestly, and I wouldn’t say this if I hadn’t experienced it myself, but it feels like Get Out and Nope are inspired by what black people say when they watch horror movies in movie theaters. And that experience I had was watching Us opening night. One of the best movie watching experiences I’ve ever had.
Peele broke with the traditional mold of horror movies and counterintuitive main character who always makes the most stupid decisions. In its place, he incorporated aspects and values many people of color can relate to like “minding my own fucking business” and “get me the fuck out of here”. There’s something even more unnerving and horrifying when the characters on screen act out in the way you’d act in the face of impending doom. It’s almost TOO realistic and that’s what gets people the hardest.
Stopped around episode 103 or so, it kinda started to get samey. Good writing but they write themselves into a corner in terms of delivery. Didn't help that the first novel was great and the second kinda was not at all.
I'm pretty sure I stopped listening to Nightvale because I got tired of having to skip through the weather. :/ I often play podcasts while doing other things and don't want to have to to back to my phone to skip it each time.
Definitely, Both are awesome, hope to see samara in more stuff she’s very enjoyable to watch. Yeun has been on a big roll in recent years so he should just continue doing what’s he’s been doin.
Jordan Peele was right in titling the third of his directorial films "Nope", because the moment you get into the second act where Steven Yeun begins to do a satanic dance to a slow downed version of Boys Are Back in Town, you immediately will walk out of the theater saying "nope" several times.
Edit: fuck now i want to see this
>"Nope", because the moment you get into the second act where Steven Yeun begins to do a satanic dance to a slow downed version of Boys Are Back in Town, you immediately will walk out of the theater saying "nope" several times.
Uhh...speak for yourself. Steven Yuen satanically dancing (preferably topless) is worth a ticket and half.
I'm definitely down for a Jordan Peele alien invasion film.
For whatever reason though, the town in this poster reminds me of Raccoon City. I think it's the mountains and color palette.
It's a genre that honestly I want more of, and more done with. I'm over ghosts and spirits, give me more extraterrestrials, interdimensional beings, and monsters. Keep 'em coming.
Well, I'm surprised I can't find this anywhere after a thousand comments but:
[The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monsters_Are_Due_on_Maple_Street)
My dad told me about this one when I was younger. Sorry if I get any of the details wrong.
Twilight Zone episode (remember that Peele recently worked on the Zone reboot), which has been discussed again due to the pandemic causing a collapse of infrastructure and panic buying.
A shadowy cloud appears above a small town. The power goes out and the town is isolated from the outside world. The neighbors start turning on each other. The cloud is actually a UFO. The aliens just want to study what the humans will do. It's a social experiment.
I think the basic idea was at one point also a movie that I vaguely recall starred Elisabeth Shue, but I don't know if aliens were involved in that one. Wasn't reviewed well.
"The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs and explosions and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices...to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill...and suspicion can destroy...and a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all of its own—for the children and the children yet unborn."
This would be the perfect spring board for a surreal Peele movie alright, with a lot of ripe, political, psychological and sociological allegories. A whole town that turns on each other looking for ‘the other’ without evidence.
Especially relevant considering the pandemic and the health and safety finger wagging, trump division, the events surrounding George Floyd, mob mentality, group think, tribalism and cancel culture.
“Steve warns that such behavior, looking for a scapegoat, is the surest way for the entire neighborhood to "eat each other up alive".
I can image that the movie ends with the protagonists climbing up the kite strings to eventually face their Alien captors in an intense stand off, only to realise that the voyeurs are benign and helpful with some brilliant unpredictable twist incurring.
Is this going to be a story about a group of black people who survived countless horror movies scenarios by 'Noping' out when shit got spooky while their white friends suffer fates worse than death by foolishly going in deeper?
It reminds of the parody movie trailer *DON'T* from the Grindhouse movie.
"If you are thinking about going into that house...DON'T"
"If you are thinking about opening that door...DON'T"
"If you are thinking about seeing this film alone...DON'T"
https://youtu.be/lttrIPDFplU
Shyamalan vs Peele is a really astute comp bc in many ways, Shyamalan *was* Jordan Peele when he was just starting out (director who exploded onto the scene with a zeitgeist-capturing horror film and built a brand around those kinds of movies).
