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

Crayola Coyote

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I really liked that critique on mixed/white passing people trying to use their privilege in both spaces.

This film is definitely gonna rub some people the wrong way. I was sat next to a white couple and every now then, I would look over to see how they were reacting to the scenes :lolbron:

Going back to the messages that Ryan Coogler put in the film, I found it interesting that
after the vampires left the first time, the Black people organized & started getting ready for a SHTF situation. It was the Asian woman who lost her ish and invited the vampires back in.
Maybe my tin foil kufi is on too tight, but that seemed like Coogler saying that Black people know how to survive jacked up times (like our current political/economic times). We know how to struggle. When other groups face adversity, they can't handle the pressure.
Or...am I reaching?

That’s exactly what I got.
 

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Those things are witchcraft and demonic

And African Americans gonna be in for a rude awakening cosplaying and jumping on this “these were are real ways” bandwagon (I understand why because we long for our stolen past)

But talk to some real Africans living overseas.

This ish is real and ppl don’t f with it never have and can’t understand yall new love affair with “thinking” it’s the way.

I got more but I’ll let the thread rock

they gon find out :francis:

It's a reason the film is called Sinners, it ain't a game. Film was fire though.

in the film all them negus died too, they make you think the prayer didn't work but actually it did, it stalled Remmick just enough for Smoke to come through with the 'SAVE.' Samuel is the only man that prayed to God for his life and he lived.
 
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