Genre Research: Get Out
Our second movie choice was Get Out, a film produced in 2017. This thriller movie was based on the idea of racism. Its starts off with an interracial couple named Chris and Rose who are the meet the parents stage. Chris agrees to meet Roses' parents upstate, but is initially hesitant because he is the first black guy she has ever dated. After arriving to Chris notices small details that are out of place. Roses' large family are accompanied by maids and butlers and servants due to them having such wealth. he only issue is that every single one of these workers just so happen to be black. These workers are arranged in the house almost too perfectly, never without a smile, and do everything as their told down to the T. After Chris is at the house long enough he realizes one too many things, but it may be too late for him. Rose reveals her plan that he was just a pawn to become her next family's slave, and with her fathers help, he gets transferred to the sunken place. In this world Chris has no control over himself and is completely taken over by whatever Roses' father wants him to do. After they attempt to capture him as well he makes a great escape to save his life. This movie has similarities between our film, because both of our characters were betrayed by their loved ones. Chris was in love, thought he had the women of his dreams, only to be blindsided by their racist intent. In out film the mother of her son trusts her bestfriend with everything and hopes she has her back always, this turns out to be the biggest mistake of her life. Elements that I liked in the movie Get Out is the concept. I liked the way the movie was trying to address underlying racist issues. I also like the way they incorporated that into this movie, and it is by far one of my favorites. What I did not like about this movie is the way Chris was so naïve. He waited too long o questions the intention of Rose and her family. Personally I would have been out the door the second I saw a group of black people working for a family.
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