Official Black Panther MCU Thread

[Jplaya2023]

Man im sitting here thinking about seeing it again. It is 5 dolla Tuesday

 

[MartyMcFly]

i gotta see this shyt again damnit.

Seeing it again this weekend and possibly the next weekend lol. And then The Strangers Prey At Night

 

[OmegaK2099]

Finally saw it, movie was epic, only drawback i found was some of the cgi on the costume looking too cartoonish at times

 

[Dillah810]

 

[Zero]

I need this on my wall

 

[agpxknt]

I'm jealous of T'Challa's and Killmongers hair
Wakanda got the cure for male pattern baldness right?

 

[Jx2]

I'm jealous of T'Challa's and Killmongers hair
Wakanda got the cure for male pattern baldness right?

Ask your doctor if microdosing Vibranium is right for you






Side effects? Pffff FOH

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

No tears for me?

Spoiler

the side shot of MBJ crying after that

A mix of both

Coli brehs get that picture are making a smiley fasho.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

I'm jealous of T'Challa's and Killmongers hair
Wakanda got the cure for male pattern baldness right?

Ask your doctor if microdosing Vibranium is right for you






Side effects? Pffff FOH

 

[Dillah810]

I'm jealous of T'Challa's and Killmongers hair
Wakanda got the cure for male pattern baldness right?

I was just about to say that. I'm was just now coming to grips with loosing my hair and being comfortable being bald. But this film got me in my feelings cuz I want to grow Killmonger dreads badly and can't

 

[Neuromancer]

Yo it’s about to be some Cac on Cac violence up here in the theater

film it.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

I haven't posted in this thread in awhile only because I'm like 200 pages behind on BP posts in various BP related threads.
Wakanda Forever!

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Yo i gotta see this shyt again wtf
Q&A: How Do I Know If My IMAX Theatre is Real 70mm IMAX or lieMAX (Digital IMAX)? – /Film

The "IMAX" i went to wasn't real.

Mine was real. mine was real.

 

[The axe murderer]

Michael B. Jordan Snuck Into Black Panther Screenings Opening Night

• By Matt Dolloff
  
• 02.19.2018
• 14 Comments

Michael B. Jordan opened up on his experience sneaking into an opening night screening of Black Panther, which he did in order to see the reactions of fans in a normal theater setting. The 31-year-old actor definitely had to slip through some massive crowds in order to get into the screening undetected, because Black Panther has had some of the greatest early success of any movie – not just for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s projected to earn $243 million domestically over the four-day President’s Day weekend, the second-highest mark behind only Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Jordan is a major part of Black Panther’s high critical acclaim. He’s already establishing himself as one of the most compelling MCU villains, and he’s entered the conversation for the MCU’s best baddie to date. His volcanic, emotionally resonant performance will only raise his profile further. So it could be quite difficult for Jordan to be able to sneak into any future screenings.

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ET caught up with Jordan on the red carpet at the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday, asking him to describe what it was like watching an opening night screening of Black Panther with fans. As you’d expect, it was quite a different kind of experience than a premiere event or critic’s screening. The actor explained that he mainly wanted to see how actual fans reacted to the movie. Here’s how he described it:

“Honestly, everybody was laughing, they were yelling at the screen, you know what I’m saying? The gasps, the one-liners, everything was working so it was cool to see it with a normal audience – not at a premiere, not at a press junket. They were really engaged and interacting with the film, so it was good to see.”

It’s safe to say that Jordan left the theater satisfied with how fans responded to the movie. He also said that he wasn’t sure how fans would react to him playing a villain, which hasn’t been the norm for him over the course of his career. But he’s certainly happy with the positive reactions so far. Here’s what he said about that:


“It is a little relaxing to know people are really liking the performance. [Playing the bad guy] was something I’d never really done before so I was anxious to see how it would play and if it worked … it felt good.”

There are a lot of uncommon things happening at theaters that are illustrating the massive demand to see Black Panther. Jordan isn’t the only one who tried to sneak in; he was successful, unlike these two kids with a ridiculous trench coat disguise. Young fans who otherwise lacked the opportunity were able to get to theaters in droves, thanks to a viral crowdfunding campaign. And Kendrick Lamar, who produced and curated the Black Panther soundtrack, is teaming with his label to send up to 1,000 Los Angeles-area youths to free screenings. Add Jordan’s clandestine screening attendance to the list.

Jordan managed to elevate the character of Killmonger to one of the most memorable bad guys in the MCU, despite significant changes from the comic book version. Black Panther director Ryan Coogler took some big risks with the way he approached Killmonger, but they appear to be paying off in a major way. Much of the credit for that should go to Jordan for delivering such a charismatic performance, the kind that almost makes you forget about those changes. It certainly looks like Jordan has pleased the majority of the crowd.
Michael B. Jordan Snuck Into Black Panther Screenings Opening Night

 

[NobodyReally]

The Black Panther fandom is EXPLODING. I've never seen such a huge influx of Marvel art and stories over such a short period of time. These are my favorite so far.



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