Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfield, Miles Caton, Wunmi Mosaku, Delroy Lindo, Jack O’Connell,
Omar Miller, Li Jun Li, Yao and Jayme Lawson.
Director: Ryan Coogler
Be careful with your words and who you invite onto your property—especially into your
home. They say our house is sacred, and those who are not welcome or invited should not be
able to enter without the owner’s permission. Evil is often drawn to beauty, trying to destroy it. It
brings chaos and destruction because that is its nature—it wants everyone to be miserable. Evil
has a twisted idea of what it means to be happy and alive.
Humans, on the other hand, can find happiness easily. Let them rest, give them freedom to enjoy
simple things like music, and they come alive.
In this film, you’ll see how beautiful things can transport people to paradise—even if only for a
moment. But at the same time, beauty can also bring chaos, pain, danger, and destruction in the
blink of an eye. Evil cannot enter our space without an invitation or permission, so again, be
careful with your words and who you’re talking to. Words are powerful—they can keep us safe
and alive, but they can also lead us into danger or, worse, death.
The first 30 minutes of the film are quiet—focused on dialogue and building suspense as you try
to guess where the story is going. But as the film progresses, it becomes more and more
interesting. The style and wardrobe are captivating—beautiful yet simple. The characters blend
well with one another, and the color grading and cinematography are top-tier, transporting you to
another era.
The story kept my attention from start to finish.
Lastly, the music is incredible—I’m not even kidding. After the film, I made a note to look up
the playlist or soundtrack. The vibe is everything. Different music genres all in one film? WOW.
Overall, the film is definitely a MUST-WATCH. From the story and characters to the style,
wardrobe, and music—everything about it is so well done.
