Jordan Peele’s Nope Is An Emotional Roller Coaster – Leroy
Ladies and gentlemen, Jordan Peele has done it again! Both his previous movies Get Out and Us were successful movies, so the anticipation for Jordan Peele’s Nope is expectedly high. All you need to know is that by the time the final credits started to roll, the packed theater was clapping for joy.
Like Peele’s previous movies, it will leave you with questions, theories, and most likely the desire to see it again. Great story, pace, writing, cinematography, and acting. Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer were phenomenal.
My only issue with the movie was the ending. It wasn’t a terrible ending, but while a majority of the movie was well thought out, the end felt rushed. However, overall, It’s an enjoyable emotional roller coaster and is perfect for seeing in the movie theaters. I am going to see it again for sure!
Nope gets an 8.5/10 in my book and will be in theaters July 22nd.
Check out photos from the red carpet of Jordan Peele’s Nope.
Jordan Peele's 'NOPE' Red Carpet Gallery: The Best & Worst Looks
Jordan Peele’s highly anticipated feature film NOPE premieres Friday (July 21). Starring in the film is Oscar-winning actor Daniel Kaluuya and Alice’s Keke Palmer. Kaluuya previously scored an Oscar nom for Peele’s directorial debut Get Out in 2018; Peele won Best Original Screenplay for the film.
In NOPE, Kaluuya and Palmer play sibling ranch owners who are trying to capture the sight of aliens for a large payout and avenge the death of their father. In typical Peele fashion much is left to the imagination but we’re sure just like his previous works we are in for a ride.
Take a look at how your favorite celebrities showed up to the NOPE red carpet premiere:
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