Kenyan musician and others say Black Americans are gassing the movie Sinners

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Nor thecoli, the cacs on Alt right YouTube are as negative on this movie :wow: She gave it a 6, but everyone else is calling it 3 or 4. Just highlighted the black American parts which was still somewhat positive..



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I'm FBA and I was disappointed by Sinners. I know it's streaming so I will watch it again and give it another chance. But once someone mentioned before it came out that it was supposed to be like Dusk Till Dawn. I watched it with a similar expectation.

Great premise but it was very slow moving, I feel like it could've been chopped down by 20-30 minutes in the beginning and get to the action/horror quicker. Two it felt like Dusk Till Dawn but everytime I felt like it was going to go there it held back especially on the action and the horror.

And I personally I'm tired of symbolism being shoved in every black movie. I would like to watch the movie without having to overanalyzing everything in the background for clues cuz I'm not a fukking detective.

Plus I think the reason they do this is cuz it's passive way to sneak in black ideology cuz you scared of the major movie execs forcing you to change shyt if it was blantantly there in there script. I don't hate the movie but think it was underwhelming

Tyler Perry doesn't do symbolism in his movies for the exact opposite reason. And NO I have no issue with Ryan Coogler, Michael B Jordan etc and loved all their previous films. I just feel like, especially as a fan of horror movies, if you gonna go there then really go there. It was like diet Jordan Peele in terms of the horror.
 

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I'm FBA and I was disappointed by Sinners. I know it's streaming so I will watch it again and give it another chance. But once someone mentioned before it came out that it was supposed to be like Dusk Till Dawn. I watched it with a similar expectation.

Great premise but it was very slow moving, I feel like it could've been chopped down by 20-30 minutes in the beginning and get to the action/horror quicker. Two it felt like Dusk Till Dawn but everytime I felt like it was going to go there it held back especially on the action and the horror.

And I personally I'm tired of symbolism being shoved in every black movie. I would like to watch the movie without having to overanalyzing everything in the background for clues cuz I'm not a fukking detective.

Plus I think the reason they do this is cuz it's passive way to sneak in black ideology cuz you scared of the major movie execs forcing you to change shyt if it was blantantly there in there script. I don't hate the movie but think it was underwhelming

Tyler Perry doesn't do symbolism in his movies for the exact opposite reason. And NO I have no issue with Ryan Coogler, Michael B Jordan etc and loved all their previous films. I just feel like, especially as a fan of horror movies, if you gonna go there then really go there. It was like diet Jordan Peele in terms of the horror.
Sinners is not horror. Jordan Peele movies aren’t scary and they were scarier than that. I enjoyed Sinners but not his magnum opus.
 

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Great premise but it was very slow moving, I feel like it could've been chopped down by 20-30 minutes in the beginning and get to the action/horror quicker. Two it felt like Dusk Till Dawn but everytime I felt like it was going to go there it held back especially on the action and the horror.

Personally I think it was a great movie before they threw in the mystical horror stuff. I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum.The non-vampire part of the film was the best part.

Why can't we just have a period love story about black love? or the black homecoming of two Brothers? Why do we need twighlight in it? It got kinda cheesy after the music scene. (Which i thought was pretty whitty and symbolic scene until they shoehorned the vietnamese parlor thing in a black film)


Now don't get me wrong, I'm glad that Coogler made a film that wasn't the stereotypical black trauma film. I kind of agree with you that I wish it was one or the other. Either a horror/thriller film or a theatrical drama/period piece. The disconnect comes from where he tried to tie the two different movie styles together.
 
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