Warning: Spoilers for the end of Nope ahead.ĭaniel Kaluuya stars in Nope as “OJ,” a horse rancher who discovers an alien monster hiding in his own property. Here’s a breakdown of the ending of Nope and exactly what it’s all about.
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Nope is more straightforward than Jordan Peele’s last movie (2019’s cryptic doppelganger thriller Us), but it can still be a headscratcher if you miss even one little detail about the alien, how it works, and how our heroes capitalize on their few advantages.
Set in the California desert - where Hollywood’s first Westerns were shot thanks to the abundant sunlight early cameras needed to capture images - Nope is about two sibling horse ranchers who team up with a tech store employee and an accomplished cinematographer to capture proof of an all-devouring UFO-shaped monster that resides above their backyard. It’s this battle of attrition for the sake of art that director Jordan Peele metaphorically explores in his newest sci-fi horror movie, Nope. Due to numerous factors like outdoor weather conditions or the quality of indoor lighting, it can actually be really difficult to get the shot a director desires. Whether it’s a Hollywood blockbuster or an underfunded student film, the goal is always the same: capture the perfect shot.
If you’ve never worked on a movie set, then you probably aren’t familiar with the long hours, exhausting efforts, and the sighs of relief that come when the cameras stop rolling.
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