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"The Sinner" is a crime drama series that revolves around Detective Harry Ambrose as he investigates complex and often disturbing cases. Each season introduces a new mystery, with the central theme being an exploration of the psychological motives behind seemingly inexplicable crimes. The show is known for its intense plot twists and deep character studies.

Season 1

The first season focuses on Cora Tannetti, a young mother who inexplicably commits a violent act in public without any apparent motive. As Detective Ambrose delves into her past, he uncovers a history of trauma and abuse that gradually reveals the reasons behind her actions [3]. This season is praised for its intricate storytelling and satisfying conclusion, where all mysteries are resolved without resorting to supernatural explanations [5:2].

Season 2

In the second season, Detective Ambrose returns to his hometown to investigate a double murder committed by a young boy named Julian Walker. The investigation leads him into a secretive commune and unravels themes of cult influence and familial secrets. Viewers found this season engaging but noted it didn't quite match the impact of the first season [5].

Season 3 and Beyond

Subsequent seasons continue to explore dark and psychologically driven narratives. Season 3 follows Detective Ambrose as he investigates a fatal car accident that spirals into a much larger conspiracy involving existential dread and moral ambiguity [1]. The show's ability to maintain suspense while exploring human psychology remains a significant draw for audiences.

Reception

"The Sinner" has been well-received for its compelling plots and strong performances, particularly by Bill Pullman as Detective Ambrose. While some viewers felt certain endings were less impactful [1:2], others appreciated the series for its unique approach to crime drama, comparing it favorably to other shows like "True Detective" [3:8] and recommending similar series such as "Sharp Objects" and "Broadchurch" for fans seeking more content in the same vein [5:2].

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[ARG] The Sinner (2021): Small town, big hell

Posted by danielhaydn · in r/NetflixBestOf · 3 years ago
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Undoubtedly the most conventional season, with a retired detective Ambrose and investigating a case where the culprits are not identified at the beginning of the series as in the other seasons. Perhaps the most interesting thing is how the profile of the alleged victim is problematized, and the mystery and intrigue that this generates on a character that becomes increasingly difficult to frame. A season that mostly does not incur the implausibilities of the third but that does not manage to approach the quality and intensity of the first two either.

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https://impresionescinefilas.wordpress.com/2022/02/03/the-sinner-temporada-season-4/

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anclark2 · 3 years ago

Thought the ending was meh.

Ended up being hard to cheer for anyone.

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chanc2 · 3 years ago

Didn’t like the latest season at all.

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PositiveUse · 3 years ago

Loved it. My partner and I had a thrilling time with it, we really enjoyed this whole series, so glad that Netflix is doing it a great service. I hope that there will be a few more seasons.

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Question about vampire souls in Sinners (2025) (spoilers)

Posted by CheeseLover1818 · in r/vampires · 2 months ago

I am obsessed with this movie I watched it twice in the theater and like 3 times since it was released on YouTube but there's ONE thing that confuses me. How do their souls work? Like when they die do their souls go to heaven or wherever everyone else goes or what? I have two ideas with explanation:

  1. Their souls go somewhere else when they die- Annie wanted to be killed before she turned so she could be reunited with her baby again. Which meakes me think their souls can't reconnect with others when they die. And Remmick wanted Sammie so he could see his ancestors again, also making me think they can't reconnect.
  2. Their souls go to the same place as everyone else?- BUT Annie also said all they can do after stack is turned is to kill him to free his soul. And I saw people online saying Remmick seemed happy to die and opened his arms to see his ancestors again but that's just random speculation.

Like, if they reunited with their fallen families when they die why didn't Remmick just kill himself years ago to see them? I'm guessing the answer is my #1 theory but I'm curious what you guys think or if the answer was in my face the whole time lol.

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helen790 · 2 months ago

I think nobody knows, not even vampires, what happens after death. Which is why Remmick(and literally everyone else on the planet) didn’t/doesn’t kill themselves after losing someone.

I agree that Remmick seemed at peace in his death and there are sone parallels between his and Stack’s death scenes which indicate they have similar afterlife fates.

There’s no evidence to suggest vampires have a special separate afterlife. Annie didn’t want to turn into a vamp because she viewed that as a warped unnatural prolonging of existence and she had great personal faith that she would see her baby again.

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CheeseLover1818 · OP · 2 months ago

I remember Annie said something about souls but I think it was about those haint spirit thingys so I mixed them up. It makes sense that they're just as confused as me lmaoo. Thanks for the response :)

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helen790 · 2 months ago

She said haints don’t have souls(they’re kinda like ghouls or poltergeists) but vamps souls get trapped in their bodies.

