Got it! No doubt!

It sure makes the whole "finding a seat" routine easier. Walking into a crowded theater alone and picking a seat is easy. Trying to find *two* seats together in a crowded theater is an experience I really dislike.

I think it may have something to do with 1) insecurity, 2) cultural pressure of having to be with others, 3) the idea that being alone = loneliness.

"We would worry less about what others think of us if we realized how seldom they do."
—Ethel Barrett

That's what she said.

So you saw and like "Limbo?"

My god, a smash cut to credits placed there would have been horrifying.

Yeah. I didn't see anything supernatural. We are asked to believe in a certain type of…umm…psychology, but that's not supernatural.

About the reveal:

So…about the police…

In the comments, we've saluted Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor in reference to the"Get Out" title.

Hmm…you've quoted "Hamlet."

Mine, too.

I think you need a "please" after that "Bitch."

"You can even see the email in the movie, assuming you pause at exactly the right spot."

It's pretty damn great and one of my favorites, too. I like when Wilmore asks "Do you know how rap works?" and John Oliver almost breaks.

"Well, that's just being polite!"

Also Richard Pryor: https://youtu.be/DU8HDLwbLVU

"…and with only TWO kids' corpses." My god. I just realized what that means because of your comment. Thank you.

I'd watch it, but don't "Honest Trailers" usually have spoilers?