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- Nope - The Star Lasso Experience: Jean Jackets comes early to Jupe's (Steven Yeun) The Star Lasso Experience.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Two siblings who run a California horse ranch discover something wonderful and sinister in the skies above, and the owner of an adjacent theme park tries to profit from the mysterious, otherworldly phenomenon.
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Cast: Steven Yeun, Wrenn Schmidt
Director: Jordan Peele
Producer: Jordan Peele
Screenwriter: Jordan Peele
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“Bear with us, trained animals can be unpredictable.” is one of the best and most revealing lines in the entire film
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@@zacharymcneely6039Nobody cares
No it isn't
Yes it is, it’s the whole theme of the movie
I think OJ saying it's a living organism is more revealing
When I saw them get sucked up, I thought “Now they’re gonna get experimented on” until I saw everyone in its throat screaming in pain and terror. I was shaken and terrified.
Same
And then you realize that it’s not really a spaceship…
Yep, was such a great reveal.
I need to call her 😦
@@danshull1331 yeah…
The craziest part about this though….this happened during the day. Their screams didn’t completely stop until Jean jacket was hovering over their house that night and it threw up all the blood and other items.
Dang I must have missed that… Now this scene is 10x more terrifying!
Plus it broadcasted their screams like a giant megaphone. Horrifying
It takes around 4 hours for the stomach acids to burn all your flesh off. Eventually, after those dreadful hours, you'll be crushed and digested
That was its period blood 🩸 🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🏚🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸
@@norm_badwolf_9119 I missed it too. Their screams cut off so quickly that I thought it was Peele being "dramatic" and cutting off the audio for ambiance. But no. It simply had finished eating every last one and was now ready to expell the blood and inorganic material.
I remember watching them going through the tube, thinking to myself that this was a weird abduction. It wasn't until the reveal that the ship is an actual creature that I realised with horror what I actually witnessed.
Same here and right until OJ says "It's not a ship! It's an animal!" I just stared in shock upon realizing what we just witnessed. The blood rain immediately after that doesn't make it any better. Thought the aliens will be experimenting on them, making them into these horrifying mutants that'll haunt our dreams but a flying creature is much worse there(Even thought the fake horse or horse skull in it was one of the aliens just watching them).
Dude same here, when OJ revealed it being a creature it really did shook me. I even though the horse you see inside was some sort of face when I saw it lol.
My immediate reaction was seeing those whirling things at the bottom of the screen and thinking "dear god is that a MEAT GRINDER?" And then the pulsing way they were pulled up in such tight apparently sticky confines told me it was a throat.
Anyway wish it was a meat grinder
*_*vore*_*
Huh, kinda like atmos
It’s even more heartbreaking when you rewatch this scene and realize how many kids are in the audience.
yummy
@@blon-della9355 LMFAO JAIL
Hopefully they didn’t suffer so much since they are smaller & probably easier to digest.
@@Recoome_Kickat the end of the day, it isn’t real, no one actually got killed so it’s ok
@@drewhogan2949 I know just said that in hope of making the person above feel better, I think.
The fact that some of Jean Jacket’s vocalizations sound like the creaking of a metal ship is unnerving considering that it’s a living organism.
Even during The Run when it got tilted onto it's side, it sounded like a ship gliding by.
i mean, shoebills exist
Like a whale
Yeah, I love that sound design a lot. It's even freakier when you look back through the whole digestion scene again and be able to hear JJ'S muffled roars while the people are going through his stomach. It's really freaky.
I know this will never get answered, but I still wonder where its vocal chords are, or whatever organ(s) in its body it uses to make those roars, thumps, and clicks. Considering this beasts seems to be made entirely out of some bio-organic sheet material, makes me curious as to HOW it's able to make such low, primal sounds.
The realization that JJ isn’t a ship, but an alien itself was…insane dude. Had me physically squirming and yelling in my seat. I’m not really a modern horror fan and I don’t scare easily, but oh my god this twist was amazing!
This'll really bake your noodle. . .
JJ probably isn't even an alien.
It's likely native to Earth.
@@youdontknowmegignaI've seen and heard of the theories it could be a long ancient predator that was probably just sleeping somewhere in Earth. And that thought plays with me anxiety...
@@redpandafirefox9434Oh, it wasn't sleeping. What's implied is that its species has been actively hunting ours for years, inspiring all kinds of legends, eventually also of the UFOs. The reason it was never oficially discovered was due to how an encounter with it is practically unsurvivable if you don't know what to do and electronic devices not working around it.
@thegnarledpirate9198 yo that actually has my anxiety peaking... that's a HORRIBLE and HORRIFIC though. Nope I'm burning the damn clouds
@@maxburns4426 I’m not gonna argue with you bruh 😭
The sheer horror of the realisation you are about to be digested/eaten alive is almost incomprehensable, such a powerful scene, but the chimp scene got me more, the sound of her face being ripped off, and what you cant see kind of makes it worse
@@TheWelchProductions somebody is into vore 😶😶😶
@@facepalm2497 💀
I love it
@@TheWelchProductions it just means your not very empathetic, you lack the vision, compassion or comprehension of what is happening, and how horrific it would be if you was one of those people...
@@TheWelchProductions but what if you didnt black out and endure maybe the worst pain imaginable, slowly being digested alive? Thers a reason why you hear screaming when it flies around
My favorite part of this scene is when Jupe tries to get ‘Lucky’ out of that enclosure so he can use him as bait, and Lucky’s like “Nope!”
He’s the only organism that survived that ordeal.
Smart lucky 🐴
And the pig on the roof.
I was thinking the same thing! In the beginning that actress asked if he’s lucky and clearly he is!😁
Well, after all, his names “Lucky”
So happy he did! ❤
Just in case people don't get it....JJ was inspired by different types of creatures- one was a jelly fish so what's happening here is they are sucked into the lining of it's digestive track where the digestive enzymes will slowly melt their flesh and how it shows at the very end will squeze them eventually into mush for it to absorb them.