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Just finished binge watching the Sinner

Posted by [deleted] · in r/TheSinner · 7 years ago

Omg it was by far the best Crime/drama I've seen in a while! 10 out 10 I recommend to a Friend. I loved all of the plot twists and the ending was so satisfying to see. I've been wanting to watch this show ever since I've seen previews on cable, when it came out on netflix I was super excited to see it. The show was better than I expected. Also did anyone else cringe so hard when Frankies dad pushed the needle in her arm hard and she was saying ow? Gotta admit I was touching my arms bc the cringe was real ugh!

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yomomaspimp · 7 years ago

If you havent already seen, Sharp Objects is a new show which reminds me alot of The Sinner. Something to watch while waiting for season 2

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tamurareiko · 7 years ago

I started watching sharp objects before this show and to me it was so bad I quit watching it. As I was looking for another show I stumbled upon the Sinner and boy am I glad i found it. Sharp Objects just tries really hard to be edgy and so far it's all drama and very little crime, like the past few episodes don't really add anything new to the story except for the fact that they're all alcoholics, whether they're 15 or 50.

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[deleted] · 7 years ago

Omg season 2 looks hella badass I was actually surprised it still came out w The same Detective, Harry. Will definitely check out Sharp Objects

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yomomaspimp · 7 years ago

Yeah can't wait for it :). For sure, it's so similar to The Sinner(though only one episode out but it has a similar vibe/style to it).

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Sarclown · 7 years ago

Great show! Just binged on Netflix. Great cast, solid acting, twists & turns all done in with good cinematography. Honestly, best thing I’ve seen on Netflix since Ozark.

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kiwi_ASSHOLE · 7 years ago

Omg. I binge-watched this show today with my friends on a whim and wow I loved it so much! Yes, that scene and the bone-crushing scene were SO hard to watch. Also the sis-sest... ugh honestly one of the most disturbing any of us has watched. We were so intrigued the whole way through, and were excited to hear that there will be a season 2 soon.

I haven't been able to get into Netflix show in a while because I just found it too overwhelming, so I've been sticking to youtube. But this show makes me want to look for shows in the same vein/ caliber. Open to suggestions!

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[deleted] · 7 years ago

Oh I totally forgot about the bone crushing lol but when I saw Phoebe get her rib cage crushed I was shocked af ! It all made sense after that but damn I was like wtf throughout that whole episode. Also forgot about that sis-sest too lol but tbh I wasn't too shocked I mean she did kiss her lol I liked how despite how much Phoebe was bed ridden she was much more daring than her older sister. Netflix has a LOT of good tv shows like damn I watched so many tv shows on there lol maybe you might like Bates Motel haven't finished watching it sorry I'm rambling lol

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andrewdavidoval · 7 years ago

Wow.

I just finished the show as well in two sittings. Phenomenal show. I would put it up there as a more straight forward True Detective Season 1. It was fantastic and and Beil crushed it.

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anotha1bitesthecrust · 7 years ago

Same. Started last night, finished just 10 mins ago. It was actually a satisfying ending. Loved the show so much.

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[REQUEST] Series similar to “The Sinner”

Posted by piphead25 · in r/NetflixBestOf · 5 years ago

I’ve never really seen anything quite like this, it’s unusual plot just really intrigued me. Can anyone recommend me series that are a bit out of the box?

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Lucycoopermom · 5 years ago

The killing! Is so much like the sinner. Great suggestion from the person above ����

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zdonkeyspeaks · 5 years ago

The Killing is 1000x better

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PersnickeyPants · 5 years ago
  • Marcella (Netflix)
  • Orphan Black (Amazon Prime)
  • Thirteen (the mini series, not the movie) (Amazon Prime)
  • The Missing (Amazon Prime)
  • The Killing (Hulu)
  • Top of the Lake: China Girl (Hulu)
  • Retribution (Netflix)
  • The Five (Netflix)
  • The Forest (mini series, French language) (Netflix)
  • Broadchurch (Netflix)
  • Black Spot (French language) (Netflix)
  • The End of the F**king World (Netflix)
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zdonkeyspeaks · 5 years ago

All these great. End of the f ing world. Loved it

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PersnickeyPants · 5 years ago

If you liked "End of the F**king World", then watch the movie "I Don't Feel At Home in the World Anymore" on Netflix. It has the same vibe to it.

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piphead25 · OP · 5 years ago

Thanks so much !

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OlderAndCynical · 5 years ago

The Night Of - an HBO miniseries.

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zdonkeyspeaks · 5 years ago

Amazing!!

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funwred28 · 5 years ago

Seven Seconds - Netflix

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ShadyCrow · 5 years ago

The Missing on Amazon Prime, but only season 2 (it's an anthology so you can start anywhere). Incredible story, very complex with multiple timelines. The main detective has a lot of similarities to Bill Pullman's character. Super satisfying.

