The characters in Nope all have their reasons for pursuing mysterious alien vessels. He’s fascinated by why audiences are drawn to spectacle, and how the potential glory of notoriety inspires artists to put their own lives in danger. Peele has revealed in interviews that he intended the film to be about “spectacle.” While it's true that Nope is similar to classic sci-fi adventure films like Close Encounters of the Third Kind or The Thing, Peele isn’t just talking about the scale and scope of his project.
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Get Out is a social satire about America’s history of racism, Us is a body-swapping commentary on class disparity, and Nope is an old-fashioned alien invasion movie with something to say about the pursuit of filmmaking and stardom itself. While the three feature films that he has directed could all be classified as “horror” in the broadest sense, they fall into very different subgenres, and deal with different themes. With Nope, Jordan Peele has once again taken over film discourse with a challenging work of original genre filmmaking. Editor's note: the following contains spoilers for the film Nope.
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