Michael B. Jordan Announces 'Sinners' On Digital With Sultry Selfie

Michael B. Jordan Sends The Internet Into A Frenzy With Sultry Lip-Biting Pic

Michael B. Jordan announced 'Sinners' being available on digital platforms with a steamy pic that got the Internet going.

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You can now officially watch Ryan Coogler’s culture-defining film, Sinners, at home. The top-rated movie hit digital retailers, and Michael B. Jordan, star of the vampire flick, promoted its availability with a sultry selfie that set the Internet on fire.

“I am a sinner, I’m probably going to sin again,” was one of the comments posted underneath Michael B. Jordan’s steamy pic. MBJ is fully clothed in the photo, which is clearly a pic he snapped on set in his character Stack’s costume. It’s his body language and caption that makes it so damn good “That scene you missed? Now you can watch it as many times as you like 🚬 💵” he wrote. If you know, you know.

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Michael B. Jordan gave one of his most praised performances in Sinners—playing Smoke and Stack—polar-opposite twin brothers. Smoke is direct and rules with an iron fist, and Stack is led by his carnal desires. Together, they were each other’s keeper and had big dreams of running their own Black juke joint during the Jim Crow era.

In related Michael news, he is currently on the cover of New York Magazine‘s Hollywood Issue. We had the pleasure of capturing Jordan’s co-star, Wunmi Mosaku, for our March cover story in which she opened up about tapping into the role of Annie.

“It’s almost hard to put in words because I see the lessons I learned from her show up in places I didn’t expect. I find myself asking, ‘What would Annie do?’ My husband’s always saying, I move too fast, I can have accidents. I can skip over the details. I will listen to fear first since that can be the loudest voice. Annie has taught me to trust in my power. Slowing down and trusting the right thing will be made obvious.”

For fans seeking a Sinners sequel, director Ryan Coogler didn’t think of doing a part two. “I’ve been in a space of making franchise films for a bit, so I wanted to get away from that,” Coogler explained in an interview with Ebony. “I was looking forward to working on a film that felt original and personal to me and had an appetite for delivering something to audiences that was original and unique.”

So does that mean he’s considering it? Lol.

Catch Sinners on digital platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home on June 3.

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