I commend Jonah for bringing therapy to the masses. There are a lot of extremely useful tools and methods discussed and some intimate moments that I was shocked to see. Kudos to them ripping the "fakeness" of it out mid-movie. This is what drove it home for me.
Bring a notepad (and tissues, you will need them)...
I will be shocked if this doesn't win awards
To me, as a jump movie fan since I was a child, this was a cinematic masterpiece. It does not intend on disturbing your sense with gore constantly.
Every step of the movie you'll be wondering what's next. I've seen it twice now and absolutely love every single element of it so much that I was searching for further details explained while watching it the second time. There are so many details (like the wheelchair) that you miss the first time around.
Daniel and Keke nailed it! The details like crypto mining in the apartment and using a vape were entertaining to me because they're relevant to our time.
The view from inside the monster was fascinating to me because it's something they don't really touch on in other movies. I saw something similar in the video game Prey years past and it was fascinating to me back then as it is now.
I hope Peele follows this up with a second release.
All I know is I want to see Shamier Anderson in a Mr. Nobody series trying to make his way up the table and finish what John started.
