Uncomfortably entertaining! The reason for the aforementioned is that <em>'Get Out'</em> sets up the premise so, so well and you are just waiting for the penny to drop, so all the events leading up to the reveal are very awkward - which only adds to the overall enjoyment in seeing it all unfold onscreen. I've seen Daniel Kaluuya in a few (not as many as I should have by now) films and have always found him to be a solid actor, but his performance here is seriously outstanding - especially emotively, he does so much here with just his facial expressions alone. An awesome performance! I was also impressed by Allison Williams, who I haven't seen nor heard of up until now but she is very convincing; even with the fact that I knew where her character was heading. Lil Rel Howery also does well in a comedic relief type of role, which I have admittedly seen him do before. I like <em>'<a href="https://letterboxd.com/film/nope/" rel="nofollow">Nope</a>'</em> but this even improves upon that, gotta get <em>'<a href="https://letterboxd.com/film/us-2019/" rel="nofollow">Us</a>'</em> watched at some point to view all that Jordan Peele has offered thus far.
