I enjoyed it as a story of a normal American family fighting to survive against an unexpected threat. The surprise ending was shocking; even though it is somewhat far fetched which made it hard to suspend my disbelief.

US is featured in the 2020 Tucson Humanities Festival, with commentary by Tani Sanchez, Africana Studies.
https://humanitiesfestival.arizona.edu/event-film-us/

A strange movie. Bizarre.

Jordan Peele knows how to write compelling, unique, and eerie plots. I'll give it to him for this one, "Us" is truly freaky and really makes you think more than typical horror films do. My only complaints are a few plot holes and unanswered questions. However - is that not the beauty of horror, though? A lot of that horror comes from not knowing all the answers. Put it this way: you will either love it or hate it.

Don't waste your time. Way to many holes in the plot, unanswered questions, and a poorly written script.

Us is another one of Jordan Peeles masterpiece that is easily one of the best movies of 2019! Metaphors are sprinkled throughout the entire movie, and it is only as the movie finishes where you can decode the symbolism. The story is told in a way that is constantly pushing you to the edge of your seat, and it has many plot twist that are totally unthought of. The thing that I like about Us is how the movie is based off of regular life, but then turns sinister in a snap. I wouldn’t say that Us is overly scary, but there definitely are graphic scenes and heart-stopping moments. I can totally see Us setting a new high standard in the thriller and horror genre and like I said above this is one of the best movies of 2019! 5/5
@UniquePerspective of the Hamilton Public Library's Teen Review Board

Us is one of the very few horror films I’ve seen where I thoroughly enjoyed the plot. Although the twist ending was predictable for my writer mind, I enjoyed the execution and thrill of it all. While terrifying, it wasn’t too scary that I couldn’t watch and enjoy the story or the technical aspects of it. I was able to pay attention to the cinematography and storyline, as well as start to understand the characters. The actors were very well chosen and played the two versions of their characters seamlessly. Rating: 4/5
@RiverPark of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library

Totally Jaw Dropping I was scared, shaking, and having many OMG moments with this film its very good it was leave you speechless.

An excellent progression from Get Out. People look for realism and logic in horror films and there just isn't any. Look for weird humour instead: Lupita Nyong'o saying We're Americans! when asked who they are, or Elizabeth Moss in a sort of anti-Handmaid's Tale role putting lipstick on lasciviously, then cutting her face with scissors in a parody of face lifting. Truly entertaining most of the time.

You people who don't know horror, please stop watching and rating these movies...you don't know what you are talking about. This was an excellent horror movie and a future classic. Well done!

Jordan Peele made a fine horror/social commentary film in "Get Out". "Us" has neither obvious social commentary or humour (unless you think the idea of a pathetic black father humourous.) You could call it a dime-store interpretive cross between George Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" and Don Siegel's "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". If you want the idea of an internal id, you would be better off watching Polanski's "Repulsion" or Depalma's "Sisters".