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process, story and themes, cinematography, shooting locales, cast and performances, horses, spectacle in the film and in life, and much more. and careful assembly, for its original characters and refined story, and for its layered drama and sophisticated storytelling, all hallmarks of Peele's

Nope isn’t a five-star film but, it gets high marks for striving to be more than what we have come to expect from genre films today. I had a great time as I gleaned more with this viewing than the first. I look forward to sitting down with it again. Shadows: The Making of Nope (1080p, 56:05): A comprehensive, film-quality piece that explores Peele's workmanship and Daniel Kaluuya is again excellent, playing the part of TV and film horse wrangler Otis Haywood, in a restrained and understated fashion. American singer and actress Keke Palmer plays his extrovert sister Emerald, with enormous presence and energy. OSCAR-nominated Korean-born star of ‘Minari’(2020), Steven Yeun, also appears, in a very strange role, as the former child star of a successful but ultimately disastrous US sitcom. Mystery Man of Muybridge – A deep dive into The Horse In Motion by Eadweard Muybridge, its relationship to the Haywoods, and how it relates to the larger themes in Nope.Peele does a nice job of increasing the dread and terror the characters are experiencing. The only view we ever get of the insides of the UFO consists of shots of people going through something like an intestinal tract, which didn’t quite work for me because they looked like they were moving through fabric. (According to the making-of, that seems to be exactly what was used.) survival of a sitcom stunt gone horribly wrong. However, things are complicated when a UFO begins abducting horses from the ranch. With the Strange things are afoot at the Haywood Ranch. OJ (Daniel Kaluuya) and his sister Em (Keke Palmer) are doing everything they can to keep the

welcome, series of improvements over the excellent and concurrently released Blu-ray. The picture here is obviously cleaner, crisper, sharper, more efficient, andWhile Steven Spielberg looked to the ocean as a source of terror, Peele turned his gaze to the sky, where his malevolent flying ship darts in and out of clouds before descending to wreak havoc. Did it just arrive on Earth? Much about the UFO remains shrouded in mystery, just like we don’t know why a great white shark chooses to terrorize a beachfront community and then head out to deep sea to do battle with three men. And that’s okay with me, because sometimes I don’t need to know anything the characters aren’t aware of. of which are obvious on a first watch, others of which demand a more careful dissection on repeat viewings. Peele's cast is terrific; Daniel Kaluuya is The picture is as clear and clean as any on the format; the natural definition and filmic qualities are present and accounted for in every shot. Colors are Universal’s Ultra HD release includes the film in 4K on UHD and also 1080p HD on Blu-ray. Each disc includes the following special features (obviously in HD only on the Blu-ray): Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.