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The Oscars nominating Sinners 16 times
48 upvotes, 10 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Movies. "The Oscars nominating Sinners 16 times"
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Anonymous 2w

or maybe, just maybe… it was a good movie! 16 noms is an awful lot, but a lot of people really connected with it. they weren’t just nominated for “being black”

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Anonymous 2w

mannnn delete ts you cornball

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Anonymous 2w

idk it was pretty good 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Anonymous 2w

Yeah lowkey I didn’t get the point of it at all. Like amazing ppl in the movie but like why. Someone genuinely explain it to me

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 2w

i’m sorry if i’m taking your joke too seriously, but i’ve seen people online legit call this a DEI thing and it’s making me feel ill

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2w

the movie bites off an awful lot and has a lot to chew, the main idea (particularly when it flips the genre film switch) is that there’s this everlasting pressure among black people to surrender their culture and personalities in order for approval from white people. the main vampire says throughout the back half of the film that he’s simply uniting black and white folk, but they’re hardly even the same people after they’ve been bitten. the reality-bending musical centerpiece is a tapestry

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 2w

of the indisputable, everlastingly innovative nature of black (and chinese) music from ancient to modern times, and every scene of the movie following that sequence essentially hammers in more and more just how important that party, celebrating a certain literal and expressionist freedom, was for everyone who was at that party, down to sammie and stack saying at the end that up until the vampires came, how that was the best night of their lives.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 2w

Yeah I think I just didn’t get why it need to wait until half of the movie to get to the main plot — which I assume is the allegory of the vampires (which I also didn’t get why vampires, but also my sister and her bf made me watch it so I didn’t get to really research anything behind it and I probably will but beforehand would have maybe made me appreciate it more?) idk might just be me

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 2w

i mean the plot is happening throughout the movie. like, yeah, it’s a lot of setup to get to the vampire stuff, but it’s a jim crow drama at the end of the day. i personally like that the movie takes its time to get to the action; all these characters interacting, exercising their of their gripes with one another and eventually just straight up bonding, and following that up with the conjuring spirits sequence…

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 2w

i felt so connected to these characters at this point, only for it to cut to the vampires, reminding you that you’re about to watch a bunch of these people turn on each other and/or get killed. it’s certainly a messy movie, but i kinda like it that way. it makes for such an ambitious, creative overload.

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