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Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Explodes With $4.7M in Previews — Is This the Next Box Office Monster?

Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ Explodes With $4.7M in Previews — Is This the Next Box Office Monster?

Ryan Coogler is back — and he’s brought a new kind of fire to the big screen. His latest film, Sinners, has kicked off its theatrical run with a bang, raking in an impressive $4.7 million in Thursday previews alone. That’s a strong sign this could be one of the biggest box office hits of the year.

Black Panther director Coogler has teamed up again with longtime collaborator Michael B. Jordan for this original thriller that’s got Hollywood buzzing. Early reactions from fans are glowing, with many calling it “Coogler’s darkest and boldest film yet.” The movie blends mystery, crime, and intense psychological drama — a fresh formula clearly striking a chord with audiences.

Industry experts say this kind of preview haul puts Sinners on track to open with at least $30 million this weekend — and possibly more if word of mouth keeps spreading.

The timing couldn’t be better. April is usually a slower month at the box office, and Sinners seems to be taking full advantage of the competition gap. Movie theaters have also been craving a new original hit — something that isn’t a sequel, remake, or superhero flick — and Sinners might just be the movie to break that dry spell.

Social media has exploded with praise, with hashtags like #SinnersMovie and #RyanCoogler trending overnight. Fans call the story “a wild ride with a jaw-dropping twist,” and Jordan’s performance is already generating early Oscar buzz.

If Sinners can keep up this momentum through the weekend, it could mark a major win for original storytelling in Hollywood — and remind everyone that Ryan Coogler is still one of the most powerful voices behind the camera today.

Whether you’re a fan of Coogler’s past work or just love a smart, gripping thriller, Sinners might be the must-watch movie of the season. Don’t be surprised if it ends up dominating the box office for weeks to come.

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