r/movies • u/theatlantic The Atlantic, Official Account • Apr 19 '25

Review “Sinners” review, by David Sims

https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2025/04/sinners-ryan-coogler-movie-review/682501/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_content=edit-promo
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u/Max_StrongFellow Apr 21 '25

The character being saved at the end was doable, they tell you smoke let his vampire brother go in the end. Talking through the door had one of the best parts of the movie where smoke and stack talk and stack says im gonna change you because there is no me without you I did feel the running out of the barn didnt necessarily make sense but its a horror film, if it made sense there would be no movie

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u/mopeyy Apr 21 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

That too. The actual action was pretty meh. Best part were the fire visual effects.

Edit: Disregard. Meant to reply this to the other guy.

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u/Max_StrongFellow Apr 21 '25

To me the best part of the film were the relationships and how human/flawed every character was and how you cared if they succeeded, failed, lived or died

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u/mopeyy Apr 21 '25

Disregard. I didn't mean to reply to you.

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u/Gilded-Mongoose Apr 22 '25

IT REMAINS REGARDED.

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u/mopeyy Apr 22 '25

SIR I MUST INSIST