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[Movie Review] Us (2019)



A new movie from the winner of Academy Awards's Original Screenplay Writer 2018, Jordan Peele, already stole all the spotlight it can get. Played by Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, and many great actors. Before in the movie Black Panther, Nyong’o and Duke met as a citizen of different ruler, In this movie, Lupita Nyong’o played as a Mom of two named Adelaide Wilson after his husband Gabe (Winston Duke).



While some people may say that this movie brought some horror movie to another level with all the brainstorm and the message it implies, I, myself refuse to call this movie a horror movie. Because, personally, I hate Horror movie and also because this movie is beyond any typical horror movie with the genius story-line and the good messages implied.


Without giving any spoilers, I want to mention that this movie is a MUST WATCH. This is kind of movie that’ll make you a thinker and a conspirator. You can assume anything you want about the movie and what it’s about and what is happening actually with the plot and storyline.

This movie is gonna give you a chill and the same vibe as horror movie without it being totally a horror movie. I salute the performances of the actors a lot, I think they all deserve an Oscar or something. Their body language through the movie, also the soundtracks literally will give you a good cinematic experiences.


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