Us

very original the attractions are very very good everything in this movie is very well executed

Boring overhyped tedium. Elevated horror? More like the elevator music equivalent to horror. If I want to be patronised and ‘educated' by half wits I've got the news at 6. I don't watch horror for it's social commentary, there's other much finer books and movies for that.

Some scary ideas but it was confusing to follow along.

it is a film with a genius behind it. Honestly, I just didn't give it five stars because I noticed the Plot from the beginning of the movie.

It was a little weird.

THEM Vs. US I like Jordan Peele, kind of. Still, I can't remember Key & Peele's names right now. Right, right now: Tyler Perry. (Aww, I still can't.) So anyway, Jordan Peele stole this idea from a French film. The difference between "Ils" and "Us" is that the functionality of the tunnel system below the Earth was used for entirely differing purposes. "Ils" tells us that there are thousands of vagabond children under there, waiting to eat our food while we are sleeping, or to torture us with our pets. "Us" reveals that these tunnels might be housing for a replacement army of zombie-humans from some sort of cloning experiment. In the Revolution and Colonization of America, the Colonists were forced to abandon New York City. There were Byzantine structures and tunnels buried deep beneath the islands, which caused the land to be non-settleable. Natives believed they were there before they arrived in the 30th millenium BC. It stretched, as it turns out, to Mayan temples. There is another belief that it was somehow infiltrated in the Southwest Americas by Reptilian aliens. Many times in circus freakshows there would be "archaeological findings." Other animals have behaviors like this, as well, hibernation, etc. The key to this movie's strangeness is the black rabbit. This rabbit is a key ingredient in the Greek assessment of the spreading and containment of the flu. So, who is invading Us? Is it Them? (Antcestors?) Or... Nah... It's another human company. The movie never reveals the company's name, but the idea to hold hands across the world is put into action with the intent to lead you to the wrong answers. Maybe this makes up for it, because this was a surprisingly good flick.

The plot is bonkers and the violence frequently over the top, marring what is otherwise a great movie. A bit more restraint could've made Us great. Still very worth a watch for solid performances and intriguing ideas.

A masterpeice. jordan peele is an amazing director and was so confused and questioning everything about the movie. I loved the twists and how deep it really was. I recommend it to anyone who likes thrillers, horror movies, mind-bending genres, or twists they would never expect.

So overrated. I'm not sure why the critics liked this so much.

For some parts, this movie does try a little too hard to be funny in places that ruins the perfect time to be scary, but for the most part, it is well written, and interesting to explore.