Sinners

Such a beautiful film that touches my soul in a specific type of way. The IMAX experience with this film is something that I would recommend 10 times out of 10. I can recall about 3 times where I shed a tear of joy by how well crafted the screenplay is and how perfectly it was executed by the actors. The music pieces, all of them, were blessing my ears with every note. Maybe it had something to do with how much I listen to whole films music album. For just over 2 hours Ryan Coogler let me escape my reality and cherish cinema the way it should be celebrated. This picture will climb highly on my favourite film list of all time. It holds such immense power with the storytelling that is original in every way not like 9 out of 10 movies made today. Michael B. Jordan should be recognised by the Academy and rewarding him with a nomination as Best Actor because he did a magnificent job, a life defining performance that should not be overlooked by those who enjoy cinema. Then again we got revealed not that long ago by how the voters actually go about caring about giving out their votes. For some unknown reason when movies are initially released in cinemas and it's great, atleast I don't hold too much value for them because it's not exlusive or that difficult to attend. But when the films like such get a re-release then it's like precious diamond to me which I have an obligation to observe every opportunity I get. I could go on about this movie for hours of how flawlessly written it is, maybe one day. Top 5 moments you can ever have in your life is leaving the cinema when it's dark and after watching an amazing movie you love spending time thinking about it on your way home. This film made me suck it up and get my drivers licence because the journey back and forth are so time consuming. Which from this or next week I'll begin my journey to being able to travel wherever and whenever. Thank you, that's it for my Ted Talk.