Movie News: Ryan Coogler & Michael B. Jordan - SINNERS - jim crow era vampire flick (SPOILERS OPEN!!!)
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Til the casket drops.
Going to see it Thursday.
@playahaitian
Since it opens Friday when can we have spoiler discussion here?
@playahaitian
Since it opens Friday when can we have spoiler discussion here?
Nah, mayne, because a lot of us aren't gonna be watching that movie that early and fast.
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My question is... Once the movie has been released why not open for spooler discussion?
What purpose does it serve to visit this thread spoiler free if the movie has come out?
Why visit a thread about a movie that's available for all to see?
Also IMO its a lil unfair to those of us who see it early that want to discuss the movie while its fresh in our heads, but we have to wait?!?
That effectively IMO freezes this thread for a week or 2 so no one benefits. Those who saw it can't discus it and those who did not see it why are you here? What can you get from a thread about a movie that's out but cannot be talked about.
Now that's just my 2 cents like I said earlier @playahaitian please let us know when you want to open this for spoiler discussion
I understand because everything you said is factual.
If I don't get a chance to watch it early like some of y'all, I'll just not visit the spoiler thread until I watch it myself.
I'm not stopping no one from discussing the movie for the people who seen it first before others.
I was just saying it usually takes time for everyone else to catch on watching the movie since not a lot of people watch a movie when it first come out being on this board.
But whatever @playahaitian decides to do is fine with me.
Lastly, I'm looking forward to watching this movie.
^^^^
NICE bro. I want a REVIEW!
I may see get to see it even earlier...allegedly.
lets give the fam the weekend.
No spoiler till Monday... what you think?
Just cause ya two agreed mean others will follow your philosophy, there’s gonna be some fucktard first day that’s gonna be like great movie I can’t believe everybody died at the end..spoiling the whole fucking movie cause they saw sinners in the title.. or somebody gonna ruin it in another thread like awwww man bunch of people died in the night club shooting just like how everybody died in the movie sinners.. someone always ruin the movie on here.. that’s why I knew jigsaw stood up at the end of saw in the first movie b4 I ever got to see the movie cause some dickhead ruined it on here decades ago in a saw thread..literally the movie wasn’t even out for a week and the person just came in the thread like great fucking movie it’s crazy that the killer was laying on the floor the whole time..yooo everyone was mad at that poster I’ll never forget that shit.. it was a few other movies ruined on here in the past that’s why I stay out of them several days b4 movie is released until I watch it.. same with all the series threadsWerks for me
I love the movie saw but I never got to feel the full effect of the shocker of the century with jigsaw getting up at the end cause I knew he was the killer all the time thanks to someone ruin it on here… everytime I tell a person that the internet ruin my full saw experience that shake their head like damnnn so you never got the oh shit moment cause it was already spoiled
Please exit via the rear doors use all available @tallblacknyc has chosen a blend of violence usually served off menu
You have been warned.
Well good night everyone
I'm so proud of this guy, man. Like he's my real little brother. You came a long way, Wallace!!!
Every Sinners Viewing Option Explained: IMAX vs 4DX vs Standard & Which You Should Choose
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I am too, it's just sad he doesn't get enough respect.
Okay. So, I saw Sinners. (very minor spoilers)
This movie was like From Dusk Til Dawn, Fright Night and Idlewild combined with a pinch of Crossroads (from 1986; not that Britney Spears bullshit) thrown in.
First off, let me say this: The level of importance that music plays in this movie can not be understated. If you are in this thread, you already know what this movie is about, so I'm not going to bother with that. Michael B. Jordan, twins (NOT twin vampires), little cousin (Sammie), yadda, yadda, yadda, so forth and so on.
The Twins Smoke and Stack have come back from Chicago and are opening up a juke joint in their hometown in Mississippi. Its implied that they may have stolen from their former boss (Al Capone) and are trying to settle back into their old lives. Stack is a playa and has a couple of chicks but Hailee Steinfeld was his main chick, even though he left her to chase paper. Smoke had a relationship with Wunmi Moasku's character but they broke up over a tragedy.
Most of the movie is them establishing the relationships between the Twins, Sammie and the townspeople involved in helping start the juke joint. Delroy Lindo, Cornbread (Omar), the Chows, etc.
