Nope

Jordan Peele, the director of 'Get Out' and 'Us', is back with 'Nope!'. The mysterious premise of the movie takes us to a gulch in the middle of California where something strange happens in the sky. The neighbours feel shocked and scared. Objects start falling from the sky and something seems to be hidden behind the clouds. It's described as "a pop nightmare" and "an epic horror odyssey". 'Nope!' asks if bad miracles exist. The movie has played almost all the time with the image of the main characters looking up to the sky, and the viewer didn't know what was going on up there. One of the last trailers that was launched before the opening of the film unveiled the mystery at last. The cast of the movie features Daniel Kaluuya, who repeats with Jordan Peele after starring 'Get Out', with Keke Palmer ('Hustlers'), Steven Yeun ('The Walking Dead'), Michael Wincott ('Westworld') and Brandon Perea ('The OA'). Jordan Peele writes the script, directs and produces the movie, who also has Ian Cooper as producer. 'Nope!' is distributed by Universal Pictures. 'Nope!' is the new film by Monkeypaw Productions, the company created by Jordan Peele to help launch genre and author movies that are original stories. It's gotten an R rating in the United States for "language and some violence".