We Finally Watched SINNERS! | Movie Reaction | Michael B. Jordan | Jack O'Connell | Hailee Steinfeld
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Top Comments (10)
An interesting detail I noticed in Remmick’s first scene: when pleading with the two homesteaders, he initially calls the Choctaw by their proper name. But after noticing the Klan robe, he shifts to using derogatory terms, trying to gain their trust and get invited in.
For those who don't know, in the south, Chinese merchants were the only ones who were allowed to open stores to sell to Black customers in certain States. This is why the twins are such good friends with the Chinese family.
Michael really aced the outfit. Real smooth brother.
If you guys noticed in the beginning of the movie they asked “why are the floors clean?” “Yall mopped?” It wasn’t for sanitation purposes. The floors were TOO CLEAN for an “old abandoned mill”. And it’s bc the klan cleaned the blood off the floor so they can resell the mill again to another unknowing black family. This wasn’t their first time. And I think what gets me is no one will ever know how many times this was conducted and undocumented and how many places this might have occurred. As historically tied as everything is, I don’t doubt that this has happened. Imagine going through it with no Stack, no smoke, mojo bag, or trunk.
Ryan Coogler said he made this movie as a love letter to his late uncle, who would constantly listen to blues music he grew up on when he lived in Jim Crow era Mississippi while drinking Old Taylor Whiskey. After he passed away while Ryan Coogler was making Creed in 2015, he would listen his uncle’s records as a way to connect with him, almost like a musical séance. And that led the idea of this movie. In fact the characters Smoke and Stack are named after the one of his uncles favorite blues songs “Smokestack Lightnin’” by Howlin’ Wolf. But the coolest part is that Ryan got the legendary Buddy Guy, the greatest and most influential blues musician of the past century, to play older Sammy.
when Mary says "it's not what it looks like." I think she's being honest because it looks like she's killing him but really she's turning the love of her life.
The blues guitarist at the end playing older Sammy is legendary musician Buddy Guy. It was amazing of Coogler to include him. Buddy Guy is currently still touring, his shows have picked momentum more through this movie. Ticket prices are higher and shows are selling out faster. What a great blessing.
So the actress that was the wife of the klan member was told by Ryan that she could create her own back story. She did have a baby but lost it . The crib was built before she lost the child during pregnancy.
The father didn’t want his son to turn out like his brother. He knew from the beginning it was his brothers guitar… amazing details in this film
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Top Comments (10)
An interesting detail I noticed in Remmick’s first scene: when pleading with the two homesteaders, he initially calls the Choctaw by their proper name. But after noticing the Klan robe, he shifts to using derogatory terms, trying to gain their trust and get invited in.
For those who don't know, in the south, Chinese merchants were the only ones who were allowed to open stores to sell to Black customers in certain States. This is why the twins are such good friends with the Chinese family.
Michael really aced the outfit. Real smooth brother.
If you guys noticed in the beginning of the movie they asked “why are the floors clean?” “Yall mopped?” It wasn’t for sanitation purposes. The floors were TOO CLEAN for an “old abandoned mill”. And it’s bc the klan cleaned the blood off the floor so they can resell the mill again to another unknowing black family. This wasn’t their first time. And I think what gets me is no one will ever know how many times this was conducted and undocumented and how many places this might have occurred. As historically tied as everything is, I don’t doubt that this has happened. Imagine going through it with no Stack, no smoke, mojo bag, or trunk.
Ryan Coogler said he made this movie as a love letter to his late uncle, who would constantly listen to blues music he grew up on when he lived in Jim Crow era Mississippi while drinking Old Taylor Whiskey. After he passed away while Ryan Coogler was making Creed in 2015, he would listen his uncle’s records as a way to connect with him, almost like a musical séance. And that led the idea of this movie. In fact the characters Smoke and Stack are named after the one of his uncles favorite blues songs “Smokestack Lightnin’” by Howlin’ Wolf. But the coolest part is that Ryan got the legendary Buddy Guy, the greatest and most influential blues musician of the past century, to play older Sammy.
when Mary says "it's not what it looks like." I think she's being honest because it looks like she's killing him but really she's turning the love of her life.
The blues guitarist at the end playing older Sammy is legendary musician Buddy Guy. It was amazing of Coogler to include him. Buddy Guy is currently still touring, his shows have picked momentum more through this movie. Ticket prices are higher and shows are selling out faster. What a great blessing.
So the actress that was the wife of the klan member was told by Ryan that she could create her own back story. She did have a baby but lost it . The crib was built before she lost the child during pregnancy.
The father didn’t want his son to turn out like his brother. He knew from the beginning it was his brothers guitar… amazing details in this film
Try Freecash today and start earning in your spare time! https://freecash.com/c/a7f16a