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With his third feature film, director Jordan Peele ("Get Out", "Us") delivers not only a production that works as a perfect and spectacular cinematic entertainment, but also as a social commentary. In "Nope! Don't Look!" we follow two brothers (Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer) who manage a ranch where they train horses for films. They discover that something is happening in the remote California creek where they live and suspect that an UFO is haunting the area, stealing the horses. It's better not to get into too many details, because if Peele invites us to reflect on casual racism and economic inequality in "Get Out" and "Us", here he confronts our relationship with audiovisual violence. But even if you set aside this aspect, "Nope! Don't Look!" is an excellent horror movie that will keep you glued to the screen. Read the full review by clicking here.
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After random objects falling from the sky result in the death of their father, ranch-owning siblings OJ and Emerald Haywood attempt to capture video evidence of an unidentified flying object with the help of tech salesman Angel Torres and documentarian Antlers Holst.
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