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Do Hollywood writers near drag queens to inspire them?

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Earlier today my husband and I watched the new blockbuster Sinners today, and he remarked that the movie plot was essentially the same as the drag queen version we'd seen just over a year earlier, Slay. The main difference was that the major theme behind this year's movie was racism, and last year's movie's was homophobia. I enjoyed both movies. Today's actually had better eye candy in Michael B. Jordan and Jack O'Connell. However, no denying that Slay had a more original plot. I don't know whether they'd have a case for copyright violations, but it certainly did seem like a stolen plot. Have any of you also watched both movies? Did you feel similarly?

Michael B. Jordan:

Michael B. Jordan Gets Oiled Up for 'Creed' + Covers Men's Fitness Magazine  [Photos] | www.lovebscott.com

Jack O'Connell:

Everyone needs a bit of Jack O'Connell in their lives. He needs to sort out  his tats though....

Sinners' review: Michael B. Jordan does double duty in a pulsating treat |  AP NewsWhy Remmick's Eyes Glow Red In Sinners

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