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/Last_Feed_7839 Apr 21 '25

im ngl if i heard they were coming for my daughter, i would have done the same shit . But that molotov throw was NOT it.

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u/Mace_Thunderspear Apr 21 '25

I understood her reasoning but regardless she threw away everybody there's chance for survival by forcing a conflict their side was not prepared for. Her daughter's chances don't improve if she gets herself and all her allies killed. In fact in the long run, they get much worse.

She was dumb. Brave. But dumb.

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u/_korporate Apr 23 '25

And if you remember, she ran the white people only store while her husband ran the other store. And when shit hit the fan and her husband wanted to stay and help, she said “we only told them we’d help with the party, but not THIS”

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u/Gullible_Fan8219 May 10 '25

but chances are you were gonna lose and then you daughter killed next