Ryan Coogler

Remmick delivers a chilling philosophical sermon about the falsehoods of religion and hierarchy, promising a violent spiritual awakening.

Damian confronts his childhood friend Adonis, demanding a professional title shot after serving eighteen years in prison.

Smoke confronts his younger cousin Sammie after a performance, warning him to abandon the dangerous life of a traveling musician for a respectable future in Mound Bayou. The conversation turns volatile as Sammie challenges Smoke's authority by bringing up the violent truth about their family's past and his refusal to be intimidated.

T'Challa visits his sister Shuri in her high-tech lab to prepare for a mission to capture Klaue. The scene balances playful sibling rivalry with the introduction of advanced Wakandan technology, highlighting Shuri's genius and T'Challa's transition into his role as King.

Delta Slim confronts his associates regarding the shifting loyalties in their community as supernatural tensions rise. He seeks to maintain order and instill a sense of duty while grappling with the fear of an encroaching, unknown threat.

In a tense standoff inside a lumber mill juke joint, Grace desperately pleads to rescue her husband while Annie explains the supernatural nature of the 'haints' hunting them. The group grapples with the realization that their friend is lost to a curse and discusses the spiritual stakes of the evil they face.

Erik Killmonger addresses the Wakandan council to outline his global revolutionary agenda. He challenges the nation's history of isolationism and demands the distribution of vibranium weapons to arm oppressed people worldwide, seeking to establish a new global empire.

Oscar and Sophina discuss their New Year's resolutions and struggle with trust issues following Oscar's past infidelity.

While doing dishes, Wanda urges her son Oscar to take the train into the city for New Year's Eve to stay safe and avoid driving.

Wanda visits her son Oscar in prison to tell him she will no longer facilitate his visits, forcing him to face the reality of his choices.

Adonis and Bianca bond over dinner as they discuss their professional ambitions and Adonis's struggle to convince a family friend to train him.

In a jail cell, Adonis pushes Rocky away in a fit of self-loathing and grief, while Rocky tries to offer wisdom on overcoming anger with love.

Annie confronts a group of townspeople in a tense ritual to identify a supernatural threat among them. She forces everyone to eat raw garlic as a test of their humanity, raising the stakes of survival and communal trust.

Oscar admits to Sophina that he was fired two weeks ago and has been lying about it, leading to a tense confrontation about their future.

Mary confronts Stack about their shared past and his decision to push her away for her own safety. They grapple with the sacrifices made to survive a systemic racial divide and the emotional cost of their separation.

Mary confronts Stack about their shared past and his decision to send her away, while Stack reveals the dangerous lengths he went to for her safety.

In a tense confrontation at a lumber mill, Pearline and Sammie face the terrifying reality of Remmick's true nature. The scene centers on the characters' realization that they are in the presence of a supernatural threat, heightening the stakes of survival and spiritual dread.

Smoke confronts two thieves attempting to rob his vehicle in broad daylight, using immediate and violent force to protect his cargo. The scene establishes Smoke's ruthless efficiency and the high stakes of his operation as he transitions from a moment of calm to a calculated act of violence.

T’Challa confronts Zuri to uncover the dark secret behind his uncle N’Jobu’s disappearance. The scene reveals a legacy of betrayal and a moral failing by T’Challa’s father, challenging T’Challa’s perception of his family and his responsibilities as the new King.

Adonis reveals his identity as Apollo Creed's son to Rocky Balboa and asks the retired champion to train him.

Annie and Smoke engage in a tense confrontation regarding faith, superstition, and the 'blood money' Smoke earns. The argument shifts from spiritual skepticism to a deeply personal place as they grapple with the shared grief of a lost child and the protection Annie believes her rituals provided him.

A confrontational, cautionary, paternal SMOKE & SAMMIE's duologue from "Sinners" by Ryan Coogler.

Smoke dismisses the existence of the supernatural while Annie claims her spiritual rituals are the only reason he survived his violent past.

Stack attempts to poach Delta Slim from his long-standing gig at Messengers by offering him cash and imported beer.

Adonis reveals the truth about his past with Damian and his survivor's guilt, while Bianca encourages him to face his trauma in the ring.

A philosophical, menacing, ritualistic, intense REMMICK & SAMMIE's duologue from "Sinners" by Ryan Coogler.