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

[Dr. Narcisse]

When this started to play during THAT scene




For a few hours

 

[Barlow]

I just came back from seeing it in IMAX and shyt was mad enjoyable glad I decided to go to the theater for the first viewing instead of downloading it.

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Enjoyed the movie but some shyt was kind of silly:
why did ol girl need to be married it doesn't change anything if she was a single woman playing hard to get (I know I'm probably making a bigger deal of this than I should be shyt was stupid to me).
I wish they did a little bit more with introducing the vampires cause it kind of comes out of nowhere. I understand they had that scene with Annie and Smoke but it doesn't really give any real indication of actual supernatural elements.
I was expecting them to do more with the Indians. They showed up for 30 seconds and straight up dipped. Honestly could of done without them.
fukk the asian chick with her over emotional ass. Now her daughter a fukking orphan instead of only having one dead parent.
there was some more shyt but I forgot.

Regarding the married woman. I’m thinking it was probably because the movie was based around sin.

 

[xiceman191]

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Yea that’s my point. He’s the strongest out of all of them because he’s been around for centuries. The rest are fresh and therefore much weaker

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But at the end of the movie he was immediately on fire when the sun came out at the same time as the other vampires. While when we first see him in the movie he is only lightly burning. It just might be me adding stuff through assumptions but the Choctaw must of been chasing him for quite awhile

 

[xiceman191]

Regarding the married woman. I’m thinking it was probably because the movie was based around sin.

After seeing some explanations that makes sense why that would be included.

 

[ajnapoleon]

 

[kdslittlebro]

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But at the end of the movie he was immediately on fire when the sun came out at the same time as the other vampires. While when we first see him in the movie he is only lightly burning. It just might be me adding stuff through assumptions but the Choctaw must of been chasing him for quite awhile

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Oh I’m following now, I thought you were just comparing his first scene getting chased by the Choctaws to all the rest of them at the end. IIRC he was still the last one to burn up, and that was even after getting stabbed in the heart

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

 

[head shots101]

This was fire …. A lot of symbolism in this …. fukking fire

I made a post last week that I didn’t want to see this but yo this shyt fire as fukk

Lol
I was rocking a coogi in the theater

 

[head shots101]

I definitely don’t see this as an horror film…. I agree

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Man I’m watching From Dusk till Dawn for the first time since a few people in here were hyping it and…







…this movie is dumb af

 

[Slimkid07]

A little long at the end, but great film by Coogler. Protect that brotha at all costs.
There were so many cultural elements packed in here it was crazy.
I really enjoy how he writes for black men.

 

[Slimkid07]

“I interpreted the story to be about what happens when a community is infiltrated and turns on itself."
shyt, we've been living in a horror movie for centuries then.

 

[BlackMajik]

Even Ben Stiller is like wtf @ this headline

 

[Slimkid07]

Even Ben Stiller is like wtf @ this headline

Variety is hating because of that Coogler studio deal

 

[chiefdogg]

Yeah, I'm gonna see this in IMAX next weekend. It's crazy I didn't catch this.