I think a lot of people are failing to go beyond surface level about the movie’s intent. Sure, I understand why this may seem like such an issue to the majority, so that’s why I wanna set a framework and uncover the part where the age gap may seem like such a big deal. 

(I’d love to analyze every aspect and detail but the age gap factor is what everyone seems to be talking abt most so)

As we all…

The meaningful conversations that hop from various individual and profound concepts and perspectives, the display of a combination of the love languages, and the subtle art of deep human connection, one can feel the radiance that their chemistry emits from the screen to ur soul. 

I think the Before Trilogy has something that this generation lacks. All these ideas and vocabulary made up by society such as (but not limited to):
“the three month rule”
“huzz” “fine shyt” “baddie” “roster”…

“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he's gonna follow you home.”

Through combining a supernatural story within a historical setting, how does Ryan Coogler effectively show how societal conditions influence human connection and survival?

Coogler is known for putting significant historical events into films, and in Sinners, he takes this skill to a whole new level. by mixing SUPERNATURAL events with REAL world problems during the Great Depression and Jim Crow era, he shows clearly how difficult times…