Nope 2022 review ! Not as we Expected !

 Nope2022,Jordan Peel, keke Palmer

Nope is the third film in director Jordan Peele's series of films, after Get Out and Us, which achieved great success and was nominated for many awards, including the Oscars, all for the psychological horror category.

The movie Nope revolves around a mysterious phenomenon from outside our world that appears in California, causing terror and fear for the region's residents and the emergence of someone trying to profit from it.

Co-starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea, Stephen Yeon and Keith David, Nope is written and directed by Jordan Peele.

Like Jordan's previous films, it is considered to have the same dark, terrifying ballad.The events of the US, directed by Jordan Peele, took place in a movie about "A father and mother take their children to a beach house in order to relax with friends, before some strangers interfere in their vacation without an invitation, to turn the vacation into a frightening hell."

It stars Tim Hedecker, Anna Diop, Shahdi Wright Joseph, Evan Alex, and Madison Curry, as well as twins Noel and Kaley Sheldon.

As much as we can't expect it to be Jordan Bell's latest movie. Unfortunately, we were disappointed. Unclear weak script and faded characters with incompetent dialogues. Although the cast is very wonderful, especially the actress Kiki Palmer, who played a heroic role in the film alongside Daniel and Steve Yun, whose role was so faint that his presence was not powerful and I did not feel his absence or his presence at the same time.

it’s so intriguing and so cinematic. But wait. There is a whole other bizarre thing related to Hollywood showbiz in the valley, right next to the ranch, and that too is emitting disturbed karmic energy related to the UFO. Ricky "Juise" Park (Steven Yeun) is a former child star of the 90s whose brand poisoned itself when a chimpanzee rampaged on the set of his TV show in front of a live studio audience, killing all the actors except him. His career went downhill, and now he runs a cheesy Wild West theme park in the desert, complete with horses. What a surprising and complex story is that of Jupe: dense in postmodern irony and poignant. Maybe the whole movie should have been about him and not about OJ and Emerald. Or about OJ and Emerald and not him. But it's all about them.

There are plenty of bold and compelling imagery in Nope; bizarre dreamlike iterations. Kaluuya and Palmer alone have cool self-possession and on-camera skill, but no really compelling chemistry as siblings or anything else. There's something clotted and heavy about this movie, sadly not enough of the humor that Peele became famous for at the time. This is not the positive response I wanted to get with Nope.

To summarize I would say that the first part of the film is gripping enough to end in a total fiasco, Nope is to be seen for having seen it once but quickly forgotten because the film does not strike and even tends to be a good sleeping pill for sleep deprived person.