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Jan 14, 2026 40 min

Ep 17 | Will Sinners Keep Getting Snubbed?

from Color Commentary Hosted by Dr. Charles Cole III

Ryan Coogler made a $368 million vampire thriller with a nearly all-Black cast. Michael B. Jordan delivered a career-defining dual performance. Warner Bros. had the biggest original Black film of the year. And the Golden Globes gave it two awards - one of which wasn't even televised. Meanwhile, a table tennis movie made $79 million and won Best Actor. A 2 hour 41 minute PTA film about anarchists made $200 million and won Best Screenplay. Is Sinners bound to get snubbed at the Oscars? --- Thank you for listening to Color Commentary. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us an email at [email protected] And if you like what you hear, please subscribe to the show, leave us a five-star rating, share it on social media, and join us every Thursday for more Color Commentary with Dr. Cole.

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