Get Out (2017): “GET OUT!” | Full Scene

Let me introduce you to some friends. This is David and Marcia Wincott, Ronald and Celia Jeffries, Hiroki Tanaka, and Jessica and Friedrich Wolff. Too many names to remember, but hi. Do you find that being African American has more advantage or disadvantage in the modern world? It's a tough one. Yeah, I don't know, man. Hey, Gilbert, man. They were asking me about the African American experience. Maybe you could take this one. I find that the African American experience for me has been, for the most part, very good. Although, I find it difficult to go into detail as I haven't had much desire to leave the house in a while. We've become such homebodies. Yes, yes. But even when you go into the city, I've just had no interest. The chores have become my sanctuary. Get out. Sorry, man. Okay. Yo! Chill, man! Chill! Chill! Chill, man! Seizures create anxiety, which can trigger aggression. Yeah, but like randomly attacking other people? No, it's not random. Even if it was your flash, that's what set him off. Hey. Well? How's he doing? He's much better. I imagine that I owe you all an apology. No, no, no. We're just very happy that you're yourself again. Yes. Yes, I am. And I thank God for you for calming me down. I know that I must have frightened you all quite a bit. Especially you, Chris. Oh. I'm sorry. The flash, I didn't know. Of course not. How could you? And you shouldn't have been drinking either. Well, I'll have to let you all get on the rest of the night without the aid of my marvelous wit. The whole ordeal has made me quite a bit exhausted. Well, then you just get some rest. It was nice meeting you, Chris. Yeah. Something to lighten the mood? Yes, yeah. Let's get this party back on track. How about sparklers? And bingo! We're going to go on a walk. You sure? Shall we? My cousin's epileptic. That wasn't a seizure, right? My dad's a neurosurgeon, and that's what he said it was. That wasn't a seizure. I was inclined to trust... That wasn't a seizure. What was it then? How long have you known that guy? And I'm today? Why? Man, this is going to sound weird, but when he came at me, it felt like I knew him. Think you've met Logan before? No, I don't know Logan. I knew the guy that come at me. I think your mom got in my head, right? I think she got in my head. Yeah, and it worked, I thought. No, it did not. It didn't work. She got in my head, and now I'm thinking all this fucked up ---- that I don't want to think about. Like what? I just need to go. Whenever you want. I told you about that night my mom died. I had to call 911 and go out looking for her. When I went back in two, and three... I just sat there. I was just watching TV. There's nothing you could have done. I found out later that... She didn't survive the initial hit. She lay there bleeding by the side of the road. All alone. That's how she died in the early morning. And I was watching TV. There was time. I don't know if somebody was looking for her. There was time. Nobody. I'm not going to leave here without you. I'm not going to abandon you. You scared me. Let's go. What? Let's go home. This sucks. Let's go home. I'll make something up. I love you.