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Continuing from this ATT query: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/query.php?parent_id=86771&type=att this ATT query: is Lt. Elliot (Creator/LakeithStanfield) telling Marta and Ransom \
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Continuing from this ATT query: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/query.php?parent_id=86771&type=att this ATT query: is Lt. Elliot (Creator/LakeithStanfield) telling Marta and Ransom \\\"GetOut\\\" an ActorAllusion to \\\'\\\'Film/GetOut2017\\\'\\\'?
* Context/s: The scene from \\\'\\\'Get Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG_KHjd_PSc around 1:25]]), scene from \\\'\\\'Knives Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFj8ZnLZZus around 3:18).
* Arguments for: The scene where Stanfield\\\'s character yells \\\"[[TitleDrop Get out!]]\\\" at a garden party is widely considered the film\\\'s SignatureScene. A real-life cop would likely say something more formal when ordering suspects out of a car, so it may be an intentional statement on the part of the writer or actor.
* Arguments against: \\\"GetOut\\\" is a stock phrase, so it could have been written in without being intended as an overt reference. The lines also have little in common in the way of context or delivery. Elliot is also shown to be a pretty brusque guy throughout the film.
* Context/s: The scene from \\\'\\\'Get Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG_KHjd_PSc around 1:25]]), scene from \\\'\\\'Knives Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFj8ZnLZZus around 3:18).
* Arguments for: The scene where Stanfield\\\'s character yells \\\"[[TitleDrop Get out!]]\\\" at a garden party is widely considered the film\\\'s SignatureScene. A real-life cop would likely say something more formal when ordering suspects out of a car, so it may be an intentional statement on the part of the writer or actor.
* Arguments against: \\\"GetOut\\\" is a stock phrase, so it could have been written in without being intended as an overt reference. The lines also have little in common in the way of context or delivery. Elliot is also shown to be a pretty brusque guy throughout the film.
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Continuing from this ATT query: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/query.php?parent_id=86771&type=att this ATT query: is Lt. Elliot (Creator/LakeithStanfield) telling Marta and Ransom \
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Continuing from this ATT query: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/query.php?parent_id=86771&type=att this ATT query: is Lt. Elliot (Creator/LakeithStanfield) telling Marta and Ransom \\\"GetOut\\\" an ActorAllusion to \\\'\\\'Film/GetOut2017\\\'\\\'?
* Context/s: The scene from \\\'\\\'Get Out\\\'\\\' ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG_KHjd_PSc around 1:25]]), scene from \\\'\\\'Knives Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFj8ZnLZZus around 3:18).
* Arguments for: The scene where Stanfield\\\'s character yells \\\"[[TitleDrop Get out!]]\\\" at a garden party is widely considered the film\\\'s SignatureScene. A real-life cop would likely say something more formal when ordering suspects out of a car, so it may be an intentional statement on the part of the writer or actor.
* Arguments against: \\\"GetOut\\\" is a stock phrase, so it could have been written in without being intended as an overt reference. The lines also have little in common in the way of context or delivery. Elliot is also shown to be a pretty brusque guy throughout the film.
* Context/s: The scene from \\\'\\\'Get Out\\\'\\\' ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG_KHjd_PSc around 1:25]]), scene from \\\'\\\'Knives Out\\\'\\\' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFj8ZnLZZus around 3:18).
* Arguments for: The scene where Stanfield\\\'s character yells \\\"[[TitleDrop Get out!]]\\\" at a garden party is widely considered the film\\\'s SignatureScene. A real-life cop would likely say something more formal when ordering suspects out of a car, so it may be an intentional statement on the part of the writer or actor.
* Arguments against: \\\"GetOut\\\" is a stock phrase, so it could have been written in without being intended as an overt reference. The lines also have little in common in the way of context or delivery. Elliot is also shown to be a pretty brusque guy throughout the film.
