But it reminded me of dusk till dawn
That was one of my fav movies from the 90s
Specially the part when they started gathering weapons
Movie News: Ryan Coogler & Michael B. Jordan - SINNERS - jim crow era vampire flick (SPOILERS OPEN!!!)
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That was one of my fav movies from the 90s
Specially the part when they started gathering weapons
I thought everybody knew this
No lie I was expecting them to come back and help at the end
I thought he was alright in here. He can act he just doesn't stray too far from being Michael B Jordan.
Yep they had too. They had to build hype. Im
Normally against the spoilers but they had to with this movie to sell it.
Naw they said fuck them they was smart they wasn’t doing shit at night lol….ran the fuck home.
Fine ass girl flipping bacon with her fingers? That's crazy
Cave dweller has some black in her. her grandfather was black and Filipino.
The way Ryan Coogler added the great blues player Buddy Guy to the movie Sinners is very similar to the way Mario Van Peebles added the late great Woody strode to the movie Posse
Woody Strode was famous for his dual career as a prominent football player and a successful film actor. He was a star at UCLA, breaking the color barrier in the NFL as one of the first Black players in the league. He then transitioned to acting, becoming a character actor known for his physical presence and appearing in numerous films, including "Spartacus" and "The Ten Commandments,"
Woody Strode was famous for his dual career as a prominent football player and a successful film actor. He was a star at UCLA, breaking the color barrier in the NFL as one of the first Black players in the league. He then transitioned to acting, becoming a character actor known for his physical presence and appearing in numerous films, including "Spartacus" and "The Ten Commandments,"
The movies tells you that there are monsters. This just happened to be vampire. Next time it could be a demon or werewolves. This basically supernatural lol
Sinners Prequel & Sequel Chances Addressed By Michael B. Jordan After Record-Setting Rotten Tomatoes Debut
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Michael B. Jordan: I mean, you know, I'm always… I'd be up for it. Not saying he wouldn't, but he calls the shots!
Ryan Coogler: I call the shots? Zinzi?! I mean, no, for me, my favorite movies are ones where it feels like a world was happening before, and a world is gonna happen after.
Jordan: Yeah, that you care about the characters, and that you wanna see what happened to 'em? What happened before?
Lol I get it. But these fools cant just let vampires they created walk around like everything is cool.
They created? Who are “they” and what did they “create”?
This why I dont watch trailers. Because it did kinda messed up the movie for me. I agree with everything u saying. Thats why I made the comment I coulda use more details and action. But the movie was still solid.
Those Indians. The movie says there are rituals that everybody is using to heal people. But the bad side of the rituals is u can bring demons etc back to earth. And I believe the Indians did it and fkd up brought the vampire in this world.
Are y'all trying to get these folks their land back today? African Americans were there when the natives were forced to move. They're the ones who made them move.
I don't even think it's that. But let's say the Choctaw tract this vampire down, but it got away. There might be a story behind Native American vampire hunters. Hell, I hear there's even a book on it..
And there's a lot of damage a single vampire can do over one night's period, But what they weren't going to do was try to grab hold of this vampire with dusk rapidly approaching. That wouldn't have been wise
If they wasnt responsible and were just hunters then I agree with u. But if they were responsible then they needed to kill him by any means. Shit even u said look what damage one vamp did.
But this why I wanted a lil bit more details on how this vamp was made or even were he came from. I believe it was the ritual gone wrong. But thats just guessing at this point.
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I saw the movie in IMAX yesterday and it was dark. Darker than either of the other times I'd seen it, once on a regular screen and the second time on Cinemark's version of IMAX. I fear that it will suffer a similar fate that Black panther Wakanda forever suffered at the home video, it was really too dark to watch in some instances, particularly the night scenes. And, since this movie takes place in the dark half the time it may be a problem
This is exactly right and not only do I not watch trailers, I don't watch, "Next week on..." Whatever show I'm already watching. I don't want any spoilers. Some people don't mind having the movie spoiled for them or the show spoiled for them, it's kind of sad when it does occur when the trailer spoils All of the movie secrets
I saw it when I saw the movie last night. I also saw vultures flying around this house and vultures flying around the juke joint at night also. That was missed on the first and second watch.
I wonder what I'll pick up on the fourth watch
Even THEY KNOW the trailer gave away too much!
You MISSED the vultures?
I missed the vultures over the juke joint. I saw the vultures over there white people house, but it was significantly darker at the juke joint, And it may have been cut off because of the picture framing since last night was the first time I watched it in IMAX
If you can?
See the 70MM film version
Different energy.
I'm sure Robert Rodriguez wept when he saw it