Yet hours later they're still able to scream comprehensible words when their faces must have melted off by then...like it gets more terrifying the more you analyze it.
it doesn’t fully absorb or even kill its victims until it’s ready.
which is why you can hear it when it hovers around the house and why the screaming stops when it starts raining blood
@@kdpowers Yeah I just meant generally that's what happens. Similiar to us putting food in our mouth but not eating it or it getting stuck...things can happen to where we don't automatically digest. We can even overeat and that slows everything down.
And the horse statue prevented them from being digested properly so their agony was prolonged over several hours
@@xAlphaBxtch actually it ate hikers in the beginning of the movie before it killed ojs dad so by that logic I think it chose to keep them alive
2:07 is one of the worst, most horrifying, most unsettling scenes I've ever seen. The screams, seeing them try to escape, knowing they're going to die, these are their final moments, awful. Peele is a mastermind.
Really? Mastermind? This was so lame and boring and overacting. Peels ingenue days are over lol😊
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@@stephpitchford8594 thanks
I don’t understand what that thing above was. Was it the decoy horse or a skull?
@@taluca8474 decoy horse
The shot at 1:52 is the most terrifying one for me. Knowing that every dark blur is a human being about to die in utter terror. The remoteness, the helplessness, it just really gets into my head.
Yeah! That was a great shot.
This movie had some sick shots honestly. That, Jean Jacket pouring blood ontop of the house, The Run where Jean Jacket is chasing OJ, The true form of Jean Jacket, and finally, the Stand Off In the sky.
its unimaginable how long they had to be in there for until they finally were killed and eaten
It makes me of people falling to Hell but going up than down...
You gotta calm down it’s just a movie
The best part about this scene is that very little is actually shown. We hear people screaming in terror as they slide up what appears to be Jean Jacket's throat/digestive organ. But no gore is shown. We are only left to fill in the blanks on what is happening to these poor people. Brilliant use of "less is more."
He does rain their blood all over the house later but sure no gore.
They do show a decaying horses skull that has with visible flesh decomposing , this is a brilliant scene but not at all a ‘less is more’ approach. We explicitly see what’s happening to the people.
@@ericfelds6291 That's the horse decoy it swallowed earlier in the film.
it really puts you in the claustrophobic perspective of the people getting abducted by showing less. terrifying scene and brilliantly shot.
@@LieutenantSkittles That's Clover, not the fake horse. You can see the decaying flesh and the flag is not attached to it.
This is the moment the movie went from Nope to Hell Nah.
Probably for the sequel.
If they dont name the sequel that, we riot
Or, for the Australian release: “Yeah, Nah”
The sequel would probably be titled: "Nuh Uh"
The worst part about this whole scene for me isn't even the death or terror, but that JJ wasn't even interested in eating or digesting them. The raining blood scene that follows shows that this isn't part of its natural process of digestion. JJ had the decoy horse lodged in its digestive tract, and it needed to get it out. One horse wasn't going to do it (and arguably it's spooked at this point that any horse could be another decoy), so it sucks up every living thing that's not a horse, and lets them all dissolve to lubricate its digestive tract and dislodge the decoy. These people weren't food; they were an enema.
Congratulations,
*You have just made this scene all the more morbidly horrifying.
I threw up at this fgreat job
congrats on the brand-new sentence, the novelty of it almost makes it not as horrifying
See I assumed it was more that since the horse was clogging its digestive tract, it tried to eat smaller prey than the horse to see if it could swallow them. But when it found out it couldn't, it vomited up what it could in an attempt to dislodge the horse.
Like the cats or dogs when they eat grass....
If you’ve ever been to Universal Studios Hollywood, the whole environment just makes it so eerie since Peele really captures that “spectacle” feel of being at an amusement park. Down to the Announcer’s voice.
Scariest thing is that they have the same theme park as part of the Studio Tour now
@@lumplumpletit’s not a recreation, it’s actually the original set which was disassembled and reassembled at the park.
I really hope they bring it to Florida
You guys act like universal is the only amusement park to do this. You do t need to go to universal to witness it
The best part of the Nope set in the tram tour is that you dont even get to see Jean Jacket
The progression of the victim's reactions is whats scariest because its realistic.
*As they are being lifted up,* they scream in shock; even if an amusement ride part of the show, its unexpected and scary.
*As they are being moved through the stomach,* they yell in confusion; if this is part of the act, its going to far, and the realization that this is actually happening sets in....
*As the digestive fluid hits,* they wail in terror......it all goes crashing down from here as they realize its all over and this is how they meet their untimely demise
even scarier when you realize that all of them came into the show expecting something cool for the family to awe at and enjoy. one moment they’re excited, waiting for the part that will make their tickets worth, and within seconds they’re being shoved through a creature’s intestine and their flesh is boiled to the bone and the only thing they can hear is the beast’s growling, sticky fluid, and a cacophony of screams and wails
As the fluids jit, they scream in AGONY, of course!
What gets me is, usually in cinema when we’ve seen scenes of people being eaten and digested, it’s just one or a couple people. This scene shows FOURTY people going through an indescribably horrific experience.
@@duremsteel1642 idk many films that show people being eaten and digested honestly
It's burning me.
A sad/horrible part is Jupe's face and why he stands there. Like he realises that no; He never controlled Gordy, he didn't survive that attack cos he was special and finally; He is going to die because that lifelong belief was a lie. A lie/belief he used to try to control a bigger thing. He was never in control. Plus, others including his family are going to die. I reckon that's why he can't move. It all hit him at once.
BTW: The woman touches an actual partially digested horse which is why she screams. She realises THAT is her fate. The fake horse is not fully in this scene FFS.
Actually that wasnt a digested horse but the decoy horse JJ ate that OJ set up
@@jackthejester6841 Are you sure? I'll have to double check TBH.
@@user-uc8px6pp1z you can see the flags that were on the decoy horse
@@jackthejester6841 I have to wait for my DVD to arrive to watch it properly, I'm gonna trust you though. I saw someone else say that lady started screaming as the stomach acid started to get her. So I sort of hope I was right. Not sure which is better.
