Anyone seen Sinners yet?
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Going tomorrow. Looking forward to it!
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Saw this on Sunday. Me and the wife had a bit of a sob afterwards.
Sinners. Massive, audacious film that mostly manages to pull it off. It falters a bit in the middle section but the first hour or so is stunning, and it pulls it round toward the end.
Being lazy, it’s like Dusk to Dawn X Get Out with some jaw dropping cinematography. One for the big screen.
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EDIT: just got out of the theatre, the restored footage is exquisite but the real star is the work Steven Wilson did with the audio, so so incredibly good 
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Is that from the live in Pompei video? We used to live watching that while tripping when we were teenagers…
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I’m going to see it on Sunday
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yes, it’s a restored version, now having its world premiere in theatres:
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Absolutely loved it. Constantly introduced new perspectives, ideas and layers, yet still maintained focus and momentum. Fabulous acting across the board and visually stunning.
From “Fruitvale Station” to “Black Panther” and now this “Sinners”, I really admire how Ryan Coogler works in the highly commercial mainstream cinematic arena, yet plays with the form and introduces many rich and relatively unheard voices so deftly.
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Watched Joyland tonight. It’s one hell of an emotional ride, but it’s a top film.
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One day we were watching it tripping sat in my my mates lounge and we could all feel it raining indoors… the acid worked that night.
Off to see Sinners tonight at the iMax tonight. Everyone says it’s great. It’s the big film currently here.
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Saw this last night, so good
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Sinners. V good. Don’t watch the trailer.
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Sinners. Wow. That juke joint scene. Incredible cinema and soundtrack.
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Watching Live at Pompeii brought the time in the early 90’s watching it on 
come flooding back. Particularly the parts where the band playing in the amphitheatre suddenly cut to them superimposed onto the basilicas of faces.
Oof, the fear!
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Finally got 'round to watching Victor Erice’s “Close your eyes” and so glad I did.
A quiet meditation on the power of cinema, the contexts of making sense of living, and some truly gorgeous lighting that seems to make utterly ordinary settings seem magical.
It’s over 2’30" long but completely absorbing.
And there’s a dog called Kali in it, who’s brilliant for the short time they’re on screen 
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A bit late to the party but “Babygirl” was great.
Maybe a tad contrived (I didn’t quite buy into Samuel/Harris Dickinson getting a coveted internship) but quite a take on sexuality as well as being sort of an interrogation/flip on Eyes Wide Shut. Nicole Kidman is extraordinary.
Sinners. I don’t know if it was brilliant or total arse! Can’t really say what I think about the plot because spoilers but… Mmmm, yeah… 
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Enjoyed Warfare. A pretty tense and edge of your seat experience for 90 minutes. The sound mix is outstanding and I’m not sure there will be a better opening scene to a film all year
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Sinners … a glorious mess, loved it.
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