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Published 17:41 19 Oct 2019 BST
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If you haven't seen this before you're in for a treat – and if you've managed to avoid spoilers about the film's ending, all the better. Get Out, comedian Jordan Peele's 2017 directorial debut, is a horror film in every sense but its darkly funny moments are what make it special.
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James McEvoy plays a man with 23 different but equally dangerous personalities who kidnaps three teenage girls in this M. Night Shyamalan psychological thriller. You'll be gripped James's stellar performance – or at the very least you'll get to see where the 'That wasn't me. That was Patricia' meme came from.
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