Sammie meets a somewhat mysterious married woman that he gets involved with. They eventually introduce Remmick, who you first see getting burned in the sun until he lands on the porch of a couple that he convinces to let him in. (Gullible ass white folks) Protagonists and antagonists are established. The latter part of the movie takes place at the juke joint. It starts out as a party with Delroy playing piano and eventually, Sammie gets up and sings and plays guitar. Soon after that, all hell breaks loose. Shit goes down. People get fucked up. etc. Maybe the juke joint wasn’t such a good idea after all? There is a mid credit epilogue (its too long to just call it an after credits scene), but then there is another scene after the credits, so don't leave when the credits start rolling. I really love when directors add mid and after credit scenes and Cougler did both.
They could have dropped about 15-20 minutes from this movie but it would have been less impactful and the relationships wouldn't have been as clear. There is a point mid movie where you start to feel the runtime. Mike did a great job playing two distinct twins with very different personalities. You forget that its the same prson after a while. Cornbread (Omar) and Delta Slim (Delroy) really stood out in every scene they were in.
Miles Canton was great as Sammie. I need to see it again because I'm not sure what happened to one character. I saw it in IMAX. I recommend the same. Its a big movie in a small setting. Well worth the watch, if you ask me. I'm going back to see it again.
Do yourself a favor and don't watch any trailers if you haven't yet. Don't watch trailer #2 AT ALL.
This movie was like From Dusk Til Dawn, Fright Night and Idlewild combined with a pinch of Crossroads (from 1986; not that Britney Spears bullshit) thrown in.
First off, let me say this: The level of importance that music plays in this movie can not be understated. If you are in this thread, you already know what this movie is about, so I'm not going to bother with that. Michael B. Jordan, twins (NOT twin vampires), little cousin (Sammie), yadda, yadda, yadda, so forth and so on.
The Twins Smoke and Stack have come back from Chicago and are opening up a juke joint in their hometown in Mississippi. Its implied that they may have stolen from their former boss (Al Capone) and are trying to settle back into their old lives. Stack is a playa and has a couple of chicks but Hailee Steinfeld was his main chick, even though he left her to chase paper. Smoke had a relationship with Wunmi Moasku's character but they broke up over a tragedy.
Most of the movie is them establishing the relationships between the Twins, Sammie and the townspeople involved in helping start the juke joint. Delroy Lindo, Cornbread (Omar), the Chows, etc.
Sammie meets a somewhat mysterious married woman that he gets involved with. They eventually introduce Remmick, who you first see getting burned in the sun until he lands on the porch of a couple that he convinces to let him in. (Gullible ass white folks) Protagonists and antagonists are established. The latter part of the movie takes place at the juke joint. It starts out as a party with Delroy playing piano and eventually, Sammie gets up and sings and plays guitar. Soon after that, all hell breaks loose. Shit goes down. People get fucked up. etc. Maybe the juke joint wasn’t such a good idea after all? There is a mid credit epilogue (its too long to just call it an after credits scene), but then there is another scene after the credits, so don't leave when the credits start rolling. I really love when directors add mid and after credit scenes and Cougler did both.
They could have dropped about 15-20 minutes from this movie but it would have been less impactful and the relationships wouldn't have been as clear. There is a point mid movie where you start to feel the runtime. Mike did a great job playing two distinct twins with very different personalities. You forget that its the same prson after a while. Cornbread (Omar) and Delta Slim (Delroy) really stood out in every scene they were in.
Miles Canton was great as Sammie. I need to see it again because I'm not sure what happened to one character. I saw it in IMAX. I recommend the same. Its a big movie in a small setting. Well worth the watch, if you ask me. I'm going back to see it again.
Do yourself a favor and don't watch any trailers if you haven't yet. Don't watch trailer #2 AT ALL.
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Looking forward to checking this out, looks good.
I don't pay for shit(and have zero patience for movie theaters) so I'll be waiting to sail the seven seas. Lol
I don't pay for shit(and have zero patience for movie theaters) so I'll be waiting to sail the seven seas. Lol
There is quite a bit to talk about but I can't until after its released. Go see it. Its dope.
Saw on TikTok some CAC was spoiling important plot points of the Minecraft movie in a packed theater..while it was playing
Yall don't see this in IMAX or 70MM?
you lost.
you lost.
Yup going to see it in 4DX on Friday
Hmmm.. I wonder if this has enough in it to fully utilize that format?
White men reviewing this movie exposing themselves.
I hope the DEBUT makes the biggest amount of money ever.