Blackest thing in the film....
Either
Shuri clowing Tchalla’s Sandals
Michael b Jordan saying “Hey Auntie” to Angela Basset in the throne room.
Or Angela Bassett without her head wrap in the jungle Revealing the white locs
Get the Christopher Priest and Hudlin graphic novels.
Loved his character from the moment he appeared on screen. He was every bit a villain but it's hard not to agree with his motivations. Definitely made some valid points, the way he wanted to go about getting there though was against what T'Challa and the Wakandans were all about."how do you think they got them? you think they paid a fair price?"
His father was killed by T'Chaka ( his uncle) and he was left an orphan. His motivation was revenge and once he bested T'Challa he wanted no other potential challengers to his throne. He was rightfully angry after being abandoned by his family.Erik was essentially an American Black, having grown up in the US. The only black outsider in the movie, and they made him crazy. Burning the flowers, emulating CaC colonists..."The sun will never set on the Wakandan Empire"
It's uncomfortable to them.
They ain't meant to understand it.
They thought they was getting a run of the mill action movie
I get he wanted revenge, and he got it. But he also wanted to rule Wakanda and empower Blacks worldwide, but they undercut his message by making him into a crazy man who posed a threat to Wakanda's very survival.
Blackest thing in the film....
Either
Shuri clowing Tchalla’s Sandals
Michael b Jordan saying “Hey Auntie” to Angela Basset in the throne room.
Or Angela Bassett without her head wrap in the jungle Revealing the white locs
Let's get this popping
Cacs would be shook, it'll be hilarious
War. He posed a threat to Wakanda regardless of his ambitions because while his intentions were the empowerment of blacks, his way was to wage war rather than work diplomatically. Had he died after burning the flowers, the remaining tribes would've fought for the throne.
