Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great film, and the transfer is phenomenal. Definitely recommend

Great movie, the cast is amazing and One of my personal favorites.

This movie make you wonder if thing like this really happen. Jordan Peele is the master of deceptive plots of his movies. Just when you think you have it figured out, sere comes the curve ball ending.

The movie was great, totally recommend to family and friends.

To be careful and keep your “sinces” open. meaning, surrounding

Get Out is the directorial debut of Jordan Peele who you might recognize from the sketch comedy show, Key & Peele. Get Out is not a comedy though it contains a fair amount of laughs, namely from the performance of stand-up comedian LilRel Howery who will get many, many jobs from this star-making performance. What Get Out actually turns out to be is a rather striking thriller that provides a topical conversation around racial tensions that then amplifies and exaggerates the inherent tensions of its presented scenario in a way that both plays with the tropes of the horror genre while delivering commentary on innate and unavoidable fears in the black community. I heard someone explain it as, "playing on black people's fear of white people's fear of black people," and it's hard to put it any better or more simply than that. This is all to get to the point that Get Out is making the point that we need to stop pretending we know what it's like to walk in other people's shoes. Not that these assumptions can't be compassionate, but more that they are unnecessary. Get Out begins as one thing-playing on the natural awkwardness that comes along with a black guy going to meet his white girlfriends entirely white family in their very white/suburban neighborhood for the first time and then, once it arrives there, takes steps using its genre classification to get at this idea that no matter how good or well-intentioned one might be, it is near impossible to have a real comprehension of what people who have experienced struggles and/or faced some kind of oppression have indeed been through and more over, who they became out of such experiences. Get Out is a film that plays on those facets of ourselves that we'd rather not acknowledge-that no matter how much we believe ourselves to be above stereotyping people or forming preconceptions, that there is a truth to such ways of thinking and Peele uses this unavoidable, unflattering truth to draw out a fair amount of anxiety. Peele plays on those anxieties and social standards exceptionally as through to the very last frame Get Out keeps things as taut as any horror movie in recent memory while never losing sight of its original intent no matter how crazy the genre hijinks get.

Wow. I think I’m the last person on earth to have seen this and it was incredible. I liked US and was told I needed to see Get Out as they’re both from Jordan Peele, and I loved this one even more

Saw in theaters and once at home now. This file is close to a masterpiece. Hive some horror while still being pretty funny. Goes into some deep issues as well if you watch closely enough.

I know there’s a bunch of racial and political turmoil going on in our country, but if you can suspend all that and just enjoy a thrilling movie that creeps you out, watch this! Can’t wait for “Us”!

It was my second viewing of Jordan Peele’s independent little film, “Get Out”, that grabbed me. On my first viewing I was lulled into complacency while lazily taking in the first half of the film, the kind of complacency the film ultimately squelches. I had conveniently forgotten the short pre-credit sequence of a casual black man walking through a white suburb at night being struck and abducted into the trunk of a car. Everybody does, and when it catches up with you, you know it. Previously a comedian, this is writer/director/producer Peele’s directorial debut, and he gives us the African-American nastiness of a Hitchcock, palming his aces to play in the last half hour of the film with the relish of the Master. The set up: a young black man is pressured by his white girlfriend into meeting her parents by spending a weekend at their secluded estate in the woods. What follows is a gradual descent into nightmare as he intermingles with upper class white liberals who bring out the paranoia in him – or do they have their own agenda? (Remember even paranoids have real enemies.) Watching this film might enlighten white liberals like myself by forcing us to experience what black people have felt for years in our company (let alone among white conservative racists!), but the film goes much further than one might imagine, even taking the form of a horror fable encompassing not just racial themes but also serving as an uncompromisingly astute societal dissection. Shot in a mere 23 days, Jordan Peele has done something really special here: an engrossing thriller that also bravely delves into important issues, issues that Peele himself has had to deal with personally: e.g., the marginalizing of African-Americans (“No matter how hard we scream, the system silences us,” Peele says). But don’t get me wrong: This is a work of entertainment, not a ‘message’ film -- and that’s all to the good.

Get Out was critically acclaimed when released but I usually wait for the hype do die down before seeing said film. Get Out did not dissatisfy at all. Highly Recommend especially in 4K!

The film by Jordan Peele is fantastic and great horror film with interesting story and characters and very important themes through out about society Film looms fantastic on UHD Blu-ray

A film that has you wondering throughout it's entirety what is happening and how will the main characters fair through all of it. As a steelbook collector, this movie was a must-have!

This is a Surprise movie.It has elements of horror and drama that was not expected. It may scare the begeezz out of you, or at least cause you to think. Nightmares are optional.

Great movie. You got to watch it very carefully. Plenty of twist in this one keeps you guessing. I would definitely recommend this movie and at a great price for a 4k movie.

If you have not seen this movie you have to!! This movie made me a huge fan of Jordan Peele, and even checked out Twilight Zone due to it. Even better with repeat viewings.

This is truly one of the best movies of the past few years. It probably should have won best picture the year it was nominated. The blu ray looks stunning as well. See it!

Get Out is a great movie from start to finish. The acting was on point and the ending was done perfectly!!! Highly recommend adding this movie to any collection. 2 thumbs up!!!!

Pretty good movie. Intense! Loved for family movie night,

Jordan Peele my hat goes off to you. Excellent writing of this movie. I was not only intrigued but also scared out of my wits. This is a definite must get a copy.