This commitment to a conclusive story has made the film a standout in an era dominated by sequels and IP-driven projects, such as “Spider-Man: No Way Home” ($814M) and “Barbie” ($636M). “Sinners” ranks 25th among the decade’s highest-grossing domestic films, a rare original title amidst a sea of franchises.

Ryan Coogler has no plans for a Sinners sequel, which is by design. In a resurfaced interview posted before the Michael B. Jordan-starring film was released in theaters, the filmmaker said he thought of Sinners as a “full meal.”

Ryan Coogler has become one of the hottest names in Hollywood, and the ultra-popular movie Sinners is just the latest reason why. However, along with his most recent hit starring Michael B. Jordan, Coogler has directed multiple other popular films such as Fruitvale Station,