The upcoming film 'Sinners' by Ryan Coogler is receiving glowing reviews from critics before its release.

Ryan Coogler's highly anticipated film, "Sinners," is causing quite a buzz as it prepares to hit theaters on April 18. Fans and critics alike are already praising the film, with a rare 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Set in the 1930s, "Sinners" follows the story of twin brothers, Smoke and Stack, played by the talented Michael B. Jordan. After returning to their hometown, the brothers are faced with a great evil that threatens to destroy everything they hold dear.

Despite being set during the Jim Crow era, reviewers are highlighting the film's nuanced exploration of the time period. Julian Roman of MovieWeb describes "Sinners" as a brilliant representation of Black life in the violent and poverty-stricken Jim Crow-segregated South, while also showcasing the vibrant cultural landscape and music of the time.

Brandon Lewis of Geek Vibes Nation also praises the film, calling it a "swaggering magnum opus" that breaks down barriers and celebrates Blackness. One of the key contributors to the film's success is composer Ludwig Göransson, who previously worked with Coogler on "Black Panther" and "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." Göransson's attention to detail shines through in the film's score and adds to its overall impact.

As Chalice Williams of Black Girl Nerds notes, the music in "Sinners" is a standout element, with blues music playing a major role in the film. Williams describes the way the music is woven into each scene as captivating and reminiscent of a time when instruments and powerful voices were the forefront of the music industry. She also notes how the music becomes its own character, adding depth to the story.

Williams goes on to compare "Sinners" to "Get Out," another groundbreaking horror film that challenged traditional genre conventions. She believes that "Sinners" has the potential to redefine what it means to be a horror film, with its unexpected twists and turns and a satisfying ending that left audiences applauding.

In an interview, Coogler shared that "Sinners" is his most personal film yet, as it pays homage to his ancestry. With the film's profound exploration of Black culture and history, it is sure to leave a lasting impact on viewers and solidify Coogler's status as a master storyteller. "Sinners" is a must-see for anyone looking for a thought-provoking and thrilling cinematic experience.

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