@@jackthejester6841 i think that was clover’s corpse actually
I think everybody (including me) is truly disturbed by this scene because everyone is helpless. They are gonna die and they know it, and theres nothing they can do to stop it. This whole movie was literally a cinamatic masterpiece, god I love jordan peele.
It's even scarier when you hear what some of them are saying. Like the guy at the beginning screaming then saying "Get me out of here!" Then hearing a child call out for their mother. And then I saw this from one of the comments here, they heard someone at 2:34 or 2:35 a woman say "Honey it's ok." As if things for this scene couldn't get any more helpless, despair, and sadder.
I'm always thinking "If I was Ricky, i'd have stood in the container with the horse the second that thing came above". Also, what if I had a knife? Could I rip the walls enough so it's loses it's grip?
@@Ensirum i mean, maybe the interior is more soft
It's terrifying, unless you have a knife
@@Ensirum judging by the barbed wire scene with angel and the fact it enzymes cant digest metal,a knife might've been a lifesaver. Or atleast hurt it as much you can before you bite the bullet.
I think the hardest part of this concept for me is not just imagining the agony the victims were going through, but imagining over a span of hours they realised their families were up in there with them.
No doubt they'd have made attempts to struggle around and find one another, but did they?
Did a single one of them ever hold their child or parents' hand again before the end, or did they just have the same strangers writhing above and below them?
No space to move. What I'm wondering is how did they yell HELP US hours later instead of gargling sounds, since the enzymes would have melted their bodies by then. Anywho...
@@kdpowers Maybe the moment JJ crushed them all instantly as it was hovering over the Haywood's house WAS the true start to it's digestion process. After it crushes the people, JJ spits out all the non-digestable inorganic material, after which comes the soupy digested remains of it's prey. However, JJ couldn't swallow and absorb any nutrients because of the decoy horse it still had trapped in it's throat at the moment, so it drooled all it's mushy food over the house.
@@joshjess9841 yeah exactly. That’s why there was no blood In the beginning when they killed off Keith David in the first 10 min lol
@Mayeur000Donz this is one of the things that haunts me most, I've been looking for others to say so, thank you for articulating that 😭
Bro it's a movie. You're thinking too much on that. If any scene deserves deep thought it's the monkey scene as that really happened.
This is probably the scariest scene of the whole movie because 1 you can tell how scared they are 2 it's claustrophobic and 3 it's all a stomach
Also acid
You can hear someone scream it burns while they’re hovering over the house
As someone with claustrophobia this is terrifying
I have claustrophobia and wasn’t scared by this scene.
@@TheWelchProductions yeah probably because a lot of people were dying on that scene and you didn't get scared
Whenever this scene comes on rewatching this movie, I still get nervous as hell. Jordan Peele knows how to terrify people. The coloured flags indicating Jean Jacket’s presence is the equivalent to the yellow barrels in Jaws.
Well it definitely was Jordan's inspiration for this film. But this scene, the way he builds it up all the way to the digestion, gives me anxiety!
Jean Jacket is pretty much the Jaws of movie aliens.
Dude honestly same. I get a feeling in my stomach from the start of the star lasso experience to after the scene of OJ coming to the aftermath
This movie wasn't even scary.
My kids and I laughed the entire time.
Everyone will having different reactions I suppose.
Barbarian was way better than this snooze fest. It took too long to build.
@@mpicc4808 barbarian was mid
Can't help feeling sorry for Jupe; he was a traumatized kid living in the past, and never intended for anybody to get hurt, but that's the way of most entertainers responsible for "accidents" on movie sets and in theme parks. You should never play with things you can't control, even if you think you can.
Also because you know his va also played Invincible
Well if you think you can you're not gonna know you can't, are you?
@@NoriMori1992 No, but some things are just common sense... if I see a bunch of people electrocuted by touching a downed power line, and then I go sit on the line just because I think I can and I get zapped too, I was asking for it.
Pretty crazy how far-reaching and influential Frankenstein really was. Obviously ideas can sprout from different places, but when you can link the central themes of Jurassic Park + Nope back to your novel, you know you trail-blazed something great.
@@Yodoggy9Never thought about Frankenstein when I think about these movies, but you're right.
If you notice around the 1:37 mark, if you look at the ground, people in the crowd are ALREADY being taken up by the alien animal. That's what Jupe is seeing, and you can see the fear on his face. He knows that he's going up with them too and he's completely powerless.
Holy cow never noticed that 😳
Ha. “Mark.” I get the joke😂
if u look at those last few seconds before the dust covers his face, it almost looks like hes smiling. wtf
@@LudicrousPie well yeah he’s happy. He’s in a Jordan Peele movie
@@Lutherstrode17492 😭
When Amber says “trained animals can be unpredictable”, she’s referring to Lucky not taking off (since they don’t know JJ is a singular creature), but this line also applies to Jean Jacket AND Gordy.
Yep
The digestion scene and the chimp attack scene had my heart beating a mile a minute. Pure terror, no horror film has ever done that to me and I’ve watched plenty
The digestion scene had to be the scariest thing I ever seen. It was so brilliantly well done and still freaks me out when I think about it.
And then there's Gordy, what I like about that scene was absolutely no music, and the movements and sounds of the chimp were on point.
@@lenengquist592 so what planet is Jean jacket from anyway
@@mehchocolate1257probs somewhere round Detroit.
@@derfliegendetempler is Jean jacket male or female
A small choice that really contributed to the horror for me was that cut to black at 1:48. When the film cut away from Steven Yeun's face, I assumed something terrible just happened to the people at the Star Lasso Experience, and Jordan Peele was gonna simply let us infer their terrible fate. But then, the film jumps to the visuals of the creature's insides, and we see something so despair-inducing that I almost walked out of the theater. That cut to black gave us the false hope that we were done with the worst this movie had to offer, so it hits so much harder when a few seconds later, Peele tells us, "no, I've got a bit more to show you." I also noticed a similar cut to black in the Gordy's Home scene, which I think supports the connections Peele wants us to draw between the chimpanzee and the UFO.
I was actually gonna comment this as well. When it faded to black I was like “oof I guess they died, I wonder what the rest of the characters will be doing.” And then it just cuts to THAT. I was speechless, probably one of the most messed up things of the movie.
