Task Force, today's episode of Movie Club is available for everyone. No matter what tier you are, free member, or if this is your first time heading to Red WebPod.com, we love the movie sinners so much. And it is scooping up all the awards, and we wanted to get you ready for Oscars season. So we break this movie down and give our read. What's going on in the movie? What do we like? What do we love? What does this say about culture and the symbolism in this movie? There's just so much to unpack. So

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of the episode. No matter what you appreciate most about movies, whether it be the DP work, the photography work, directing, acting, blocking music, just symbology in the background, whatever it is, this movie does all of it.

But Freda, what are your thoughts on this?

I mean, what else is there to say?

You get the combination of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan. And how many

times does that hit? You know? So already you're thinking, okay, I'm in just because of the duo.

And then you stack on top of that. It's like, okay, Ryan Cougler is doing some horror and

some creature with deep lore and everything like that and set as a timepiece

and you know it's like whoa and then for the ladies you know it's like there's two michael bjordan

so they're like who you know he's playing twins twins basil and like what else can you say that hasn't been said already?

This movie had really high expectations, and it is a really, really good movie.

And I know a lot of people out there are like, oh, you know, overrated, overrated or whatever.

And I say to that, that's just the nature and the culture of online media now.

Sure.

Something gets super popular. And then when everyone likes it, people are like, you know what? I want to be different. I don't think it's that great. I don't think it's that good. And look, you're entitled to your opinions. That's fine. I don't think this might, this might not be a movie for everybody. And I totally get that. but I think the craftsmanship that went into this film is astounding and undeniable. Yeah.

And that's where I said.

There you go.

Yeah.

I love what you said about the craftsmanship, because I saw it with some friends and the best way I summarized it when we finished watching, we walked out of the theater.

I said, this is the kind of movie that I watch and makes me want to make movies. Yeah. It's deeply thoughtful. In fact, I probably won't

be able to hold myself back from interjecting with like little just things I've seen on the second

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