Sinners has confirmed its digital release date – and it's right around the corner.
The latest collaboration between writer-director Ryan Coogler and Michael B Jordan — who previously worked together on Black Panther and Creed — follows twin brothers who return to their hometown in 1930s Mississippi and throw a huge party for the Black community.
Unfortunately, not only does the spectre of racism and segregation hang over everything they do, but also the threat of a travelling band of vampires who see their gathering as the perfect opportunity for a feast.
Following wide critical acclaim and a healthy haul at the box office, Warner Bros UK has confirmed that Sinners will be available to rent or buy on digital platforms from 3 June, with the studio also sharing an on-set photo in the announcement via X.
Prime Video and Apple TV already have pre-order pages live if you want to watch as soon as its available next week, so there's plenty of options for one to sink their teeth into.
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Sinners has been hugely praised by critics, and although it has lost its 100% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it is still Coogler's best-reviewed film with a 97% critic score from 365 reviews.
It has also been a box office hit after grossing just under $339 million worldwide against a $90 million budget. At the time of writing, Box Office Mojo ranks Sinners as the sixth highest-grossing film of the year so far.
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For those of you who have seen the film already, you might be surprised to learn that its signature scene, a powerhouse musical sequence, was a last-minute addition to the screenplay.
"The script changed from the time I auditioned to the read-through with the cast," shared Wunmi Mosaku, who plays Annie. "The script I got two days before the read-through had the past and future ancestors in the scene, and I got chills. That extra detail, I was like, 'Wow, this man [Coogler] is a genius.'"
Sinners is still playing in cinemas, and will be available for digital purchase and renting on 3 June.
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