@@onesaucynougat7471 same. I remember the expression my and my siblings had when it cut to the poor souls being pulled up into the mouth of the abomination known as Jean Jacket.
@@onesaucynougat7471 Lol you were probably also surprised to not see any high tech alien spaceship stuff like glowing screens, computers, or metallic instruments, but the shadows of flapping sheets in an environment where the only source of light was what was coming in from it's mouth. I definitely was.
What I find terrifying about this, is that typically when creatures in nature are swallowed whole, they’re either crushed to death in the process or suffocate in the esophagus or stomach. But this monster seems to have an abundance of air in its digestive tract, maybe because it’s like a giant balloon and so high up in the air
yeah its so weird because you can hear the screams whenever you see jean jacket of all the victims. Although a bit before the house gets rained on it stops, really cool detail
in reality if you ate a critter without killing it, it would dig its way out of your stomach and kill you before your gastric acids were able to harm it. So, be happy you don't have much air there and chew well just in case! Or just don't eat live critters.
When they were in there it sounded like a balloon so maybe they could breathe
No they are crushed, later in the film you hear them be crushed, it sounds like a squish sound and they all go quiet
I love seeing Steven Yeun back on screen again
He never left. Okja. Burning. Minari. Nope.
It's funny because he's Mark Greyson/Invincible.
This is the case when you say his identity name without the intro cutoff that he dies.
What's funny about Steven Yeun playing this role, to me, is that I loved his character on The Walking Dead. So, naturally, I see him in Nope and I'm rooting for him! It wasn't until my 2nd or maybe even 3rd viewing of Nope that it occurred to me his character is murdering horses (a slow, agonizing death for those poor babies, this scene being an indication!) for entertainment and money and to get people to visit his theme park and Star *expletive* Lasso Experience... I love Yeun, but Jupe, kinda hate that kid now, lol. Remember the first time we see JJ and we hear poor Ghost... AGONIZING! Ugh.
@@MsDezB1 I mean that’s the alien equivalent of feeding fish to a lion. If he doesn’t feed the alien, the alien might kill his family
Yeah, he's back to it!
If you thought JJ was horrifying, imagine if they were just a newborn infant and the "Mothership" is still out there.
Imagine the "Mothership" being the size of the ship from Close Encounters. It could probably eat a whole city of people at that size.
Kind of like Cloverfield.
How would the Mothership even sustain itself without being seen at all?
@@nerdsahhgaming4779Probably a place where there is no civilization or technology.
@@three-dimensionalglitch2869 Satellites
I like how at first their screams are kind of more like excitement in a way? Like to the people and like how OJ originally thought, the people probably thought the aliens were taking them for a ride. But then when they were just trapped inside of a pouch and this liquid burning away at their skin that’s when they became terrified.
What I meant to say is that OJ originally thought the creature was a machine.
There was no liquid burning them they didn't make it to the stomach acids because of the horse that's why they were still alive later
The idea of being an audience member and you go from thinking “ok this seems like a load of BS because this dude says he’s got a UFO that understands him or whatever” and then all of a sudden you’re sucked up into it, stuck in its digestive system with everyone else, and all you can do is scream and you can’t run, hide, or escape is absolutely horrifying. Something about just knowing that this is it, you’re stuck here and you’re for sure gonna die, and there’s no getting out of it and the fact that death isn’t immediate and that you have to live with this information within an albeit short period of time on earth is so terrifying.
While flying around feeling the crazy motion ALL DAY
Judgement for hubris
It's weird how I'm so desensitised to horror and gore and screaming and guts, but this scene makes me feel ill and on edge. It just goes to show how well it portrays the true horror of it.
you should search "The Mystery Flesh Pit National Park", has a certain incident similar to this
That’s the most impressive part of this movie to me. It truly makes you feel for the nameless, faceless extras that are so often treated like pointless monster fodder.
For real I watch way to many horror movies and this scene just didn’t sit right with me
i think the most unsettling part about this scene the most is how jupe knew JJ existance cuz how else did he organize an event like that? and was willing to not only put his life on the line but HIS OWN FAMILY and his audience on the line especially his ex coworker who has been through alot.
Bro he was feeding it horses
@@oneballwizard406 but he knew the cost
Arrogance because he survived the experience with Gordy. He thought he was special.
He probably had no idea that the UFO was a giant creature and not a spaceship.
@@revelare_xvii6269 exactly. You see he kept saying “they” as in he thought it was pilots and not a creature. Idk how people miss that.
what made this scene the most horrifying scene in the whole movie was that before this point we had no idea what was happening. It was confusing, we thought they were getting abducted and maybe experimented on, but the longer the scene went on the more i realized that they are INSIDE the alien. The isolated screams, knowing there were children there, the rubber sounds of the aliens insides, my god it was absolutely terrifying.
Strange that people think it's terrifying, did you not study history at school? Humans have done worse on each other lol
@@Lahfufiincan it edge lord
@@Lahfufiinliterally go away
@@Lahfufiin Yes, in real life humans have done atrocious deeds throughout history as a collective, and we all are aware of this, you big edgelord.
However, this scene is downright horrifying because it encapsulates three of the primordial fears of all living beings, that even you have: the fear of the unknown, the fear of being prey to a predator, and the fear of being eaten.
Even in the absence of UFOs, it is the image of being subjected to the whims of nature that invokes a chilling terror within us. Being eaten by a predator is something that also happens in real life, it is part of the cycle of life, since for the predator the prey is just food, but for the prey the predator is it's brutal and gruesome end.
It's not strange it scares people, both animals/predators in nature and humans are something that can harm and kill others in gruesome ways for survival. Something like this would scare us all, not just with the UFO, it could happen with any animal that is a predator. The difference is that you can't dialogue or stop a predator that overpowers you from harming you, unlike with other humans.
Indeed, since you seem to take such a liking to discussing humans and history, why don't you conduct some research on instances of animals fatally attacking and eating people, and imagine how YOU would feel in that situation? Because that has also happened since the beginning of time all over history, and it's horrifying to be in that position.
