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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. It's even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in [[Music/MichaelJacksonsThriller the music video]].]]
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* BetterExportForYou: The Japanese release adds "Bashi-Bazouk", the B-side of "Digging in the Dirt", to the end of the album as a bonus track.
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* BetterExportForYou: The initial Japanese release adds added "Bashi-Bazouk", the B-side of "Digging in the Dirt", to the end of the album as a bonus track.track. However, it turned out that the song was included without Gabriel's permission, resulting in the album being withdrawn and reissued without it.
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* PlayingGertrude: Adelaide is about eight years old in 1986. Creator/LupitaNyongo (born 1983) is slightly younger than her character.
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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. It's even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the music video.]]
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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. It's even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in [[Music/MichaelJacksonsThriller the music video.video]].]]
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* ActingForTwo: The actors play both themselves and their counterparts.
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* ActingForTwo: The Naturally, all the actors play both themselves and their counterparts.
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* CreatorsOddball: Though it was produced by Jason Blum, it is ''not'' a Creator/{{Blumhouse|Productions}} film (unlike ''Film/{{Get Out|2017}}'').
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* CreatorsOddball: Though it was produced by Jason Blum, it ''Us'' is ''not'' a Creator/{{Blumhouse|Productions}} film (unlike ''Film/{{Get Out|2017}}'').
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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. Even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the music video.]]
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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. Even It's even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the music video.]]
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* PlayingAgainstType: Comedian Tim Heidecker, of Creator/TimAndEric, plays Josh, who is more in his usual wheelhouse as sardonic and unhappy slacker, and Josh's doppelgänger Tex, a mute and vicious beast-like killer. Has an aspect of MetaCasting as Creator/JordanPeele also moved from comedy to writing and directing horror.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Comedian Tim Heidecker, of Creator/TimAndEric, plays Josh, who is more in his usual wheelhouse as a sardonic and unhappy slacker, and Josh's doppelgänger Tex, a mute and vicious beast-like killer. Has This has an aspect of MetaCasting MetaCasting, as Creator/JordanPeele also Creator/JordanPeele's career moved from comedy to writing and directing horror.
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* ReferencedBy: A Franchise/GarbagePailKids card the same year as the movie had [[https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KaUr3Fmfv/ Jordan Peeled]].
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* ReferencedBy: A Franchise/GarbagePailKids card the same year as the movie had featured [[https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KaUr3Fmfv/ Jordan Peeled]].
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* ThoseTwoActors: The second pairing of Creator/LupitaNyongo and Creator/WinstonDuke following ''Film/BlackPanther2018''. This is also the second pairing between Duke and Anna Diop after starring on ''Series/TheMessengers'' together.
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* ThoseTwoActors: The This film marks the second pairing of Creator/LupitaNyongo and Creator/WinstonDuke following ''Film/BlackPanther2018''. This is also the second pairing between Duke and Anna Diop after starring on ''Series/TheMessengers'' together.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: Given that the entire album is more or less a darker take on ''So'', cases of this inevitably abound.
** "Steam" is overtly one to "Sledgehammer" and "Big Time", in that it's a throwback to '60s soul and '70s funk on an album otherwise defined by a mix of art pop and African folk music.
** "Kiss That Frog" also acts as a successor of sorts to ''So''[='s=] funkier pieces, with it being an upbeat love song with heavy use of phallic metaphors in the vein of "Sledgehammer".
** "Fourteen Black Paintings" can be considered one to "We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37)", with it being a mostly-instrumental mood piece tucked near the end of its respective album.
** This even extends to the music videos, with "Steam" and "Kiss That Frog" following up on the stop-motion driven videos for "Sledgehammer" and "Big Time" by making as much use of then-cutting-edge CGI animation technology as possible.
** "Steam" is overtly one to "Sledgehammer" and "Big Time", in that it's a throwback to '60s soul and '70s funk on an album otherwise defined by a mix of art pop and African folk music.
** "Kiss That Frog" also acts as a successor of sorts to ''So''[='s=] funkier pieces, with it being an upbeat love song with heavy use of phallic metaphors in the vein of "Sledgehammer".
** "Fourteen Black Paintings" can be considered one to "We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37)", with it being a mostly-instrumental mood piece tucked near the end of its respective album.
** This even extends to the music videos, with "Steam" and "Kiss That Frog" following up on the stop-motion driven videos for "Sledgehammer" and "Big Time" by making as much use of then-cutting-edge CGI animation technology as possible.
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* ActorAllusion: Jordan Peele voices a dying rabbit as his director's cameo, and has admitted in interviews that he is afraid of them. He also voiced a violent and chaotic rabbit, "Bunny", in ''Film/{{Toy Story 4}}'', another 2019 film.