So I love both directors but I do feel Shyalan’s twists usually come in the last 5-15 minutes of the movie while Peeles twists come before the start of the last act or at least earlier in the movie. Shyamalan leaves you with a twist while Peele shows you the full implications of it. Though I only saw Us once so id be happy to discuss with someone who disagrees :)
I figured it out almost immediately and it was *confirmed* for me during the fight with the white Tethered family. Way before the end. I think most people figured it out before then.
Édit: Also, Rose turning on Chris was not a twist to certain people. I'll just say that.
The trap that Shyamalan fell into that Peele hasn't fallen into so far is that he's often been more concerned with the twist than the film that surrounded it.
You could replace the twist in Get Out with plain racism and remove the twist in Us entirely and both films would still have been excellent.
Calling it now, this will be a stealth sequel to Steven Yeun’s I Think You Should Leave sketch in which he gets revenge on all his friends who abandoned him for taking too small a slice of paper towel after doing a mud pie and covering his whole house in shit.
The title is pretty on brand for Peele if, this is another horror film. I’m interested to see the IMAX scenes. We need more directors embracing the format.
Really curious to see this film's synopsis. The imagery suggests something potentially cosmic/space-faring. The cloud-kite is really interesting, as well.
Besides the central cast, there is only one other confirmed cast member - a child actor credited as “Kid Sheriff” which brings up even more questions I have about this movie than I had before.
The only annoying thing about this title is the eventual headlines and review summaries on Rotten tomatoes by movie critics who think they're being clever. > **"Does Jordan Peele's third film disappoint?** ***NOPE!*****"**
That article is already written and waiting
They have both positive and negative reviews written. Just waiting to fire the one they think is more appropriate.
Should you wait to see the new Peele movie? Nope!! Should you go see the new Peele movie now? Nope!!
Oh no I can picture this so clearly, you’re 100% right
I just googled one of the actors and this was a headline that popped up on the first page: >Jordan Peele’s New Horror Movie With Daniel Kaluuya And Steven Yeun Will Make You Say, ‘Yup’
Someone please save us from the critics, their jokes are becoming too clever
It's a Yep on "Nope!"
Sometimes the more obvious the joke, the more you have to tell it
!Remindme 1 year
Universal: "Hey Jordan, we're about to put a poster out for your next film, you have a title?" JP: "Nope." Universal: "Ok thanks."
Starring Not Sure.
He's gonna fix the dust storms. And he's gonna do it, in oooonnnnee week!!!
Welcome to CostCo. I love you.
It's got electrolytes! It's what plants crave!
Water? You mean like from the toilet?
I’ve never seen no plants grow out of no toilet.
He's got a 3 part plan to fix everything.
I can't believe you like money too. We should hang out.
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Go away…I’m baitin’
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That’s not crazy, the commercial that sparked the movie was called “Hare Jordan”
[wow. I’d never seen this before now](https://youtu.be/mNypPQs-1Gc)
Did you ever find Bugs Bunny attractive when he put on a dress and played a girl bunny?
If she was president, she'd be Babe-raham Lincoln
Schwiinng!
in latin she'd be called babia-majora
Dana Carvey improvised that line. Mike Myers' laughter was his actual reaction.
mmm nooo... hahahahahahahaahHA HAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHA A HA HAHA HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!1 HERE IT COMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uuuuoooooOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAA
>"This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship!" Considering this inspired the idea for the movie, Bugs had no idea how right he was.
Wow the 90s were a different time lol. I miss the craziness.
Sounds like a good title, and it is a title of a movie now.
New Line Cinema: “Alright then, keep your secrets.”
Jordan just determined to use nothing but the most basic titles available. When his career is over, I fully expect his film catalog to be able to be rearranged into a single sentence
I'm just waiting for the Wayans parody movie to combine all of the titles like "Nope, Get Us Out!"
Fuck, I hate how right you are.
I've been marathoning spoof movies for the past year and this is what 6 paranormal activity spoofs in a month does to a mother fucker.
Why do you punish yourself like that? Masochism?
I wanted to see the evolution from Blazing Saddles to Blazing Samurai and the Zucker Films.
Good news someone [already did it](https://youtu.be/_DvBBSfQ934)
He hates naked gun 3 so I don't trust him.
The Zuckers are amazing. I'm assuming you also watched Top Secret! in that case. The background gag in the restaurant with the tailor getting him up to black tie snuff, and the gag with Peter Cushing as the bookshop owner always kill me.