Yes but we expect that from us not to be consumed by a unidentified organism slowly and painfully until finally dying this is up there with our most severe torture.@@Lahfufiin
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When he realises that something is wrong. It's no longer where it usually is. Like scoping a lion in the grass, turning away and then back to see its vanished, but you can still feel it watching you, stalking you.
For real! In that moment his reaction was where he knew he had no control over a predator. And having 40 people including his wife and 3 children digested. Including himself.
“Clever Girl”
He realizes that he never had a 'deal' with Jean Jacket and I think he also realizes he never had a special connection with Gordy either. He was just surviving thus far due to dumb luck. The horse's name being 'Lucky' also pushes this idea further.
If you notice around the 1:37 mark, if you look at the ground, people in the crowd are ALREADY being taken up by the alien animal. That's what Jupe is seeing, and you can see the fear on his face. He knows that he's going up with them too and he's completely powerless.
Are we gonna forget that there were kids here who, new to the world, we’re slowly digested. The pure horror of this is outrageous . The fact that they don’t have the ability to escape. The fact that their parents, who they thought would protect them from anything, now have to watch and hear their screams of terror as they have the ability to do nothing.
And the parents knowing their spouse and children will all die in one of the most horrible ways imaginable with them, it’s an unimaginable feeling
@@jonathansmithCrabAuthor but it IS the victim of exploitation. The alien is just a random predator that ate horses, no different than snakes or tigers, it only started attacking people after Jupe and the protagonists kept coming back to it so they could earn fame.
@@jonathansmithCrabAuthor it is though, just like travis the chimp from real life who attacked a woman because he was given xanax, it's not the animals' fault but the humans who think they can control a wild creature
@@jonathansmithCrabAuthor
Extremely surface level take. JJ is an animal, a metaphoric one to be precise. If you shoot a lion, and the lion claws at you in response, who’s the victim?
Damn you looked really far into that. To give me chills and sadness.
One of my biggest fears put on the big scream. Getting eaten alive. Barely any room to move. People crying and screaming not knowing what’s going on. Being eaten alive is horrifying.
I have the same fear and this scene literally left me feeling empty for a few hours. When I rewatch the movie I always have to look away 😅
I've watched this movie a few times. But this was my first time listening to this scene with headphones in. Sounded like, on top of all you've mentioned, they were also being suffocated.
Nope is the gift that keeps on giving. The more I watch it, the more I catch what I'd previously missed. This scene gets worst every time.
And thing they don't ever touch upon in movies , obviously for cinematic reasons , is that it would be pitch black.
So not only are you being suffocated/burned (probably bones broken by the force of the contractions in the GI tract) you can't even see .
You are totally powerless to escape you demise.
Same. There was one time I came across a video on TH-cam, so this man was feeding chicks alive to a python and the python swallowed them whole and you could hear them even when they reached the belly of the python. And the man was laughing. I don't know what was so funny. I hope he gets eaten like that some day.
That’s a very irrational and unrealistic fear to have.
I remember how horrifying this was in theater because, up to this point, it just seemed like a normal flying saucer. Then you realize the thing is a living creature and it's eating these people. The way this scene was done was terrifying, maybe one of the most terrifying scenes Jordan Peele has had in one of his films yet.
We’ve all seen movies where people are eaten by some large creature. But this?.... This tops all of them. The horror that not only one, but FOURTY people being swallowed and digested, screaming out in agony and terror by something outside of this world.. What a brilliantly horrific scene. Easily one of the most, if not THE most disturbing scene in a movie I’ve ever seen.
It's the feeling when you fall in the corner of the bouncy house and other kids are still bouncing
Wow that’s actually a good example, maybe as the bouncy castle is deflating too! Sweaty feeling sick, opaque material definitely similar 😅
Lmao, this might be why I’m able to imagine the pure adrenaline and helpless fear these fictional characters are probably feeling in this fictional situation
Ohh my goodness the rush I just felt even thinking about this! I totally forgot that was a thing
CHILL
this uss late but in an interview, jordan peele described the inside of the alien to be a theater AND a nightmare bouncy castle!
This scene and the one immediately following it at the house had me against the back of my seat in terror when I saw it in theaters. Whole thing reminded me of “Little Shop of Horrors” especially with Jean Jacket’s transformation at the end.
I love Jordan’s Work. His creativity, deeper meanings and able to capture true terror and horror is what makes him stand out.
His last two films feel more like elevated horror. I’m fine with experimenting and not giving the audience a scare as much as making them think from time to time, but I hope Jordan returns to his roots and delivers a straight up horror film like Get Out again.
@@TheWelchProductions get out is great. But I think Nope was horrifying. Damn I can’t decide if being controlled by another person for years is scarier or if being digested alive for hours is.
Peele has a talent of making a person feel helpless and powerless in his movies
@@RampidWarthogStudios I would much rather be digested alive than spend the rest of my life as a prisoner to someone else controlling my body.
I’m probably biased here growing up on The X-Files, but Nope is the one of his films that really got me. The, um, “digestion” scene is the stuff of nightmares
@@theoverniter it’s horrifying
Can we just take a moment of silence for the cameraman who helped us get the impossible shot, survive being eaten alive by JJ, just so he could return to the studios to show the world the insides of JJ
Antlers clutch!
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he surprisingly did it without shaking the camera too much!
@@dlwah just a lil shakiness…but I’ll allow it
wow never heard that one before
This entire scene sold the movie for me. The fact that the movie doesnt hold back showing the brutal and agonizing deaths of everyone involved, including children is absolutely insane and shook me to my core.
It literally held back showing these deaths… very little was actually shown. This was nothing, far movie agonizing deaths out there
@@flashfilms8587 🤓🤓
It's rare for me to get terrified of a horror movie anymore, but this scene alone is close to giving me a panic attack.
For real, this was the horror film that did a number on me. All because of THIS scene.
@@lenengquist592 the best horror movie is when a movie dosen't like . Is when you are surprising and shocked because there is any moment you could expect this
I remember seeing this in the movie theater with my partner and when I heard 0:05, I turned to him and asked. "Did the ship just...roar? And when it did it again. I was like "That's not a ship!"
