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that say my name remix was cold..


they should do theres a stranger in my house for the next one....
 
INB4 all the pseudo-intellects see the movie, then go on social media to out-intellect each other by droppin dissertation type responses explaining the movie's hidden meanings and theories...only to be debuncted by Jordan Peele himself. Lol
 
IP360 said:
INB4 all the pseudo-intellects see the movie, then go on social media to out-intellect each other by droppin dissertation type responses explaining the movie's hidden meanings and theories...only to be debuncted by Jordan Peele himself. Lol
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See see see the bees are a metaphor for black folks ma good brotha!

Did you even notice the bees are disappearing in real life?! Nah you didn't.... without them the human race can't even survive!!!

Stay woke fam
 
Race Jones said:
whats wrong?
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I appreciate the creative approach of the trailer, looking forward to the undertone message, but I honestly want more of a physical form of horror vs the spiritual "jump scare" style that has been very large the past 20 years.

Maybe the trailer is not showing that, but I thought IT did a decent job blending the pyhchological and physical thrill of things. From the trailer, it seems like a possession realistic approach. I wanted to see see Candyman floating/flying, and some crazy supernatural shit. I just hope Peele doesn't make a fictional character too realistic like a obsess fan carrying on his duties

I think supernatural horror with important black issues is rarely shown in film, which is why to me to this day Tales from the hood is my all time favorite horror because it speaks about alot of real deep black issues while incorporating supernatural horror elements. I thought this new film could possibly carry that mantle in today's climate which is heavily needed

But bruh it's one fucking trailer so I hope I'm fucking wrong lol
 
silverfoxx said:
I appreciate the creative approach of the trailer, looking forward to the undertone message, but I honestly want more of a physical form of horror vs the spiritual "jump scare" style that has been very large the past 20 years.

Maybe the trailer is not showing that, but I thought IT did a decent job blending the pyhchological and physical thrill of things. From the trailer, it seems like a possession realistic approach. I wanted to see see Candyman floating/flying, and some crazy supernatural shit. I just hope Peele doesn't make a fictional character too realistic like a obsess fan carrying on his duties

I think supernatural horror with important black issues is rarely shown in film, which is why to me to this day Tales from the hood is my all time favorite horror because it speaks about alot of real deep black issues while incorporating supernatural horror elements. I thought this new film could possibly carry that mantle in today's climate which is heavily needed

But bruh it's one fucking trailer so I hope I'm fucking wrong lol
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Nah I totally get it. good perspective
 
I'm glad y'all pointed it out, that shit makes me hate the movies after the first watch
 
Here go niggas (silverfoxx) reading too much into a trailer from a movie Jordan Peele affiliated with and Du getting annoyed black people as a collective like something and tries to call it trendy

People did the same thing to Us.

It's one trailer that did what it's supposed to do and that's get everyone talking and excited about the film

Let's not over think an edited minute and a half compilation of clips y'all
 
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