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The speaker discusses the movie "Sinners," praising it for its portrayal of vampires in the 1920s-1930s era of racism. They highlight the excellent music, choreography, and well-written characters, particularly praising the character Remick. They mention director Ryan Coogler's involvement and compare the lead actor to Duke Ellington. Overall, they highly recommend the film and believe it could be an Oscar contender. OK so today we are talking about Sinners have you guys seen it before? Very good. It is very good. Now I know we have one guy shaking his head saying no. Sinners is a very good movie basically vampires 1920's 1930's like high time for a lot of racism and a lot of things of that nature. Very good movie. I think the music was amazing. Beautiful music. It was awesome. Ryan Coogler said he is the director of all the Black Panther movies. That is what I already know him best for. A couple of minutes I was like OK we will see how it goes. The music was awesome. Some people are saying Oscar contender of the year. We will have to see obviously when Oscars come out. But very good. Music was very well done. Choreography for a lot of the dance sequences very well done. Characters very well written. One of my favorite characters Remick. Amazing. Scary. Not too scary. Remick was super cool. I really think with my quote of how they were able to make Michael B. Jackson feel like Duke E.T. But he died there for 20 years. That was just super cool. I think I liked Lucius as a character. He was the one that didn't get to play the vampire. I think I liked that. But that was my favorite character. He was really good. I think he did a really good job of playing two different people. He was also playing twins. But I would love to know more about how they actually did that and actually recorded Michael B. Jordan. But ultimately great film. I would highly recommend it to anybody even though it's been out for a while now. Great follow up.