Woman Hilariously Live-Tweets Her Parents Watching ‘Get Out’

One of the best movies of the year just got even better
Get Out is a great movie, and nothing makes it greater than watching it with an unprepared audience. Especially when that audience consists of persons of color for whom much of the circumstances of the movie ring painfully true. And are also your parents.
One young “brown” woman treated Twitter to such an experience when she screened Get Out for her mom and dad, and the results were spectacular.
It all started when Twitter user @Krutika, aka Krutika Mallikarjuna, a Features Editor at TV Guide, told her mother that Jordan Peele’s thriller-satire-documentary Get Out was the best movie of 2017.
pray 4 me my mom asked me what the best movie of the year was and i said get out so now….we're watching get out
— call me by my handle (2017) (@krutika) December 30, 2017
Krutika isn’t sure how they’ll react…
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Let the games begin! (Spoilers ahoy!)
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That isn’t the first uncomfortable truth her parents will be confronted with tonight…
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You know how fun it can be to watch a twisty movie with someone who hasn’t seen it yet?
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This viewing session is that times 1000!
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Of course, even if you’ve seen it before, Get Out still packs a wallop.
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She’s confident they’ll clue in soon…
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Glad to hear Dad is focused on the real brutality here:
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They also know who the real hero of the movie is:
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Also, shouts to Lakeith Stanfield (Atlanta comes back in 2018!):
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Now we approach the climax. Of both the movie and the tweet thread.
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They are both highly entertaining.
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There were some mixed feelings as it all played out:
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But she was right, they came around by the end.
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Finally, their daughter’s choice of film was vindicated:
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Leave it to Mom to pull the true lesson from the movie:
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(Not every tweet in the thread is included here, feel free to check the entire thing out!)