Interracial relationship has been considered taboo decades ago. Now, it is considered normal as many are accepting and supportive of such relationship. The movie "Get Out" tackles interracial relationship and how accepting the family is- in the beginning.
As the movie "Get Out" progressed the man soon realized facts about the woman who he is set to marry. These facts are harrowing and horrible that he has to soon leave before everything is too late.
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Get Out" started as Chris and Rose have reached the meet-the-parents stage of their relationship. Rose invites Chris to go for a weekend getaway upstate with Missy and Dean to meet the parents and to unwind at least for couple of days.
Chris then interprets the overly accommodating behavior of Rose's family as nervous attempts to deal with the interracial relationship. However, as the weekend progresses, that's when Chris discovers disturbing information and facts that led him to find out truth more than he could have imagined.
I wrote and directed a thriller https://t.co/8HwoK1owzf
— Jordan Peele (@JordanPeele) October 4, 2016
The movie "Get Out" is interesting as it provides twists and turns leading to the discoveries of truths about Rose and her family. It is also intriguing to find out if the problems are related to the interracial relationship or if the family is twisted and sinister from the beginning.
As added by IMDb, the movie "Get Out" stars Allison Williams as Rose and Daniel Kaluuya as Chris. They are joined by Keith Stanfield, Catherine Keener as Missy, Bradley Whitford as Dean, Betty Gabriel as Georgina, Erika Alexander as Detective Latoya and many more.
The movie "Get Out" will have its nationwide release on Feb. 24, 2017. The movie is directed and written by Jordan Peele. The movie belongs to the horror and thriller genre.
The movie "Get Out" is in the post-production stage where filming is completed. Music and visual effects are then added last minute in preparation for its nationwide release end of Feb. next year.