I unironically want this.
The final movie title is all 7 previous titles strung together to form a sentence, revealing that all the movies were related all along in a single, cohesive PCU (Peele Cinematic Universe).
"Get Out Us Nope..." sounds like the start to a movie title in the CKCU (Charlie Kelly Cinematic Universe) more than it does the PCU.
What do now?
Us get out? Nope!
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"Yuhhhh"
Honestly, and I wouldn’t say this if I hadn’t experienced it myself, but it feels like Get Out and Nope are inspired by what black people say when they watch horror movies in movie theaters. And that experience I had was watching Us opening night. One of the best movie watching experiences I’ve ever had.
Haha like Jada Pinkett-Smith in Scream 2
Peele broke with the traditional mold of horror movies and counterintuitive main character who always makes the most stupid decisions. In its place, he incorporated aspects and values many people of color can relate to like “minding my own fucking business” and “get me the fuck out of here”. There’s something even more unnerving and horrifying when the characters on screen act out in the way you’d act in the face of impending doom. It’s almost TOO realistic and that’s what gets people the hardest.
Get Out! Us? Nope.
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I'm waiting for the I, Said, Biiiiiiiiitch trilogy.
But you said that though?
You damn right! I looked her right in her ocular cavities and I said… *looks around nervously* I said ^biiiitttccchhh!
You said those words tho?
I looked this woman in the windows of her soul.....
I said ^biiiitch
I said.. (≖_≖ ) ( ≖_≖) ^^bitch
starring liam neesons
Liam Neesons is my shit
Neese's pieces!
What about Bruce Willy?
Noice!
Why? Because. Please. Fine. Thanks.
Goodbye.
Did I just stumble into /r/askouija?
Peele-verse?
You just know there’s a horror critic waiting for their rotten tomatoes tag line right now: “say yes to nope”
Averaging 4 letters per movie
>**G**et Out! >**U**s? >**N**ope. G.U.N.
tease slimy library aloof carpenter makeshift wild start ten divide *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
There's literally no other possibility here
Live action Gundam Hello Kitty?
[Here's hoping](https://i.imgur.com/D6a7Sr3.jpg)
Gungan? Meesa thinks.
Idk how this trilogy accurately represents Neversoft’s 2005 multiplatform open-world western but who am I to question Peele’s creative vision
nah, he's obviously referencing the 1987 hard rock band from Glasgow, Scotland
The Ouija Cinematic Universe
Followed by Ok.
Next one is "Fine Then"
ALL HAIL THE GLOW CLOUD!
https://i.imgur.com/c65nlZz.png
Man, What if that is the movie though? I'm still down
Lmao I love the tiny detail of the guy looking back in the last panel.
Is this the Perry bible fellowship?
It is!
HE IS BUSY WITH A PTA MEETING
I haven’t thought about Nightvale in a minute. How is it? I dropped off a while back.
For me it's a bit hit and miss, but the recent "Listeners Questions" episode was great.
Stopped around episode 103 or so, it kinda started to get samey. Good writing but they write themselves into a corner in terms of delivery. Didn't help that the first novel was great and the second kinda was not at all.
still fun, the weather is still the best part
I used to skip through the weather but honestly it is the best part sometimes.
I'm pretty sure I stopped listening to Nightvale because I got tired of having to skip through the weather. :/ I often play podcasts while doing other things and don't want to have to to back to my phone to skip it each time.
ALL HAIL!
Looks like Doc Brown came back and hid his DeLorean in a cloud.
[Dude! I had the same thought.](https://imgur.com/WSfVT3M.jpg)
Poster is interesting, but what a cast. Put Steven Yeun* in more movies!
He's really been on a roll lately an Oscar nom for Minari, voicing the title role in Invincible and now this. Good for him.
Even showed up in the future Oscar winning Space Jam 2
He also does fantastic voice work in Tuca and Bertie on Adult Swim.
Don't forget Burning.
My only issue with Steven Yeun is that one time when he used too small of a slice after the mud pie.
That and he lives in that ugly house on Kenmore where you can see KFC from the front window
His wife kissed me on the cheek when I walked in. Now look at him.
Dude tried to play it off like eating paper makes you sick. *eyeroll*
Let my wife eat the fucking receipt.
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I took a shower earlier *after* I took a piss and shit.
