Hugh Jass

The greatest part about this movie is not the film itself. It is the 3D Pink Floyd soundtrack mixing and mastering towards the beginning of the movie. Probably one of the wildest cinematic experiences I have ever had and it only lasts for a couple minutes. My jaw dropped to the floor. I would literally sit for hours and pay double to listen to something like that again. Shout out to the soundtrack and mixing crew! 🙏

Sinners felt like a bad attempt at From Dusk Till Dawn, but without the charm, suspense, or character depth. Instead of showing us who the characters are through their actions, the film constantly tells us, which makes everything feel flat and forced. The plot twists weren’t clever or earned; they just felt random, like the writers were trying too hard to be shocking. For a movie with such a high rating, it really didn’t deliver. Disappointing and forgettable.

If I have to hear someone call LeBron "King James" one more time, I am going to vomit. The whole movie was LeBron gloating about his great life and success which, let's be honest, would not have happened if it wasn't for his teammates. I turned it off 15 minutes in because the writing is ridiculously abysmal. To top it off, LeBron's acting is better on the court. Time for some more eye drops and ref harassment.

What a performance and story! One of my favorite mini series for 2021. I hope I never encounter a Drax within my lifetime...