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Hilarious ‘Get Out’ Parody Short ‘Get In’ Totally Flips the Script
“They’ve seen every Melissa McCarthy film. It’s gonna be fine.”
When we reach the end of 2017, one film we’re definitely going to remember is Jordan Peele’s Get Out. The critically acclaimed box office hit was a brilliant horror film with something to say about our current society, tackling racial issues with a tale about a black man meeting his white girlfriend’s family for the very first time. It’s totally cool though. They voted for Obama.
What if the Get Out script was flipped? That’s precisely what Clay Weiner just imagined with his parody short Get In, brought to our attention by Peele himself; Peele is apparently a fan of the short, as he tweeted it out last night. In Get In, it’s a white woman meeting her black boyfriend’s family for the very first time. It’s totally cool though. They love Melissa McCarthy.
We’re thinking the “SNL” writers are gonna wish they came up with this!
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Keanu Reeves Describes Untitled Time Loop Thriller from Director Tim Miller as ‘Groundhog Day’ With Sharks
At one point known as Shiver, Tim Miller‘s (Deadpool, Terminator: Dark Fate) next movie doesn’t yet have a title, but star Keanu Reeves offers a very intriguing tease this week.
Chatting with Collider, Reeves explains what drew him to the mysterious upcoming project from director Tim Miller. He tells the outlet, “Sharks. Time machine. Groundhog Day.”
That lines up with early plot details that surfaced earlier this year, with the film said to center on a “smuggler in the middle of a deadly double-cross while on a job in the Caribbean Sea.”
That synopsis continued, “Surrounded by bodies, hostile mercenaries, and bloodthirsty sharks, the man finds himself in a time loop and scrambling to break the cycle.”
Callie Cooke (“The Stranger”), Stefan Kapičić (Deadpool), Steven Waddington (Sleepy Hollow), Nicholas Duvernay (“The White Lotus”), Abraham Popoola (Cruella), Anastasia Safonov, and Bobby Holland Hanton (Thor: Love and Thunder) also star.
Ian Shorr (Splinter, Infinite) penned the screenplay for the sci-fi thriller, which had previously been described as having shades of Edge of Tomorrow and The Shallows.
Stay tuned for more on the untitled Warner Bros. project.

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