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4 days ago | letterboxd.com | David Rosen |Ryan Coogler

★★★½ Ryan Coogler spins an epic, original tale of music and gangsters and vampires that feels so filled with ideas that it could come crashing down at any moment. It never does, and at least part of the fun is watching him keep all the bottles in the air. Maybe it's the overwhelming hype or maybe it's just a little too overstuffed but I wouldn't say everything here works. But it's entertaining and it's a big swing, and we love to see that. I wish maybe a few ideas were trimmed down and a few...

5 days ago | letterboxd.com | Terrence Sage |Ryan Coogler

Ryan Coogler had me absolutely giddy with Black and bloody glee as Sinners reveals its many working parts throughout. It's action packed, soul stirring, and musically inclined stitching each of these pieces into one mostly cohesive picture of southern gothic and culture. Our connections to music is one of, if not, the oldest to our ancestors and history.

6 days ago | letterboxd.com | Ryan Coogler |Amanda Guarragi

Best movie of the year. Best vampire film in a while. Best Michael B. Jordan performance to date. Delroy Lindo stole the show. Gorgeous cinematography. Bless the aspect ratio changes. Ludwig Göransson needs to compose scores forever and compose one for my every day life. What a master at exploring music and trying different styles. COOGLER US THE COOLEST MF. What a phenomenal track record with this being his best.

6 days ago | letterboxd.com | Damon Allred |Ryan Coogler

what a day, having seen this twice now; once in dolby cinema and once in 70mm imax. it’s absolutely amazing. writer/director ryan coogler is the filmmaker of his generation no doubt. he was right that these are michael b. jordan’s best performances, and all the other performances are revelatory as well.

6 days ago | letterboxd.com | Ryan Coogler |Dylan Green

★★★★½ DON’T YOU EVER INSULT MY CATFISH I WILL SLAP FIRE OUTTA U