Pick poor Robin clean 💀🪕
Rocky Road to Dublin 🕺🏻
Will you go Lassie go/wild mountain thyme 🏔️
In Moonlight 🌙
I get the time jumping to a degree in this movie super awesome movie btw. But could someone explain why when grace does the big ole >!invite!< does it >!show what looks like her in a modern cafe!< completely threw me off lol
Ik this isn’t related to Sinners but imagine what accurate Pokémon team would Remmick have if he was in the Pokémon world? :3
Literally effective in every way it strives to
succeed - riffs on the vampire allegory, giving it
renewed vigor and legend (definite vampires vs.
cultural) while simultaneously being a project that
could have operated merely as a musical drama
illustrating the relevance of creative expression
spanning generations to come. History is never
far behind. retains its unique fury throughout
with regular moments of nervousness that could
be slashed with a knife - instances that had me
virtually rocking back and forth in my seat. Pulls no
punches in its daring plays; man \*that\* sequence is
truly astounding. The type of film that makes you
say, "Why can't every contemporary blockbuster
look like this?" Oozing with grit and a flavor that
Coogler makes his own - he is undeniable and
might cement himself as one of the greats in years
to come, especially if he continues to be funded to
spin outside of the franchise wheel like this.
I just finished Sinners for the first time. At the end of the movie Sammie’s guitar is completely ruined and just the neck is left. When he pulls out the guitar to play for Stack and Mary, is it meant to be a rebuild of the guitar or the original guitar somehow? Did Sammie somehow get the silver plate back after it being embedded into Remmick’s head? I was confused after that bit.