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In today’s episode of The Cinematic Schematic, we’re saddling up to wrangle an unidentified flying piece of discourse consuming every inch of the internet in our review of Jordan Peele’s latest movie, Nope.
Laron Chapman and Daniel Bokemper rejoin host Caleb Masters on the show to answer the ice-breaker question, “What is your favorite film or TV sequence featuring a UFO,” before providing their spoiler-free thoughts and a verdict. The majority of the conversation is spent in spoilers covering several of the film’s themes including the risks and dangers of pursuing spectacle, how black entertainers have been treated throughout Hollywood history, and what makes Peele’s take on UFOs innovative and more than meets the eye.
Can Peele make lightning strike a third time or has he started to follow in the missteps of M. Night Shyamalan?
Tune into our full Nope review discussion for the full verdict!
Special Guests
Laron Chapman
Award-winning Oklahoma filmmaker
Follow Laron on Instagram @blackmoviemagic
Daniel Bokemper
Contributor at The Cinematropolis
Follow Daniel on Twitter @Daniel_Bokemper
About Nope
According to IMDB, Nope can be described as:
The residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.
If you’re interested in Nope:
Laron Chapman Recommends:
Movie – Jaws(1975) – Available to buy or rent VOD
Daniel Bokemper Recommends:
Movie – Tremors (1990) – Now streaming on Peacock
Movie – Blackfish – Now streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Movie – The Thing (1982) – Now Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Caleb Masters Recommends:
Movie – Tropic Thunder (2008) – Available to buy or rent VOD
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