Sinners

We are so back. Original film that makes you go see it on the big screen without hesitation. The first half of the film was kinda slow but halfway through it picked up like a rocket and never stopped. The transition to full IMAX ratio was executed so beautifully. Ryan Coogler deserves all the praise for his vision as a director, filmmaker and writer because the films he's making are worth the wait and the hype. Michael B. Jordan, his partner in crime gave his best performance of his career yet. The duo of Michael and Ryan might be able to stand toe to toe against the likes of Scorsese and De Niro as a duo if they keep making bangers like this for years to come. Can't write this review without mentioning the upcoming king of composition in film industry Ludwig Göransson. Ryan Coogler finding a friend in Ludwig in college was such a blessing for everyone because this man has talents that I'm not sure peers his age will be able to compete with. Bro became a legend to me the first time I've seen Tenet in cinema. It kind of looks obvious that Jonathan Majors was supposed to be one of the twins because he and Mike were so close but some false accusations happened and the man's career is kinda finished, unless he comes back somehow. Only thing that's holding me back from rating it a 5 star is that there was no subtitles. It's the way I consume film, like in most films you simply can't understand or hear the conversation because of loud sounds or heavy accents. I'm fairly certain on rewatch the rating will fix itself. It's always white people that crashes black people party. I think there's no need anymore to even try and make the Blade movie that is constantly getting delayed and pushed back since we already witnessed how it would look like. I'm gonna glaze this film on rewatch even more trust me, already spent a bunch of time on this review on the train.