I just saw it today and boy was it on par with Get Out and Nope, equally frightening as it is intriguing. It just ends up coming off as incomplete storywriting

It's like attempting to not explain things and leave things open to the viewer like Kubrick at the end of The Shining or Eyes Wide Shut, but that's a hard af line to walk. But I feel like this movie and Nope both stop short of being the classic they could have been. Im a big fan, and I'll still watch his movies for the way its shot. But it doesn't take much brain power to unravel the plot past the high concepts. Like it's great, the idea is intriguing and is presented well, but there's a a lack of follow through in the last act of Us that loses the story's world building. Love the cinematography, and the concepts do still having me think of this movie occasionally years after I saw it in theaters,but I always feel like the execution with JPs last two movies is never a complete home run like with Get Out. What I didn't get is why the government or whoever had just been letting them chill down there for like 20+ years underneath a heavily populated area? Like nobody thought to clean up the mess,butnyet they have power and rabbits.

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Their serenity soon turns to tension and chaos when a group of evil strangers, who look exactly like them, arrive.

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