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• What do the bingo cards symbolize in the film?

  They cover up the family's true intentions
• How does Chris appear in relation to the family?

  As an object or prize to be won
• What does the deer on the wall symbolize?

  Chris's potential transformation into a trophy
• How does Chris use the deer head later in the film?

  As a weapon against Dean Armitage
• What does the affluent neighborhood initially appear to be?

  Serene and peaceful
• How does the final image of the house contrast with the first?

  It shows chaos, darkness, and wreckage
• How is Chris framed in relation to the crowd?

  He is framed in the middle of a white crowd
• What does Chris's framing in the crowd suggest?

  His isolation and inability to escape
• How does Chris's camera reflect his personality?

  It shows his imaginative and creative side
• What effect does the flash of Chris's camera have?

  It helps him perceive others more clearly
• What editing technique is used to show Chris's responses to racism?

  • Shot reverse shot technique
  • Highlights his discomfort
  • Shows attempts to laugh off comments
• What is the significance of the deer head as a prop?

  It symbolizes Chris as a trophy for the family
• How does the deer head relate to the "sunken place"?

  It connects to a surreal, dream-like world
• What does taxidermy represent in the film?

  Making something dead appear alive again
• How does Chris's encounter with the deer foreshadow his journey?

  It serves as a warning for him
• What do high angled shots in the auction sequence convey?

  Chris's vulnerability and powerlessness
• How does the music from Childish Gambino relate to the film?

  It has double meanings, including political themes
• What films inspired Jordan Peele in creating Get Out?

  'Rosemary's Baby' and 'The Stepford Wives'
• What sentiment inspired Peele's portrayal of race in Get Out?

  There was an advantage to being Black
• What was the budget for Get Out?

  $4.5 million
• How much did Get Out gross in the USA?

  $176 million
• Why was Get Out successful?

  It has deeper meanings beyond traditional horror
• What stereotype is often seen in horror films regarding Black characters?

  They are usually the first to die
• What is a token Black character?

  A side character helping a white protagonist
• What does the Black horror renaissance refer to?

  A movement highlighting Black experiences in horror
• How does Get Out portray the loss of identity among Black characters?

  Through brain replacement and forgetting their lifestyle
• What was Peele's intention for the side character in Get Out?

  To make the savior a Black role
• What does Gordon Greene want from Chris's body?

  To play golf like he used to
• What microaggression does Gordon Greene display?

  Assuming Chris is athletic like Tiger Woods
• What does Lisa Deets presume about Chris?

  That he has a better life because he can see
• What stereotype does Parker Dray represent?

  That Black is in fashion
• What does Jim Hudson want from Chris?

  To see like he was used to
• What assumption does Jim Hudson make about Chris?

  That Chris has a better life than he does
• What does the phrase "Black is in fashion" imply?

  That being Black is trendy and desirable