Los Angeles, Dec 31 (NationPress) Director Ryan Coogler expressed that he aimed for ‘Sinners’ to embody the essence of “an old blues song.” The 39-year-old filmmaker is enthusiastic about revisiting the film in the future and observing how his perspective on it evolves.

Coogler desired the film to be a complete experience, steering clear of audience demands for a sequel, as reported by ‘Female First UK’.

In an interview with ‘Empire’ magazine, he shared, “I found myself in the position of an audience member, recalling the feeling of watching something whole. My goal was to create a piece that is rich enough to mature with me, so that when I revisit it in the future—whether it’s two weeks or two decades later—I will have changed, and it will feel like a new movie. That, to me, is the ultimate goal. I was constantly listening to blues music while crafting the script and producing this film.”

He further elaborated, “When you encounter an exceptional blues track, you simply replay it. You don’t think, ‘When will there be a sequel to this song?’ You just want to relive it. As you age, it may evoke memories of the first time you heard it or of the summer it was released. My ideal outcome for this movie was for it to feel like an old blues classic.”

According to ‘Female First UK’, Coogler feels a sense of pride that audiences have reported watching Sinners multiple times in theaters.

He stated, “When I hear people say, ‘I’ve seen the movie three, four, or five times,’ I think, ‘That’s exactly what I intended.’ I wanted to create something that would encourage viewers to replay it endlessly. If my goal had been to launch a franchise or something similar, I don’t believe it would have achieved that quality.”

The ‘Black Panther’ director expressed satisfaction with having crafted a stand-alone film after years of involvement in franchises.