Ryan Coogler & Michael B. Jordan vampire film "Sinners"

[King_Kamala61]

I'm shocked that there are so many people that have never seen from Dusk till Dawn. That's one of those movies that was playing every Saturday on tv at some point

That's why they don't know quality when they see it. Cause Sinners ain't quality

 

[Trav]

 

[King_Kamala61]

Ring shot was shytty and didn't have any Creole or Hoodoo spell work. Plus they had female Harlem Hellfighters.

 

[KING WILL]

10/10

 

[ajnapoleon]

The skits coming out


Them breasts tho

 

[Trav]

How do I mute the words Dusk, Dawn, From, To, Tarantino, South, New Orleans, and whatever else non related to this damn movie that done had a horse beaten to it

 

[King_Kamala61]

How do I mute the words Dusk, Dawn, From, To, Tarantino, South, New Orleans, and whatever else non related to this damn movie that done had a horse beaten to it

You must endure as I had to endure ...as I had to endure BP1 and BP2 and watch a black man destroy the greatest superhero of all time.

You must endure

 

[BlackMajik]

The Musical Score tho

Makes me feel like I'm back playing Red Dead Redemption

 

[Ironman]

Just watched this was fire and my favorite movie of the year so farEasily MBJ and Ryan Cooglers best film to me and knowing that this was the actor Miles first role is insaneThe cast killed it and you know what I did feel Rennick was a bit undercooked but at the same time the actor really had a certain charisma about him. I'd be in for a movie on him, another on the twins, and the Native vamp hunters who were tracking Rennick. The Juke music scene was definitely my favorite that was so unique for this type of filmThe prayer not helping in the water was some different type of shyt I see you Ryan. Honestly, if this was just a mobster movie filmed in the south without the vampire inclusion I would've been fine with it. I know some didn't like the slow burn but I really appreciated it and the world building that came with it.
I heard there was 2 scenes what was the second?

 

[RickyGQ]

I ain't gon lie, that first half would've been a fire ass gangster flick

THIS

 

[Dad]

I was the only person that laughed in the theater at certain points

Coogler & Jordan make another classic!

Spoiler: I’m not a big vampire fan…

I didn’t pick up on the twins red shirt / the blue shirt until 1/4 through. That’s when it became

 

[Bryan Danielson]

 

[Ozymandeas]

My favorite scene might be

Spoiler

After he smokes all them crackers
And he sitting there dying he reaches out to hold the baby but then blasts the fukk out of the cac laying there and then consoles the baby immediately after.

Try to offer money to a dying man, that you just tried to kill, cac brehs

 

[BlackMajik]

My favorite scene might be

Spoiler

After he smokes all them crackers
And he sitting there dying he reaches out to hold the baby but then blasts the fukk out of the cac laying there and then consoles the baby immediately after.

Bruh he laced them crackas up

 

[cartierhoe]

Man, I just got out of the theater around 30 minutes or so ago. Damn what a flick

Mike was excellent in this man, and like others said I usually am iffy on one guy playing two parts but he KILLED it. Ludwig Goransson was great as usual, something about acoustic guitars always sound good to my ears. That part when they get the juke joint rocking and go from the musical elements from the past, up to the future was original and dope. Miles Caton was super impressive man. Delroy Lindo great as always, everybody did their thing.

And that ending, super satisfying

Spoiler

When he smoked them crackkkas with that tommy gun like it was the Prohibition era