Movies Ryan Coogler's SINNERS (Passes $350 Million Globally)

If you have watched SINNERS, how would you rate it?


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Box office update:

Sinners earned $21.1 million on its fourth weekend for a US total of $214 million and $283 million worldwide.


So many people I know still want to see it by word of mouth
 
She didn't go into a black store. She approached him at a train station where he was visibly uncomfortable to be talking to her in public. And then later she went to the party.
You're making things up to fit a poorly constructed narrative.

Also The actress is an 1/8th black just like the character.
@Hog-train are you going to respond now? I'm pointing out film details in good faith.
 
it was really good, even when it treads familiar ground—Sinners is much more akin to the old school genre filmmaking of John Carpenter than it is to recent A24-coded “elevated” horror. & the musical set piece that bridges anachronistic black cultural totems will probably go down as one of the most memorable scenes of the year
 
Average imo. Decent at best. Nothing id ever watch again. No ty.

Wouldnt crack my top 25 vampire flicks.

Some of you must really be hurting for films if this is what you consider good or great.
 
She's as black as Elizabeth Warren is Pocahontas.
And that’s kind of the point of the character.

To show that the One Drop Rule was completely and utterly irrational and absurd.

By any phenotypical metric Mary was a white woman, but by law she would’ve been considered a Black woman because her maternal grandfather was half Black, just like Hailee Steinfeld is a white woman but by the law of the Jim Crow south she would’ve been considered even less white than Mary on account of her maternal grandfather being half Black and half Filipino.

It’s a plot point in the film that Stack had her move to Arkansas and marry a rich white man there because all it took was moving far away enough that nobody knew her ancestry and voila! Nobody questions she’s a white woman.

As for your complaints about her interaction with the black characters, you must not have been paying attention.

Mary never interacts with them in the store. She only confronts Stack at the train station, and Stack is freaking the fuck out that someone is going to see what in fact if not law, is a white woman talking to a black man, and get him and a bunch of others lynched.

Then later at the Juke Club, it is never explicitly stated, but it’s an ever present undercurrent that Mary is putting everyone in the place in danger just by being there. Because again, she may have been raised among Black people, she may legally be Black in that time and place, but if anyone saw her there, it could get everyone there killed!

These are plot points in the movie that would not have worked if they’d cast a light-skinned Black woman. How did you miss them!
 
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Average imo. Decent at best. Nothing id ever watch again. No ty.

Wouldnt crack my top 25 vampire flicks.
what are your top 25

In no particular order:

Fright Night
Lost Boys
Bram Stokers Dracula
Dracula 1931
From Dusk Till Dawn
Blade
BLade 2
Vampire Hunter D
30 Days Of Night
Interview with a Vampire
Let The Right One In
Nosferatu 1922
John Carpenters Vampires
A girl walks home alone at night
Salems Lot
Near Dark
Thirst
The Hunger
Only lovers left alive
Daybreakers
Blacula
Let me in
Underworld
Cronos
Renfield


Even Dracula Untold was more entertaining then Sinners.
 
Salems Lot
Daybreakers
Let me in
Underworld
Renfield
solid list, but this is where you lost me

Even Dracula Untold was more entertaining then Sinners.
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Sinners Just Passed A Box Office Milestone Not Seen In Nearly A Decade


"...More importantly, Warner Bros. and Coogler's blockbuster collaboration has now made $215.3 million domestically to go with $68.9 million internationally for a running global total of $284.2 million. That domestic number is of grave importance, as this is the first original movie that has managed to cross the $200 million mark since 2017.

The last time it happened? When Disney and Pixar's "Coco" made $814 million worldwide, with $210 million of that impressive haul coming from ticket sales in the U.S. But that was a family-friendly movie released during the box office boom we were enjoying before the pandemic upended things in 2020. The last time a live-action movie accomplished this feat? The last movie to do so was "Gravity" ($274 million domestic/$723 million worldwide) way back in 2013. So yeah, we're firmly in holy s*** territory right now."
 
Sinners Just Passed A Box Office Milestone Not Seen In Nearly A Decade


"...More importantly, Warner Bros. and Coogler's blockbuster collaboration has now made $215.3 million domestically to go with $68.9 million internationally for a running global total of $284.2 million. That domestic number is of grave importance, as this is the first original movie that has managed to cross the $200 million mark since 2017.

The last time it happened? When Disney and Pixar's "Coco" made $814 million worldwide, with $210 million of that impressive haul coming from ticket sales in the U.S. But that was a family-friendly movie released during the box office boom we were enjoying before the pandemic upended things in 2020. The last time a live-action movie accomplished this feat? The last movie to do so was "Gravity" ($274 million domestic/$723 million worldwide) way back in 2013. So yeah, we're firmly in holy s*** territory right now."

It’s funny you mentioned “Gravity” because I remember seeing the trailer and knew I was going to see it opening weekend just like when I saw the trailer for “Sinners” This is awesome for the entire movie industry. Getting folks back in the theaters like when Top Gun: Maverick came out.

Speaking of Tom Cruise, that was cool of him to show Coogler and Michael B Jordan love by giving a shoutout on social media while going to see the film.
 
No, but we are talking vampire movies here. Renfield was fresh for a vampire flick. Even underworld was something different.
only thing these movies added to the vampire genre cinematic canon is more tacky lighting filters than a sophomore’s final project for their film production 101 course at a community college
 
only thing these movies added to the vampire genre cinematic canon is more tacky lighting filters than a sophomore’s final project for their film production 101 course at a community college
Not saying they were amazing movies, but still better then sinners imo.
 
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