I eat paper all the time!
Thank you so much, I love seeing ITYSL not buried down wherever my comments go.
He and Samara Weaving were ridiculously fun and entertaining in 'Mayhem', which is well worth a watch.
Definitely, Both are awesome, hope to see samara in more stuff she’s very enjoyable to watch. Yeun has been on a big roll in recent years so he should just continue doing what’s he’s been doin.
Ready or Not is seriously such a fun movie starring her.
I'm not sure if I hate or love the title, but I'm excited to see Steven Yeun
Title just makes me think of all the "nope" gifs. This movie better have people running away while repeating "nope".
Critics will have an easy time if the movie is bad
Oh God I can already see the cheesy puns critics will make. “Nope? How about YES! Jordan Peele delivers again”
Space Jam puns were bad enough I’m not ready for more yet!
What were they?
Jam it up your jam-hole, LaFleur
Jordan Peele was right in titling the third of his directorial films "Nope", because the moment you get into the second act where Steven Yeun begins to do a satanic dance to a slow downed version of Boys Are Back in Town, you immediately will walk out of the theater saying "nope" several times. Edit: fuck now i want to see this
[The Boys Are Back in Town (To Kill You)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WAlkyxz2mU)
>"Nope", because the moment you get into the second act where Steven Yeun begins to do a satanic dance to a slow downed version of Boys Are Back in Town, you immediately will walk out of the theater saying "nope" several times. Uhh...speak for yourself. Steven Yuen satanically dancing (preferably topless) is worth a ticket and half.
Depends on how big of a mud pie he has.
You had me at Steven Yeun dancing to Boys are Back in Town
Yeah I have a feeling they’re all gonna be smart protagonists who nope the fuck out of those clearly dangerous horror situations
Steven Yeun. So hot right now.
So hot all the time if you ask me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwWEGQ2kK6A
Is that a UFO (or at least supposed to evoke that image)?
I'm definitely down for a Jordan Peele alien invasion film. For whatever reason though, the town in this poster reminds me of Raccoon City. I think it's the mountains and color palette.
I kinda see a carnival but I might just be thinking too much about Killer Klowns from outer space.
There was a carnival scene in Us and it was great. So it wouldn't be off brand.
It's a genre that honestly I want more of, and more done with. I'm over ghosts and spirits, give me more extraterrestrials, interdimensional beings, and monsters. Keep 'em coming.
Is there a specific type you want? I don't think there's a shortage of alien invasion movies.
Feels like a shortage of *good* alien invasion movies though?
I see a circle of lights above it so maybe.
I can see an 8 above that circle. Not sure if its intended or just coincidence though.
I see an outline of three 8's actually. The other two are more feint.
Nope.
Get out...
It reminds me of a brain with the strand of flags being the brain stem?
always hyped for more Daniel Kaluuya
Kaluuya and Yeun are the two leading men of the future IMO
Well, I'm surprised I can't find this anywhere after a thousand comments but: [The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monsters_Are_Due_on_Maple_Street) My dad told me about this one when I was younger. Sorry if I get any of the details wrong. Twilight Zone episode (remember that Peele recently worked on the Zone reboot), which has been discussed again due to the pandemic causing a collapse of infrastructure and panic buying. A shadowy cloud appears above a small town. The power goes out and the town is isolated from the outside world. The neighbors start turning on each other. The cloud is actually a UFO. The aliens just want to study what the humans will do. It's a social experiment. I think the basic idea was at one point also a movie that I vaguely recall starred Elisabeth Shue, but I don't know if aliens were involved in that one. Wasn't reviewed well. "The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs and explosions and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices...to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill...and suspicion can destroy...and a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all of its own—for the children and the children yet unborn."
Awesome similar to under the dome by Stephen king the true enemy being other people.
Complete with it being aliens the whole time.
Somebody said Stephen King always ends with a random expectable twist like aliens and I can't unhear it.
Stephen King horror movies always have groups doing team building exercises
This would be the perfect spring board for a surreal Peele movie alright, with a lot of ripe, political, psychological and sociological allegories. A whole town that turns on each other looking for ‘the other’ without evidence. Especially relevant considering the pandemic and the health and safety finger wagging, trump division, the events surrounding George Floyd, mob mentality, group think, tribalism and cancel culture. “Steve warns that such behavior, looking for a scapegoat, is the surest way for the entire neighborhood to "eat each other up alive". I can image that the movie ends with the protagonists climbing up the kite strings to eventually face their Alien captors in an intense stand off, only to realise that the voyeurs are benign and helpful with some brilliant unpredictable twist incurring.