I was the same to until I was like: "Maybe it's like the Tripods from War Of The Worlds which makes those sounds possibly???"
I said the same thing to my friends from work ... who invited me to see "NOPE"....."That is Not a ship!! It's an organism!!! ( said Almost under my breathe )!!
@@flarestriker2005 sorta same but what really made me know was the fact it kept hiding like a predator trying not to be seen by its prey
Hearing that sound back in the theater was so terrifying
It’s funny because I never assumed it to be a ship, I always thought it was an alien. So when OJ said to Em “what if it’s not a ship” I was confused thinking, ‘was I supposed to think it was’ 😭😭
Jupe at least gets some revenge at the end when his inflatable balloon of himself gets the creature haha
I’m obsessed with this movie! I walk away from it without another thought but anytime I think of it I think of this terrifying scene every time. The whole thing is brilliant and refreshing imo. Her curling screams ignite my anxiety😰
Even before that. The build up from the star lasso to the end of the woman screaming really does a number on me.
Exactly. This scene straight up traumatized me, and it’s because of the outstandingly effective buildup. I haven’t seen a movie scene THIS disturbing in concept and visuals in a while
Yep, I love and hate this scene all together. It was brilliant, and terrifies me everytime. When I saw this part in theaters I couldn't belive what I was seeing. Because I always had a fear of being eaten and still being alive. And this really did a number on me. At 2:08 you hear one of the guys say "Get me out of here." Which is sad, especially since there were children 😔 and hearing the people sobbing, screaming, throwing up, and suffocating from the tight squeezes of Jean Jackets stomach. All while slowly being digested in their final moments of uncertainty and terror.
Thank you Jordan Peele.
Kinda poetic when it dies at the end it getting killed by something it doesnt understand and in a painful way only difference is it needed to be killed
Yeah, this direction of it being a giant predator, not a ship, and has no intelligence, but just survival instincts was a really creative move by Peele. And yeah it was something that had to be killed.
It gets worse during the blood rain scene. Before it crushes the trapped people, you can hear some people going: "SOMEBODY HELP ME!" "No please..GET US OUTTA HER-" and just a loud sickening crunch along with the screams suddenly stopping.
Really makes you hate it
@@live4life551 What made me hate it was the fact it was going around essentially taking huge craps on Black people and their property 🤨
I’m not claustrophobic but this freaked me out. What a horrible way to go
Calm down it's not real.
@@cobrascooters It’s a horror movie. It’s supposed to scare you. It may BE real, but it’s supposed to FEEL real.
I’m claustrophobic, and it DIDN’T freak me out.
@@TheWelchProductions Must not be THAT claustrophobic then.
@@TheWelchProductions well, does being slowly digested alive to where you can see the bone of your own arm scare you? lol
I feel horrible for the kids and the babies who don’t understand what was going on and their horrible fate.
2:34
“Honey it’s okay”
😭
I can't hear it. But the thought a parent is trying to comfort their kid... I'm so glad Jean Jacket died. I know it was just an animal just trying to survive, but something like Jean shouldn't exist
I can’t hear it
@@xAlphaBxtch its very muffled its sounds like a mom trying to consolidate her child
I can't hear it either... I can't tell if that's a good or bad thing 😨😨😨
It’s not okay
When I watched this part at the theater, my mind was like, “the alien is made out of balloon cloth.”
It's design is based on jellyfish biology. They're basically the same in terms of digestive tracks, just different means of catching prey.
Same
At first they were entering cages that looked like a balloon but learning that they actually got eaten was creepy
Think of it as a giant flying jellyfish minus the tentacles.
More like a flying sand dollar of death.
This scene was even more intense in theaters. Had me freaked out a little bit.
Walking out of the IMAX had me spooked. It was great.
@@bondfall0072 exactly.
Those first few human shadows going flying while the camera is still focussed on Jupe… Wow, that is terror.
It just occurred to me that Lucky’s fear of round silver objects prevented him from being eaten. Good storytelling from Peele.
The worst thing about this scene is Mary Jo Elliott. She barely survived an encounter with an unhinged animal the first time but now it's her doom. And it honestly all stems from Ricky "Jupe's" inability to process the trauma. It's really peculiar to me how Jupe extrapolated that from his traumatic experience with Gordy. Hell, even that fatal gunshot got Gordy's brains on him. He's still dazed in stress before The Star Lasso Experience. His expression before he's sucked up says it all. Just sucks that his former costar and first crush had to pay for it. Innocent lives for a spectacle like Gordy...
That's tough, imagine nearly dying to a very unpredictable hostile animal that completely disfigures you only to die years later to YET another unpredictable hostile animal..
Mary Jo and Gordy are the most tragic characters in the film IMO, every scene with them broke my heart even though they were barely in it
The fact that a young girl survived that encounter at all is amazing the real life woman bearly survived it
Trauma does some strange things to you
@@flarestriker2005 Your comment makes it seem like she died a few years later. She lived for twenty more years at the very least.
I love how when people are screaming as Jean Jacket approaches them, Jupe is just staring at him. You could say it's shock or awe, but maybe its also hope or delusion that he'd control the beast or that it'd see him as a friend. His experience with Gordy made him believe that he can tame beasts through a special connection, like he's some chosen one. In contrast to OJ who knows that while beasts need to be respected and you can tame them, they are still unpredictable and needed to be approached with calculated precaution.
Those poor kids that also got eaten, if I was there I would’ve just read a book and ignore my parents when they say look up
If i was there i would just run because, if there was a giant thing in the sky that was slowly approaching you and you dont know what it is
You should definitely get out because who knows what it will do?
Basically just use common sense to avoid getting eaten
I think you would still get eaten even if you don't look at it. Cause if someone else looks at it where your standing jean jacket gets all the surroundings of those who look at it so if your near someone and they look at it hide for cover
but no the mf chose to stand there
@@cabbagesandcabbages2015you will still be, sucked up even when u run the jean jacket, is a walking vacuum.