Season 1 has some good aspects but a terrible ending.

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Binged both seasons of The Sinner, what to watch next?

Posted by iwannaeataghost · in r/netflix · 6 years ago

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I really enjoyed both seasons, but I liked season 1 better.

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For me, it was brilliant that everything got answered by the last episode, no bs cliffhangers so they get renewed. It was refreshing that the mistery wasn't something supernatural but purely psychological. The fucked up childehood that the protagonist and her sister had, and in top of all, the hell released in a small town.

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Any other shows that has some of this aspects currently been streamed on netflix?

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Rickybones92 · 6 years ago

Give Sharp Objects (HBO) a try. Or Broadchurch (its on netflix) is also an exceptionally well made show.

If your looking for more of a gritty show watch Mindhunter on netflix.

So many good shows that are kinda similar in different ways.

Hope this helps!

Totally forgot Haunting on Hill House!

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jsavage420 · 6 years ago

True detective

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stinkpalm · 6 years ago

##The Killing!!!

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Drazz_Magnificus · 6 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg8-AbXqv4M

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jacquelynjoy · 6 years ago

Wait, there's a season 2 of The Sinner?! I loved Season 1 and binged it all in 2 days!

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Cop practices abstinence to save the woman he loves.

Posted by theamazingzuchhini · in r/ExplainAFilmPlotBadly · 2 months ago

Hints:

  1. In the end he sort of gets murdered, but not really.
  2. A character has a pun for a name.
  3. It's an early 90's sort of noir.
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PrettySailor · 1 month ago

The Wicker Man?

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theamazingzuchhini · OP · 1 month ago

Nope

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classiclyme · 2 months ago

Sin City

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theamazingzuchhini · OP · 2 months ago

Good one, but no.

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classiclyme · 2 months ago

The other guys

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nicoisnotarobot · 1 month ago

Me myself and Irene

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theamazingzuchhini · OP · 1 month ago

No Jim Carrey

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NoRoom2dark · 1 month ago

Cool World

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theamazingzuchhini · OP · 1 month ago

!Solved

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NoRoom2dark · 1 month ago

Loved this flick haha

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Question about the movie Sinners

Posted by Ok_Condition9511 · in r/vampires · 1 month ago

I can't find the answer so I figured I'd go to the place with the most knowledgeable fans--

So right before the garlic eating scene, they find that dead body and assume there's a vampire hiding inside with them. Smoke also visibly smells the blood on the floor. They trick you into thinking it's Slim but he recovers and they never really talk about it again. I can't find out why he smelled the blood or who actually killed that guy. Did anyone else notice this? I asked my wife but she missed it too.

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Lavinia_Foxglove · 1 month ago

No one killed that guy. He had a fight before the whole vampire mess started, during the card game, and got hurt. That is, where the blood is from. The guy is not dead though, he is passed out drunk, lying in a puddle of red wine and his blood and they realised it, after he woke up, when they threw him out. That is the scene where he was snatched by Cornbread and killed/ turned.

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Ok_Condition9511 · OP · 1 month ago

Thank you so much. I googled that half a dozen different ways trying to figure out what i missed. I'd give you 2 up votes if I could. 

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Lavinia_Foxglove · 1 month ago

No problem, happy to help. First time, I didn't really keep track on that guy either, since he was a minor character, but I watched the movie a few times by now.

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GalacticDaddy005 · 1 month ago

That guy was played by a buddy of mine!

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is "the sinner" worth watching?

Posted by MrSirCR · in r/netflix · 6 years ago

hey
the story sounds very interesting. i like series about killers like - dexter, the night of.
but i see alot of bad reviews of people saying its garbage etc etc.... and some say it a masterpiece.
anyone here saw it and can give me an honest opinion? my problem is if im not sure a show is good i wont be able to concentrate lol.

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alh4207 · 6 years ago

It's not really much like Dexter at all, but it was a really good story/plot in my opinion. Worth a watch, but if you're not into it after the first three or four episodes, you probably won't be into it by the end.

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Gomihyang · 6 years ago

It is not a serial killer story like a normal one but if you like psychological mysteries you will like this.

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GreyBedroom · 6 years ago

Yes. It was a good show, enjoyable and I’m looking forward to the next season coming on Netflix.

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justkeptfading · 6 years ago

The next season is nowhere near as good, just finished it last night and it definitely doesn't hold up.

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[deleted] · 6 years ago

I enjoyed the second season all the way until the big twist at the end. Just made me squirm.

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MucusShotSwaGGins · 6 years ago

Agreed it was alright. Definitely watch season 1 though OP.

