survival of a sitcom stunt gone horribly wrong. However, things are complicated when a UFO begins abducting horses from the ranch. With the Since we gathered very little plot information from the film’s rather secretive trailers, I’ve got to be very careful when describing the story. But let’s just say that film is essentially about brother, OJ Haywood ( Daniel Kaluuya) and sister Emerald Haywood ( Keke Palmer , Hustlers) and the unexpected way in which the siblings were forced to reconnect after inheriting the legendary horse ranch of their Hollywood animal wrangler father who is suddenly and tragically killed in a freak accident. After a poster for Nope is released, a teaser trailer airs during a Super Bowl LVI commercial break featuring the song “Fingertips” by Stevie Wonder. The trailer is praised for creating an atmosphere of suspense and excitement without revealing plot details. ( Source: The Verge)

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and careful assembly, for its original characters and refined story, and for its layered drama and sophisticated storytelling, all hallmarks of Peele's The color palette is gorgeous, stretching out over the open wild west of Southern California with brown and grey dirt, those beautiful purple mountains, a blue sky, green shrubs and bushes, and of course, a dark and ominous shape hovers overhead. The sequences of the television show with the chimp have heightened colors that resemble a child's birthday, representing bold yellows, reds, and hints of blue. These are striking with an emphasis on the red blood that covers the area. The wind people blowing along the estate are most impressive as well, giving way to the colors of the rainbow. Nope is a movie with an interesting name, and like most of Peele's work an interesting premise for both artistic sakes and horror sakes. He finds a way to merge the three worlds of mystery, horror, and sci-fi into this layered film, that is pretentious, but still holds entertaining elements that we like to see. Great acting, a deep story, horror elements that take advantage of so many things, alongside supreme visuals are the keys to what makes this movie hold a lot of bite. It's weird, it's convoluted, and yet it works if you can get onboard with his trippy thriller work from the past. However, the movie is not my favorite of the bunch and does not quite get the smoothness that I've seen in the past of this film. It's rushed at times, boring at others, with a story element running tangent that does not quite mesh as well as other origin elements of previous works. Still, it's a fun movie with a few moments worth rewatching, and for those enjoying symbolic takes of the times, worth even more views to dissect all Peele has crammed into the film. Definitely worth a trip to the movies for this one, and I encourage you to take a moment and view it where you can. Universal treats 4K UHD lovers with a spectacular 4K UHD + Blu-ray + Digital Code edition of Jordan Peele's latest sci-fi/horror called Nope. Audio: English: Dolby Atmos; English: Dolby TrueHD 7.1; French (Canada): Dolby Digital 5.1; Spanish: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1

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Mystery Man of Muybridge (HD, 6 Mins.) - The vintage clip of the man riding the horse is discussed here. The Acting: You've heard it from many, but no surprise, Nope has an A game of cast to bring this movie to life. Once more, all the cast hits their shining moment and brings that intricacy that the film needs to make sure it comes off creepy. For the big three though we have a few more words to say. Perea is the guy who is the blend of both characters, the sort of comedic support a film needs to help offset the horror. He's a fun character to dive into and certainly makes for an entertaining lead with plenty of jokes to throw into the fire. However, the two leads are the brother and sister duo of OJ and Em, and the group who portray them. Palmer is energetic, bringing sass and fire that is trying to bring the ranch to modern times and challenge the threat at hand. She's the visionary of the group, and her energy livens up the rather serious tone without shattering the believability or elements of the story. It really works and she executes it so well that you can't help but get pulled into all the traits she brings. As for Kaluuya, he transitions well into the modern cowboy roles and I was very impressed with how much he was able to do with so few words spoken. There is just something in his performance and mannerisms that works so well, and I was very happy to see how Peele used his talents to really make the simplistic character layered in comedy, story, and just plain laughs. welcome, series of improvements over the excellent and concurrently released Blu-ray. The picture here is obviously cleaner, crisper, sharper, more efficient, and

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The folks at Universal have done a marvelous job with the 2160p/HDR presentation we get on the 4K UHD disc. Enough good things can't be said about this demo quality transfer. Yes, it's that good. Nope is a great horror film that is a welcome and necessary addition to the horror and sci-fi genre. It pays tribute to many aspects of filmmaking while telling its own tale of grief, love, family, and horror. There's nothing quite like it out there and is yet another reason why Jordan Peele is one of the best horror filmmakers out there, telling important and poignant stories.and into which he projects his themes as the air and the earth collide in remarkable ways. He paints with a brush that offers