This scene never fails to make me sick to my gut - the idea that you are being slowly eaten alive, crushed and compressed all simultaneously - and not being able to do anything about it, will forever disturb me
1:03 his acting is so good here when he realizes that jean jacket moved. You can just see him internally panicking and realizing he isn't even remotely in control. He can tell that he may die here.
2:08 This scene is probably how the movie got its title. Because it makes you go "Nope".
Nope.
NOPE actually means "not of planet earth", iirc.
This is one of the examples why Nope worked so well on the big screen.
The progression of screams is horrifying, it gets more dehumanizing as it goes on. The final wail of agony heard is indistinguishable from an animal. We as humans have been accustomed to a certain degree of control in our lives (in many cases even the way we die), what these poor characters experience is traumatic to a primal degree. Absolutely no control, unavoidable and long death… judging by the amount of time the wails are heard, and so little human these sounds appear, I could only imagine if one of the people digested were to be saved, they would be indescribably mentally broken.
That final wail of horror represents all that for me, the loss of humanity and the acceptance of absolute horror. Jordan Peele is a master for this.
the build up to this scene and the scene itself had my heart pounding bro.
Even rewatching this scene does not lessen my anxiety. This frightening claustrophobic nightmare to a fate unknown...only to know finally and realize it's worse than you can imagine. I don't think I can ever get over the digestion scene no matter what.
This scene absolutely rattled me. Going back and watching it again makes it even worse. Especially once you notice how many children are there. And how long it took, how the digestion worked. Just shakes me to my core, it’s brilliantly horrific
Those people gotta feel it moving around right? Like when you’re feeling that adrenaline from an amusement ride?
That's what made it so bad for me. Especially not knowing what it's doing. Just the sudden extreme rise and fall of it with you having no clue about what's happening. Terrifying.
The G forces must be intense considering how fast Jean Jacket can move.
That’s why the sound team recorded their voices but like they were on a rollercoaster you hear that kinda in this scene and when OJ arrives to get lucky
You can hear the sound of people throwing up when it’s moving.
And think of the sheer weight of it all. At the end, when it was fully expanded, it was massive. It looked pretty thin, but if you've ever been under more than one blanket at a time, you know how quickly the heaviness of the weight can add up, so just imagine something that large just surrounding you. No bueno.
This scene was a god damn masterpiece
“Trained animals can be unpredictable” just like Gordy
Finally some high definition shots of this scene. For the longest time no one could agree if she was screaming about the plastic horse or a horse skull. Now we know it's the later
I’ve been wondering that too
It’s the former actually. It’s in the script
2:03 Jean Jacket is a sociopath lol
2:14 if you listen carefully you can hear a child crying out for its mother
2:34 you can hear a woman, perhaps the mother, respond "Honey it's okay!"
😭😭😭😭
Bro one sounds like a grown man and the other sounds like ai
That scream at the end terrified me the most.
Pure human terror. It’s too bad that extra never got publicly credited for her part
Lucky was their second best trained horse, which probably meant he was smarter than the other horses. So when he sees danger, he doesn’t run out into the open but stays in the safe enclosure
Possibly the most terrifying scene I've seen in recent memory. I cannot get that image of the slow digestion, and the subsequent screams (later that night!) of the digested victims. Truly the stuff of nightmares.
This is a scene in a movie, like lots of other scenes in lots of other movies, that you *always* wish for nothing bad to happen and for it to change, despite knowing it won't change. Thats what profound about this movie to me.
I watched this movie on an airplane, processing what was happening to Jean Jacket’s prey. This scene is unsettling, and it did not help that I was in a tight, cramped space in the sky.
OH GOD
LOL I ALSO WATCHED IT ON AN AIRPLANE TO TURKEY
The people screaming inside reminds me of that one scene from war of the worlds when all those people got captured by a tripod and held in its baskets waiting to be eaten. That kind of fate is my worst fear, ik its probably never gonna happen but the thought of it is so uncomfortable it seems real
@@danielmoore7105 True. Whether i like it or not my destiny is to be turned into paste
Atleast in wotw the actual death part of it is quick, the entire time the people are in there they are being slowly (and i mean slowly like over the course of hours and if your one of the really unluck ones days) practically melted down by jean jacket
The fact that we got a glimpse into the insides of the Alien is so cool to me ! We can see that that squared tube that we see during the opening credits is actually his mouth, it reminds me of the opening sequence of us where we see the rabbits to later learn their true purpose.
Actually, the greenish-blue box is a separate part of the creature's anatomy which contains its eye, the black square in the middle. The tent-like structure flapping in the vacuum air current right above the opening that people/animals/debris get sucked into is it's throat/gullet.
If you are skeptical of this scene being scary, you clearly haven’t seen it in the theaters. Easily one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen.
Oh it's waaaay more scare on the big screen
1:21 that poor employee was getting her backpack and trying to nope tf out of there
Should have been faster lol
@@joshuanaylor3416i think she did escape under the bleachers because Jean jacket after this scene comes like 20 seconds after that scene plays so she in my mind survuved 😀👍
He said it! He said the thing!
Outside from being eaten alive and the realization of it, all these people woke up on this day and probably didn’t have a seconds thought of not living to see tomorrow. That alone scares me, tomorrow is not a guarantee and this scene is Visual representation of that.
😭 you're hilarious.
This scene was horrific. But after I saw the behind the scenes I was amazed on how they did it. It’s like a perspective of the human body when you eat food. It’s horrifying and amazing. Good job peele
I never thought Jordan Peele would make the most disturbing scene I've ever seen in a movie. What a great filmmaker.
Man this is really a fascinatingly disturbing scene. So chilling how the creature consumes its prey alive and essentially hangs on to them for some time.
And considering how big Jean Jacket is it needs to eat A LOT.
Yeah realistically speaking a creature as big as Jean Jacket wouldn’t even consider Humans a possible food source anymore than Humans consider Ants a food source, could it survive off of Humans? Yeah in the same way we could survive off of Ants but it would need to eat A LOT of them and really all the energy it spends gathering up enough Humans would be better spent searching for something larger and more filling to eat (which now that I think about it aside from some Sea Creatures there really isn’t anything on earth that’s big enough to Sustain a Creature of this size).
