Michael B. Jordan is reacting to Tom Cruise encouraging movie fans to go see 'Sinners.' On Sunday, Cruise posted this photo of himself holding up a movie ticket for Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' on Instagram. He captioned the pic, "Congratulations Ryan, Michael, and to the entire cast and crew. Must see in a cinema and stay through the end credits." Jordan reacted by sharing the post in an Instagram story and writing, "nah this crazyβ¦" after a mind-blown emoji.
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In a surprise upset, 'Sinners' beat 'A Minecraft Movie' and topped the domestic chart at the Easter weekend box office. Ryan Coogler's film starring Michael B. Jordan debuted to an estimated $48 million, well ahead of an expected $40 million and even higher than Sunday's estimate of $45.6 million.
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Ryan Coogler is reflecting on his time working with the late Chadwick Boseman and looking back at how committed the Boseman was to the role of 'Black Panther.' The 'Black Panther' director, who recently helmed Sinners starring Michael B. Jordan, made a recent appearance on 'The Breakfast Club,' where he was asked, "What did Chadwick Boseman bring out of you that Michael B. Jordan doesn't?"
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Delroy Lindo chats with THR at the 'Sinners' premiere and explains how music plays an essential part in the film's narrative. Plus, he reveals the highlights of working with Ryan Coogler.
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At the 'Sinners' premiere, Miles Caton talks to THR about his unique audition experience and how he worked with director Ryan Coogler to shape the musical sound of his character. Plus, he talks about..
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