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The films. The people behind them. The business and cultural meaning beyond the opening weekend.
3 films
Theatrical · 2025
Sinners
Ryan Coogler
Worldwide box office
$371,568,759
Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.
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Theatrical · 2022
Nope
Jordan Peele
Worldwide box office
$171,235,592
Peele expanded into large-scale science-fiction horror with an original Black-led theatrical release.
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Theatrical · 2019
Us
Jordan Peele
Worldwide box office
$256,071,218
Peele’s second feature reinforced his position as a major original-horror filmmaker.
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