@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 there are a lot of cultures that eat ants. Good source of protein!
@@jamesmichael7448 true but thanks to our intelligence we can farm Ants whereas Jean Jacket can’t farm Humans (I guess it could hunt over heavily populated areas but that seems like a good way for it to get shot down by the military).
I see A connection between the monkey and Jean Jacket. We see the Monkey on set destroying people and playing with their bodies almost in creepy predator way. Then we see JJ holding on to these victims for the entire day while their screaming in pain and fear just riding around with them till night time comes and then after JJ is done playing with them it finally kills them. Not just kills them but does it over the house with the people in it that JJ deems as a threat, as if to intimidate. For sure a scene I will never forget.
I dont think theres anything playful or deliberate playfulness/sadism going on, the APE got sent into fight or flight mode. It simply went back into its violent instinct, it didnt slowly pull out finger nails while laughing. It eliminated what it saw as threats, like an animal and woldnt be the first time for chimps.
JJ is an alien so we cant really know for sure obviously, but clear parralels are made that its just an animal doing animal things.
I thinks its more so its way of feeding takes a long while, its not showing off or reveling in the fear of the people. Its simply moving around while its metabolism is doing its thing.
Its vindictiveness like playing with food
Nahh digestion is just a slow process .. the throwing up on the house might be for intimidating though
With Gordy, I think it’s reflecting the confusion of instincts between a creature trained to be friendly that’s reacting violently out of fear and confusion. It’s a kind of dominance behavior that’s instinctual rather than malicious, and I think that’s the mirror with JJ. It doesn’t assign moral value to its own behavior. It may experience certain emotions, but it’s not rationalizing through them. It’s an animal reacting with instinctual behaviors toward perceived threat in its territory. Jupe’s mistake was thinking he wasn’t dealing with the latter.
It probably isn't playing with them, it simply takes it a lengthy period of time to digest. That makes it worse to me -- it isn't malicious, it's an animal, it's just eating.
Such a brilliant scene. And it goes into that theme of spectacle perfectly! The first thing a lot of the people do when they see it is being out their phones, the slight smile on Jupe’s face before the camera cuts away, the indescribable appearance of the inside of Jean Jacket, the claustrophobic intensity of the throat, the screams of the victims, just perfect horror
I am very confused as to how the Gordy scene scared people more than this. Well the good thing, I suspect this film will encourage a lot less people to get an animal as intelligent as a a chimp as a plaything.
It scared people, because it showed something that could very likely happen. Whereas Jean Jacket, even with the allegory in place, is not real and ergo, being in a situation where you're basically being trapped inside a giant fly trap seems silly to people sometimes. At least until a similar event happens in real life.
@@Shanethefilmmaker i mean it could be real. Ever expanding galaxy in one of an infinite number of universes who knows
@@ShanethefilmmakerSnakes:
This is one of most brutal horror scenes I've seen in a while and horror is one of my favorite genres.
Three notes about this:
1. It’s crazy that Asian dude survived that incident as a child and didn’t learn from it and decided a second time to contribute to making a spectacle of an unpredictable animal.
2. It’s sad as f*** that the little girl who survived the Gordy incident actually wears a T Shirt with a picture of what she used to look like.
3. Watching people being ingested knowing it’s their end might be the most uncomfortable movie scene in history.
I think it's because he disassociated on the balancing shoe, he also saw how the world reacted, referencing the whole bit on the SNL episode made mocking those events. It probably twisted his thinking into believing that all anyone cared about was the recurring theme of "the spectacle", so rather than learning his lesson, "spectacle" became his identity.
It’s crazy jean jacket was doing what he thought was right he was used to getting fed at a certain time he knew where to go he cane early because he was hungry due to being fed a fake horse so he came early
Honestly out of all the horror movies ive ever seen, this scene was genuinely scary as hell
Good job for doing doing exactly that
When I first saw this scene I was like: “are those alien pods or something, this is weird.”
Then when OJ said that it wasn’t a ship my confusion changed to sheer horror and fear. I couldn’t stop thinking about it for a week. Whenever I rewatch this scene I think I can do it but I always end the video shaking. It’s terrifying. This movie was so good.
This scene REALLY reminded me of the incident that happened in The Mystery Fleshpit National Park where the insides of a giant creature were commodified and turned into an amusement park/attraction. Only for one simple series of events to cause it all to collapse inside the creatures stomach.
Check it out if you're not squeamish!
Is it from a book ? If yes, which one ?
2:15 DID I JUST HEAR A BABY??? NOOOOOOO 💔
I’m pretty sure that’s Jupe’s kid/kids.
@@yourpillow6067 He didn't have a baby :(
I know that, but the kids got sucked up along with everyone so I think there’s a high possibility that was them, plus unless I didn’t see them, i didn’t see a baby in the crowd
@@yourpillow6067 Whether we saw the baby or not, that was a baby crying along in there with everyone, including Jupe and his wife and kids 😭
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When I went to see this movie in theater, this scene made both confused and terrified, and later when the main character said “it’s not a ship, it’s a animal!” So I was like “wait…. So that means, they weren’t being abducted, they were being eaten?!” Which gave me goosebumps
2:35 I didn't notice this in my first viewing, but I believe the woman at the end that screams is actually Jope's wife (I think they're wearing the same clothes), which makes this scene more unsettling.
One of the people who helped organize the entire show was so bubbly and cherry at first, now screaming bloody murder as she's slowly being hydraulic pressed into oblivion.
_Jobe's probably just wondering if the show made any good bank._
No joke I think you can actually see Jupe at the bottom of the tract shrieking in agony right as the shot of JJ's gullet comes on. Definitely not thinking about the bank at this point, more like how long his death is gonna take and how much it's gonna hurt. And it sounds like it already hurts a lot.
Pre-Recorded message: “Remember to avoid using cell phones or any flash photography!”
Jean Jacket: “This is what happens when you use your cell phones!”