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Why did the cops laugh at Rod Williams' complaint?
Because the scenario explained was over the top and totally unbelievable. White people capturing black people so that they can take over their mind using hypnosis so that they can then use them as sex ...
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Why was Walter sprinting late at night in Get Out
As explained in the movie (and quoting here from the "Villains Wikia"):
Roman is the husband of Marianne Armitage, the father of Dean Armitage, the father-in-law of Missy Armitage, and the ...
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Why does Rose smile at the end of Get Out?
She felt that by choking her to death, he was proving her family's theory that black men are animalistic. Even as she's dying, she feels she's being proven correct.
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Why is Georgina cleaning in "Get Out"?
Two reasons:
She has to at least appear to be a servant to deflect suspicion. What would Chris think if the maid were just sitting around?
Maybe Grandma was house-proud and liked keeping the kitchen ...
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How did "Bingo" work in Get Out?
If the 10 extended fingers represent dollar amounts, $10 million is certainly more likely than $10,000, just given what is being auctioned. These days a nose job could cost around $10,000, and what ...
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When did Chris stuff his ear with cotton?
If the mountain will not come to the prophet, then the prophet must go to the mountain.
He does not need to move his arm up to put the cotton in his ear, because he can simply put his head down to ...
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How did Rose Armitage get away with it?
From this wikia:
When Rose prevents a police officer from checking Chris' ID, she seems to be defending him from a racist policeman, when in actuality, she doesn't want any record of Chris' ...
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Why did the cops laugh at Rod Williams' complaint?
First of all, that scene was probably the worst in a decent movie. It seemed like a forced comedic bit in an otherwise decent thriller.
As to why they didn't take him seriously, it was probably ...
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Why did Rose keep her old photographs out in the open in Get Out?
It's a classic case of the bad guy (or bad guys in this case) going out of their way in the climax to share unnecessary information that just happens to help explain the plot.
But I thought the movie ...
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Themes of Get Out
I think the primary theme is of black bodies being exploited for the benefit of elite whites, while black minds are controlled and co-opted. The "sunken place" is specifically used as a metaphor for ...
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Who is the person watching the auction in "Get Out"?
I believe commenter "J M" got it right. It's consistent with it being Jeremy.
Here's a screenshot from the trailer:
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Why does Rose smile at the end of Get Out?
It seems to me that she smiled because she knew he couldn't do it. Rose knew Chris didn't have the strength to choke the girl he loved. He was never a fighter, and had told her earlier that
You're ...
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How did Rod find Chris?
There are no sourced/concrete answers, so here are some possibilities:
Rod has a friend (friend of a friend) in the FBI or CIA who could track people through the cellphone which Rod used to talk to ...
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Was the deer intentionally thrown at the car?
It very much looked to me like a deer bounding rapidly, rather than being thrown. The video below shows a deer jumping; it looks very much like the one in the "Get Out" clip.
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Would Get Out's earplugs really have worked?
Would Get Out's earplugs really have worked?
In an universe where a reluctant subject can be hypnotized merely by the motions and the sound of the spoon clinking against the cup - yes.
If we are to ...
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Themes of Get Out
Jordan Peele spoke to Deadline Hollywood about the film, and specifically mentioned wanting to subvert the white savior trope:
Peele cites Kevin Costner in Hidden Figures and Brad Pitt in 12 Years ...
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Why does Rose smile at the end of Get Out?
She was smiling because she saw the police car and assumed Chris would get in trouble.
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What does ‘Behold the Coagula’ mean in Get Out?
'Coagula' defined basically means a "congealed mass", so I'm guessing it's a reference to the transplantation procedure (i.e. the merging of separate brain matter, or body parts, into one, and the ...
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What does ‘Behold the Coagula’ mean in Get Out?
Like the other answer mentioned, Behold the Coagula is the cult ran by the Armitage family where black people bodies were transplanted with white brains, such that they could join the black superior ...
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Why did Rose keep her old photographs out in the open in Get Out?
My interpretation was that Rose left the small attic door open, and the box in plain site, to intentionally get Chris to freak out. When Missy (Rose's mom) hypnotized him earlier, part of the process ...
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How did "Bingo" work in Get Out?
While I cannot be sure what is the magnitude of the amounts being bid, I believe Shiz Z.'s answer is quite reasonable. On my answer, I'll also use millions as a scale.
The scene starts with Dean ...
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Was the deer intentionally thrown at the car?
No, there's no way anyone could have thrown that deer with that velocity, it was 10 feet off the ground.
I always looked at that scene as, first of all, a tension setter. It's a quick scare for ...
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Would Get Out's earplugs really have worked?
I believe that even If he heard the clinks, he wouldn't hear it the same way. By that, I mean he wouldn't hear the exact same sound or tone as it would be very damp. Usually triggers must be identical ...
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What is Rose's purpose in Get Out?
I don't think Rose was a psychopath or a sociopath. I think she was basically an insecure upper middle class girl who,above all else, was compelled to be Mama and Daddy's perfectly polished and ...
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Why was Walter sprinting late at night in Get Out
As mentioned, Roman lost to Jesse Owens on the 1936 Olympics, and founded the Order of the Coagula, he used Walter's body as a vessel because Walter is athletic and he wanted to continue running.
The ...
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What does ‘Behold the Coagula’ mean in Get Out?
It's a reference to alchemy written in Latin, not literally "coagulate".
"SOLVE COAGULA": breaking down and bringing back together.
An 1856 depiction of the Sabbatic Goat from ...
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Why did Rose keep her old photographs out in the open in Get Out?
Just watched the movie yesterday and I was wondering the same thing. Unfortunately there is no further evidence given to us and I was also forced to go with the simplest explanation, which is the one ...
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