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Theatrical Tasting: SINNERS (2025)
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Theatrical Tasting: SINNERS (2025)

We went to an actual theater! Mini-episode on why Ryan Coogler's auteur-ish crowd pleaser is so important at this moment in cinema. Paired with Blood Oranges and Honey.

This was done quickly, as we went to a theater for the first time in 2025, and discovered a flawed but very exciting movie. A movie overflowing with ideas, energy, humor, and visual panache. I’m posting this after a long night at the winery where I hosted a private event for VC’s, so forgive any slapdash element of this. I have to go pass out now. To get up early tomorrow so I can take a meeting for a Blu Ray commentray track I’m also working on. How am I still poor?!?

In this episode we cover why Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS is such an important release at this specific moment in cinematic history. We cover Coogler’s 25-Year Rights Reversion deal, his Gross vs. Net profit deal, and how SINNERS is a true-blue crowd-pleaser while still being interesting in a good way - a combo we’d lost in recent years:

Say That Again For the Cheap Seats!

Your Attention is a Greater Currency Than Your Money

Dallas’ Pairing:

Honey Mead from Mississippi!

Traditional Dry is an award winning mead that is made with 100% pure Mississippi Honey. What makes this mead so amazing is that the honey used in this mead tastes just like cotton candy going into the fermenter, but the mead that comes out is completely dry with wonderful floral and spice notes and a hint of citrus and banana on the nose.

Dave’s Pairing:

Pendray’s Blood Orange Amaro Liqueur

Amaro is Italian for bitter. Pendray’s Amaro is a blood orange, herbal liqueur that has a bitter-sweet flavor and can be consumed as a digestif, a mixer, with tonic water, or as we like it, neat. A brandy base made from blood oranges, steeped in a proprietary blend of herbs, spices, fruits, seeds, and oils.

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