Nope Will Be Jordan Peele’s Most Polarizing Movie Yet

No one will see the same thing.

This big, bold, sometimes brutal movie careens to a cinematically thrilling if narratively puzzling conclusion.

The movie’s first hour introduces us to two small businesses, located near each other in the Southern California desert, that operate on the fringes of the entertainment industry. Otis “OJ” Haywood, Jr. and his younger sister Emerald, or Em , live on a ranch in the remote town of Agua Dulce. Their family business, Haywood’s Hollywood Horses, has supplied and wrangled horses for the movie industry quite literally since the dawn of the medium.

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