No other scene in the film explains that better than the surreal montage in the juke joint that a lot of people have been talking about since the film's release. Not only is it captivating, but it ...

What do you get when you mix Ryan Coogler’s bold vision, a splash of Stanley Kubrick’s cosmic genius, and a lively juke joint? You get Michael B. Jordan’s Sinners—a visual feast that delivered the ...

It’s 1930s Mississippi, and Jordan plays twins, Smoke and Stack, who return to the Deep South and decide to open a juke joint ... which transitions into the introduction of three strong characte ...

Jordan) return from Chicago to their hometown in Mississippi to launch a juke joint. That night, preacher boy Sammie (Miles Caton) performs a song on his guitar that becomes so transcendent ...

Jordan in dual roles as Smoke and Stack, twin hustlers who return to their hometown of Clarksdale, Mississippi, to open a juke joint in an abandoned cotton mill. Enlisting the help of their younger ...