Michael B. Jordan - Icon

Hailee Steinfeld - Huntress

Miles Caton - Music Meister (based on the Harley Quinn version)

Wunmi Mosaku - Madame Xanadu

Delroy Lindo - Professor Hugo Strange

Jack O'Connell - Manchester Black

Jayme Lawson - Vixen

Omar Benson Miller - Calendar Man (Hear me out)

Li Jun Li - Peng Deilan (Chinese WW)

Hailee Steinfeld as Zatanna

Not sure about the others but Li Jun Li I could probably see as Lady Shiva.

Michael B. Jordan needs to direct Static Shock or play John Irons

Wunmi Mosaku could be Jean Hawkins (either her or Kerry Washington)

Delroy Lindo could play an amazing Strange (either him or Bautista)

and Jack O'Connell could be a great Constantine in a Mike Flanagan standalone

Jayme Lawson is already the mayor, Bella Real in The Batman (Matt Reeves / Robert Pattinson)

Only 14 in this quiz

I could guess 23 characters

All done

I named 27 characters

Produced and Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans.

“Sinna’s”

I’d watch that

Winners

That was perfectly spot on.

Season 1 was my favorite! Loved how it was different and kept you interested, but the seasons after that went down hill for me.

Season 1 was good, season 2 was absolute dogshit. That kid is annoying as fuck

Sooooo good

Too drawn out.

Season 1 great, season 2 I even liked better (most like 1st better I’d say), and 3rd really failed . But if you know that going in it may help. Really it’s the actors that are the great thing about season 3 - Pullman, boomer and Messina. The writing went so far left and really failed the development of Ambrose.

I also binged the Sinner on Netflix last week! The writing was a little inconsistent at times (I felt like some episodes dragged while others were riveting) but overall it had a solid story, beautifully shot, and Jessica Biel surprised me with her performance. I never thought much of her as an actress until now. Bill Pullman and the actor who played her husband were great as well.

I'm really enjoying the 2nd season. I'm very attracted to this older, scruffy Bill Pullman!

Fantastic show, and Season 2 has Carrie Coon (who was so amazing in The Leftovers as well!)

I was just depressed finishing off the last episode can’t believe it. Going to check this one out thanks!!

Great show!

Not Irish (somewhat by ethnicity, but not at all by nationality). My read on this was a few degrees off from yours, but similar.

Yes, Remmick is the child of a colonized culture as well, but he is precisely the kind of person who claims to be an ally--perhaps even fully believes himself to be--but still sees the oppressed black population as a resource (for blood, culture, music, what have you), rather than respecting their individual autonomy. He offers hollow statements of love and belonging, but he's still overpowering you and claiming your cultural identity as his own, whether you consent or not.

As for the Christian element of the movie, I like the subversion from Vampire-typical. Sammy is caught between hate and predatory assimilation. He looks at the role models he has, and he sees that serving the country hasn't helped them (the twins' time as soldiers), money hasn't helped them (the stories about black men having their earnings stolen from them), and now faced with Remmick, faith isn't helping him either--indeed, Christian faith is a tool available to Remmick as well.

For Sammy, the conflict between the blues and the Church comes down to choosing between holding on to the culture of his own people vs. embracing the culture being thrust upon them. If he chooses the latter, then his own culture is lost to him--much as Remmick's is lost to him. Perhaps Remmick represents a possible future in which Sammy turns away from the Blues and embraces the Church as his father wants--nourishing his spirit by spouting hollow rhetoric about salvation and love and belonging to those who have been assimilated against their will.

Irish-American here. I don't really think it's so much about Irish people in reference to British colonialism but more about the Irish experience in America. Specifically, I think the vampires broadly represent assimilation, and the with way anti-Irish bigotry has disappeared alongside the merging of distinct european identities into an American idea of whiteness, an Irish-American is a good choice to lead the group.

Irish man here. born in Dublin live in the north rn

Personally remmick is my favourite character in the movie (yes partially because he's Irish, and also because he's cool)

Remmicks character is a very good SUBTLE representation of Irish struggle in this movie. He shares common ground with the main characters, while also being completely different at the same time

One other thing is like to say, during the Irish dance scene outside of the juke joint, remmick looks ecstatic while he's doing his lil jig, this is likely a very subtle comment on how he'd have had his culture stripped from him (for anyone who knows about Ireland during that time, early British invasion along with many Irish having their culture banned) and wouldn't have been able to dance like that in centuries

I’m a third generation Irish American and I really enjoyed the movie. I loved the character. I have only recently been learning about Irish paganism, cultural holidays and traditions. I can relate to desperately wanting my culture and community and not really having anywhere to turn. I did use a lot of eastern spirituality in the past as Christianity doesn’t align with me. It wasn’t until I started connecting with other people that I found what I had been trying to find does have some of the oldest roots in Irish culture And that I can practice my spirituality in a way that still aligns with what I feel is right for me while also being culturally appropriate.

I do think that it’s important for white Americans to investigate their heritage and relearn culture and traditions of their former country. Our assimilation was and is not healthy or productive, but instead, just like this movie, self-destructing and just like all of American history, socially ruinous, violent, self-serving and self-abandoning. Starting with Native Americans pursuing him was very important commentary. One tribe sent Ireland money during the potato famine, a time they needed resources just as badly, but because they saw another indigenous peoples being destroyed, they stepped up; and the favor wasn’t even returned until 2020.

I do think that this was an important film, and I do appreciate that they included Irish American struggles, losses, but also failures, in it and to have that acknowledgment. Ever since this country was created, money has been in the hands of a select few. Those with unearned privilege only remain in power with the complicity of the oppressed. Keeping disadvantaged groups pitted against each other, and trying to climb up a ladder that intentionally has most of the rungs missing, loosing yourself to the pursuit of personhood unjustly taken away, is unfortunately a very common cycle in this country.

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Not sure why this show isn't more popular around here. It's consistently so damn good.

Matt Bomer makes me feel funny.

Good 1st episode. Matt Bomer and Chris Messina !!!

Penske Media is the evil one here. They bought THR, Deadline, Variety, Rolling Stone, TV Line and others. They control the Hollywood narrative now and the uniformed public eats it up. I hope Sinners ends up doing bonzo mega box-office.

I’m a fan of the UFL “there are dozens of us!” And people freak out at the attendance and ratings but the ownership is putting out signals that they’re not only satisfied but that they’re looking into expansion. It’s exhausting hearing everyone’s negativity I’m just glad there’s spring football.

As for Sinners I feel like WB is pretty stoked right now. They took a flyer on a unique concept and it’s paying out.

>^("Why are they making this movie?")

Who is this for?

Combined, the two Black Panther movies made over $2 billion at the box office and earned Marvel their first ever Oscar nominations for best picture and acting. If that doesn’t earn someone the right to make a $90 million dollar movie, then I don’t know what does—especially if it’s a VAMPIRE MOVIE STARRING MICHAEL B. JORDAN, i.e., a pretty safe bet!

The lowest circle of hell is r/boxoffice discussion

Ironically, a close relative of the, “Sometimes they clear, sometimes they BOUNCE!… BABY!” goblins that roam these parts.

Cook ‘em David.

In the hockey world, Steve Dangle created a fake account called Smart Insider Man that would tweet the most benign rumors. It was a great shtick. "32 teams interested in Ovechkin, will he be traded?? Sources say there's interest, I rate this a SIM 4!"