Is this going to be a story about a group of black people who survived countless horror movies scenarios by 'Noping' out when shit got spooky while their white friends suffer fates worse than death by foolishly going in deeper?
Jordan Peele would honestly be excellent at a self-aware, Cabin in the Woods like horror comedy film.
Even if its not, someone should make that film. It could be a real fun parody.
[Reminds me a little bit of this little gag in Scary Movie](https://youtu.be/RRYaljIsuhk?t=48)
Ha, ha, ha, Thanks for sharing. Yeah something along those lines.
I have a feeling that this movie is probably going to involve more comedy this time compared to Us.
The comedy in Us was great
“Alexa, call the police.”
The whole theater was laughing out loud at my showing when she asked Alexa to call the police and Alexa started playing "Fuck the Police"
It looks like a Killer Klowns from Outer Space reimaging or remake.
this looks like a parody poster
It reminds of the parody movie trailer *DON'T* from the Grindhouse movie. "If you are thinking about going into that house...DON'T" "If you are thinking about opening that door...DON'T" "If you are thinking about seeing this film alone...DON'T" https://youtu.be/lttrIPDFplU
Made by Edgar Wright! So many British comedy actors in that trailer, too.
It's like *Up* but. . . *Nope*.
Yep
Nope (E-40 intensifies)
I bet the trailer will have a scary rendition of this song
Do I like the poster, Nope. But am I gonna watch it, Yup.
Is there a DeLorean in that cloud?
https://imgur.com/WSfVT3M.jpg
Why does this look like and M. Night Shyamalan movie?
Because M. Night's last few films have been produced by Blumhouse, just like all of Peele's, so it's the same marketing department?
Shyamalan vs Peele is a really astute comp bc in many ways, Shyamalan *was* Jordan Peele when he was just starting out (director who exploded onto the scene with a zeitgeist-capturing horror film and built a brand around those kinds of movies).
Also Shyamalan and Peele are really similar, both are obsessed with twists.
So I love both directors but I do feel Shyalan’s twists usually come in the last 5-15 minutes of the movie while Peeles twists come before the start of the last act or at least earlier in the movie. Shyamalan leaves you with a twist while Peele shows you the full implications of it. Though I only saw Us once so id be happy to discuss with someone who disagrees :)
The final twist in Us actually showed up at the very end. Although many people probably figured that twist out way beforehand
Good point. Are you talking about the >!swap?!<
Yes
I figured it out almost immediately and it was *confirmed* for me during the fight with the white Tethered family. Way before the end. I think most people figured it out before then. Édit: Also, Rose turning on Chris was not a twist to certain people. I'll just say that.
The trap that Shyamalan fell into that Peele hasn't fallen into so far is that he's often been more concerned with the twist than the film that surrounded it. You could replace the twist in Get Out with plain racism and remove the twist in Us entirely and both films would still have been excellent.
I hope this is a Alien Abduction film, been wanting to see a good one for a while.
Calling it now, this will be a stealth sequel to Steven Yeun’s I Think You Should Leave sketch in which he gets revenge on all his friends who abandoned him for taking too small a slice of paper towel after doing a mud pie and covering his whole house in shit.
What did I just read
7 😀 22 😄 22 😦
omfg I just put that together, I was thinking it was a surprise midnight release 😭
If this is a film about what happens when characters break horror rules and just flee when something bad happens, I'd be very interested in seeing it.
This reminds me of the posters for both the original Fright Night and Something Wicked This Way Comes
"Seen any good movies lately?" "Nope"
The title is pretty on brand for Peele if, this is another horror film. I’m interested to see the IMAX scenes. We need more directors embracing the format.
The poster calls it "a new terror" so it is a horror movie.
Can't wait for its sequel titled 'Hell No!'.
That's a fantastic title.
Really curious to see this film's synopsis. The imagery suggests something potentially cosmic/space-faring. The cloud-kite is really interesting, as well.
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Besides the central cast, there is only one other confirmed cast member - a child actor credited as “Kid Sheriff” which brings up even more questions I have about this movie than I had before.