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* ActorAllusion: Jordan Peele voices a dying rabbit as his director's cameo, and has admitted in interviews that he is afraid of them. He also voiced a violent and chaotic rabbit, "Bunny", in ''Film/{{Toy Story 4}}'', ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory4'', another 2019 film.
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Trope Misuse. Reality Subtext involves connecting what goes on in the film with reality, an unintentional meta reading if you like. What you described was closer to a moral or a message.
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* RealitySubtext: The film appears to be an allegory for how the upper and middle class are supported by the world's poor with no thought for the welfare of the people they're exploiting.
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* ActorAllusion: Jordan Peele voices a dying rabbit as his director's cameo, and has admitted in interviewss interviews that he is afraid of them. He also voiced a violent and chaotic rabbit, "Bunny", in ''Film/{{Toy Story 4}}'', another 2019 film.
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* RealitySubtext: The film appears to be an allegory for how the upper and middle class are supported by the world's poor with no thought for the welfare of the people they're exploiting.
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* PlayingGertrude: Adelaide is about eight years old in 1986. Creator/LupitaNyongo (born 1983) is slightly younger than her character.
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* AndIntroducing: Madison Curry who plays Young Adelaide[[spoiler: and Adelaide's Tethered double Red.]]
* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. Even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the music video]]
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* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. Even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the musicvideo]]video.]]
* IKnewIt: As early as the movie's first major scene, viewers began theorizing that [[spoiler:Red was the real Adelaide seeking revenge against her Tethered self.]] They were right. Even more obvious if you recall [[spoiler:the ''Music/{{Thriller}}'' shirt and what happens in the music
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/ElizabethMoss and Creator/TimHeidecker are billed above Shahadi Wright Joseph and Evan Alex for their minor side characters, whereas Joseph and Alex are among the film's leads.
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* BillingDisplacement: Creator/ElizabethMoss Creator/ElisabethMoss and Creator/TimHeidecker Tim Heidecker are billed above Shahadi Wright Joseph and Evan Alex for their minor side characters, whereas Joseph and Alex are among the film's leads.
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* CreatorCouple: According to Music/SineadOConnor, her collaborations with Gabriel on this album were made during an on-and-off romantic relationship between the two, which she would ultimately terminate due to her dissatisfaction with its lack of commitment. O'Connor would later write 1994's "Thank You for Hearing Me" as an expression of her feelings in the wake of that.
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* CreatorsOddball: Though it was produced by Jason Blum, it is ''not'' a Creator/{{Blumhouse|Productions}} film (unlike ''Film/{{Get Out|2017}}'').
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* ReferencedBy: A Franchise/GarbagePailKids card the same year as the movie had [[https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KaUr3Fmfv/ Jordan Peeled]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Along with ''Music/{{So}}'', ''Us'' was chosen by famed audiophile label Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab to receive an in-house remaster and reissue as part of the label's "Ultradisc II" line of 24-karat gold CD releases. However, for reasons unknown, the plan fell through, and neither ''So'' nor ''Us'' were touched by the label.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Along with ''Music/{{So}}'', ''Us'' was chosen by famed audiophile label Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab to receive an in-house remaster and reissue as part of the label's "Ultradisc II" line of 24-karat gold CD releases.releases, under the catalog number UDCD 717. However, for reasons unknown, the plan fell through, and neither ''So'' nor ''Us'' were touched by the label.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Along with ''Music/{{So}}'', ''Us'' was chosen by famed audiophile label Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab to receive an in-house remaster and reissue as part of the label's "Ultradisc II" line of 24-karat gold CD releases. However, for reasons unknown, the plan fell through, and neither ''So'' nor ''Us'' were touched by the label.
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* RoleReprisal: For one night only at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Hollywood's]] Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights, [[Creator/LupitaNyongO Lupita Nyong'o]] portrayed Red again in a haunted house attraction based on the film.
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* RoleReprisal: RoleReprise: For one night only at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Hollywood's]] Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights, [[Creator/LupitaNyongO Lupita Nyong'o]] Creator/LupitaNyongo portrayed Red again in a haunted house attraction based on the film.
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* MethodActing: Creator/LupitaNyongo would stay in character as Red between takes.
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* RoleReprisal: For one night only at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Hollywood's]] Theatre/HalloweenHorrorNights, [[Creator/LupitaNyongO Lupita Nyong'o]] portrayed Red again in a haunted house attraction based on the film.
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* AndIntroducing: Madison Curry who plays Young Adelaide[[spoiler: and Adelaide's Tethered double Red]]
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