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little_foot_89 · 6 years ago

ageee 100% on this.

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yowahoshi23 · 3 years ago

Watch THE SINNER online free. It is finally available for streaming. Enjoy it!

https://yourmovies.xyz/tvshows/the-sinner/

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stanley_twobrick · 6 years ago

Season 1 is, don't waste your time on season 2.

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winterspan · 6 years ago

Yes, definitely good.

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Thought I’d drop this right here fellow true crime fans. ‘The Sinner’ on Netflix is definitely worth the watch. It’s terrific.

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

Season 1 is outstanding, the other seasons really failed to live up to the first one in my opinion.

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music3k · 3 years ago

Is it netflix produced? If so, howd it get more than 2 seasons?

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stormdahl · 3 years ago

No, it's not.

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Jupit-72 · 3 years ago

Yep, it really took a deep dive after the 1st season. 2nd was OK, but the rest...

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rooooosa · 3 years ago

I really enjoyed all the seasons, especially the last one.

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shottaman · 3 years ago

Only season 1 is worth watching. The rest are bad

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

This is simply not true.

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jibalil2arz · 3 years ago

That was the case for me too. Watched season 1 and fell i love. Forced myself to go through season 2, season 3 I quit half way through episode 1.

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amazingspineman · 3 years ago

Season 1 taught me to never play the song “Huggin & Kissin” on a beach ever.

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Wendell-Short-Eyes · 3 years ago

My wife and I really enjoy this show, I thought the first two seasons were great and third was okay but still worth a watch. Bill Pullman puts in an excellent performance.

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Sinners movie script

Posted by Fridgeth · in r/Screenwriting · 5 months ago

Heyy, I just watched this movie a couple hours ago and I've been thinking about a lot of lines from the movie and want to read them again to make sure that I'm saying them right. The writing is so great. Can anyone find the script for me? I tried looking for it and maybe it's too early to get a script since it was just released but please let me know 😭😭

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HY3NAAA · 5 months ago

Me low-key searching the movie script cause I can’t understand southern accent

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twist-visuals · 3 months ago

Lol same boat. I had an issue mainly in the first half the film. Especially for Slim. He was fine in the second half but the first half it was really tricky to get what he was saying. Only clue was the replies from Stack and Sammie to get what he even said. I got the rough idea of his monologue about his friend, but would have been better if there were a bit of subtitles.

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Npeaknoda · 4 months ago

As someone with Auditory Processing Disorder, I was struggling in the theatre tonight.

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MissM09 · 4 months ago

See if they offer hearing assisted viewing or captioned viewings. Usually the theatre website tells if & when those are offered.💪🏾I don’t have APD & I struggled a couple times too.

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CamJam36 · 4 months ago

😆

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yeblod · 5 months ago

Your best bet is when they submit it for awards season unless the script gets published as a book.

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Fridgeth · OP · 5 months ago

Ahh okay, thank you!

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ShereeReneeThomas · 4 months ago

Loved this movie so much! Hope he does more in this universe. Nice to meet you, Mr. Coogler (he mentioned he made this movie to introduce himself to all of us :-)

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wintersantiagacold · 5 months ago

bookmarking bc i just saw it & i neeeed to read it too...

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OG-DanielSon · 21 days ago

Same!

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Miraculous4_2 · 1 month ago

Has anyone found the script yet?

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What is the plot of The Sinner

Overview of "The Sinner" Plot

"The Sinner" is a psychological thriller series that follows Detective Harry Ambrose as he investigates complex and often disturbing crimes. Each season features a different case, focusing on the motivations behind seemingly inexplicable acts of violence.

Key Points:

  1. Season 1:

    • Main Character: Cora Tannetti, a young mother.
    • Plot: Cora commits a shocking act of violence by stabbing a man to death in public. The story unravels her past and the psychological reasons behind her actions, exploring themes of trauma and repression.
  2. Season 2:

    • Focus: A young boy named Julian who is involved in a murder case.
    • Plot: Detective Ambrose delves into Julian's family dynamics and the dark secrets that lead to the crime, revealing a web of manipulation and abuse.
  3. Season 3:

    • New Case: A college student named Jamie who is involved in a fatal car accident.
    • Plot: As Ambrose investigates, he uncovers Jamie's troubled past and the moral complexities surrounding the incident, challenging notions of guilt and innocence.

Themes:

  • Psychological Exploration: Each season delves deep into the characters' psyches, exploring their motivations and traumas.
  • Moral Ambiguity: The series often blurs the lines between right and wrong, prompting viewers to question the nature of justice.

Recommendation:

If you enjoy character-driven narratives with psychological depth and suspense, "The Sinner" is a compelling watch. Each season stands alone, so you can start with any season that intrigues you.

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