Get Out Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

Jordan Peele was inspired to write this movie by Eddie Murphy: Delirious (1983), and asks why white people don't just leave when there's a ghost in the house. Murphy jokes that as he was showing his wife around a beautiful house, if he heard a ghost whisper "GET OUT!"

The trailer of Us(2019) showed the glimpse of the same cup used in Get Out(2017).

An announcement at the airport Rod Williams works at mentions Flight 237 at around the 1:10:50 mark, a possible reference to The Shining (a film director Jordan Peele has cited as an influence on his films.)

& Andre's mystery caller at the start of the film (explanation in comments)

Rose frames and hangs up the photos of her old boyfriends that Chris discovers earlier in the film.

The trigger for Chris' hypnotic imprisonment is a silver spoon; a metaphor for wealth and privilege.

Missy accidentally hits her spoon against her glass, causing Georgina to momentarily break her hypnosis and spill the iced tea

Chris saves himself by "picking cotton"

When rose was complaining about her family, she was really criticizing their acting, not calling them racists.

the initial scenes, what is portrayed as the girlfriend trying to prevent needless police harassment of her black boyfriend, is actually her preventing any record of the two being last seen together being with the police, which might arise suspicions later after his disappearance

When Chris is talking to the maid, a sign next to his head reads "Chris is dead"

The main theme was created by Swahili composer Michael Abels who, like Jordan Peele, was interested in capturing African culture in the film. It features an 8-person choir chanting "run", "listen to the truth" and "save yourself" in Swahili, representing ghosts trying to warn Chris.

" Rose sits in front of a globe in the Armitage living room that is turned to emphasize Africa, alluding to their obsession with Blackness and African bodies.

Rose says to Chris' dog "I gotta pry something out of your Dad", foreshadowing how the Armitages want to remove his brain

As soon as Chris mentions about his mom passing away. Missy plants her hypnosis trick by clinking the tea cup with a spoon, which she will later use it as a cue to hypnotize Chris.

All of Rose's extended family arrive in black vehicles, foreshadowing the plot twist of the movie.

The eery song that is played at the end is called 'Sikiliza Kwa Wahenga'.In Swahili it means 'Listen to your ancestors' and the lyrics mean 'Run'.

Jeremy goes on a long rant about how Chris would make a stellar MMA fighter. He is essentially saying he wishes he is the one who wins the bid to take over Chris' body because he wishes to use his atrributes to compete in MMA as Chris.

The car that is used to kidnap black people is white on the outside and black on the inside.

As Rose's dad is explaining to Chris about some photos he talks about how his father came second in the olympics and Jesse Owens came first. This was what made them start thinking that the black race is stronger and superior

The lyrics to the song that plays over the opening credits scene in Jordan Peele's Get Out (2017) issue a warning in Swahili to the protagonist, Chris: "Sikiliza kwa wahenga. Kimbia, unakimbia mbali" ("Listen to your ancestors. Something bad is coming, run").

Andre Hayworth/Logan King and Roman Armitage /Walter who had their brain transplant surgery, wearing hats when they are at the Armitage's place because there are hiding their surgery scars.

The song Redbone by Childish Gambino is playing, its lyrics, including, "stay woke" and "don't close your eyes."

Is reminiscent of the dream sequence from Murder, My Sweet (1944)

opening titles, main character Chris Washington's photos include someone looking out from a mask.

Get Out (2017), when the white lady comes closer to examine Chris's body, Rose actually gestures to stop it. It is there for just 2 seconds but the attention to detail is amazing

There's a shot of Rose eating cereal and she separates (or segregates) the colored cereal from the white milk. This is obvious symbolism for segregation

After hitting a deer in Get Out (2017), Rose refuses to let the cop take down Chris' info, not because she thinks it's racist and wrong, but because she doesn't want the police to have a record of Chris' last known location.

Get Out (2017) Chris uses cotton to save his life and when slavery was around black slaves were most commonly used for picking cotton

Rose is shown to be a psycho in Get Out (2017)

Chris takes knife through his left hand and later, his left hand shows no signs of damage

The first trailer of Us(2019) showed the glimpse of the same cup used in Get Out(2017) used to hypnotize people.

Several African-American characters wear hats or have long hair because...