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Ryan Coogler’s new movie Sinners starring Michael B Jordan was inspired by his deep "personal obsession"

  • Ryan Coogler's film Sinners, set in 1932, explores the Black South through the story of twins who buy a sawmill turned juke joint and confront racism and horror elements in their community.
  • The film is described as a celebration of the Black South but is criticized for its over-two-hour run time and a script that lacks coherence during the action sequences.
  • Key characters include Sammie, who is portrayed as the true protagonist, and Smoke, played by Michael B. Jordan, who confronts a vampire horde and Ku Klux Klan members.
  • The movie's ending shifts to 1992 Chicago, showcasing an aged Sammie reflecting on his career, illustrating themes of legacy and music's evolution.
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The Playlist broke the news in on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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