Official Black Panther MCU Thread
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Propaganda
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well ya lol. i saw it in the theater. i just want to carry it around.
Saw it again during the snowstorm in NY, it was just me and a white couple in the whole theater.
Little things I missed the first time
-The father talking to his son in the beginning was Killmonger’s dad talking to him.
-the museum curator showing signs of poisoning before dying
-Killmonger calling Zuri “Uncle James” (his codename) before he stabbed him
-the female Jabari during the final battle
-The giant gorilla statue in the Jabari’s land (idk how I missed that
)
-when Killmonger went to the ancestral plane in his pops apartment the outside was purple like how it was for T’challa
-T’challa calling Killmonger ‘N'Jadaka’ when he makes his return for the final battle.
Seeing it for a second time after the hype died down made me more objective about it, I have it at #3 behind Winter Soldier and GOTG.
The fighting scenes were slightly lackluster besides the giant battle at the end, and Killmonger vs T’challa.
Still an excellent film, they just gotta tighten up the fighting choreography for the sequel.
Little things I missed the first time
-The father talking to his son in the beginning was Killmonger’s dad talking to him.
-the museum curator showing signs of poisoning before dying
-Killmonger calling Zuri “Uncle James” (his codename) before he stabbed him
-the female Jabari during the final battle
-The giant gorilla statue in the Jabari’s land (idk how I missed that
)-when Killmonger went to the ancestral plane in his pops apartment the outside was purple like how it was for T’challa
-T’challa calling Killmonger ‘N'Jadaka’ when he makes his return for the final battle.
Seeing it for a second time after the hype died down made me more objective about it, I have it at #3 behind Winter Soldier and GOTG.
The fighting scenes were slightly lackluster besides the giant battle at the end, and Killmonger vs T’challa.
Still an excellent film, they just gotta tighten up the fighting choreography for the sequel.
The impactful part of his line wasn't the bury me in the ocean part. It was the ancestors who jumped from slave ships part. It showed that even back then there were people like him who rather die then be held in bondage. That's a powerful message.A lot though?
Taking that part out and just saying "bury me in the ocean ....with my ancestors" makes it seem like we used to do ocean burials like vikings or something.
Plus saying "they knew death was better" without the context of bondage makes no sense. The audience would be like, better than what?
shyts hilarious. shawty was going off, talking about "shyt is wack, shyt is this, shyt is that, it should be said like this: insert- some cheese infested bull shyt".. ppl need to stay in there lanes.
the same goes 4 them clowns over-critiquing Micheal B performance as Killmonger. saying he didn't do this, he didn't do that. Yet had Killmonger was depicted as they wanted, Killmonger would be out here sounding like Braxton P Hartnabrigg.
Rell84shots
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I say broham i'd rather be buried in the ocean than held captive under your tyranny.
Dr. Narcisse
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Coates talking about difficult it is to write T'Challa, the premiere and the movie. Good stuff 
Still Processing - Podcasts - The New York Times
Scroll to the bottom for the Feb 16th pod
Still Processing - Podcasts - The New York Times
Scroll to the bottom for the Feb 16th pod
Saw it again during the snowstorm in NY, it was just me and a white couple in the whole theater.
Little things I missed the first time
-The father talking to his son in the beginning was Killmonger’s dad talking to him.
-the museum curator showing signs of poisoning before dying
-Killmonger calling Zuri “Uncle James” (his codename) before he stabbed him
-the female Jabari during the final battle
-The giant gorilla statue in the Jabari’s land (idk how I missed that
-when Killmonger went to the ancestral plane in his pops apartment the outside was purple like how it was for T’challa
-T’challa calling Killmonger ‘N'Jadaka’ when he makes his return for the final battle.
Seeing it for a second time after the hype died down made me more objective about it, I have it at #3 behind Winter Soldier and GOTG.
The fighting scenes were slightly lackluster besides the giant battle at the end, and Killmonger vs T’challa.
Still an excellent film, they just gotta tighten up the fighting choreography for the sequel.
I’ll let you slide with Winter Solder but GOTG 1? Electric sliding to beat the final villain?
but
IMO the relatablility of BP destroy all comic movies so it really isn’t close for me....BP is the only comic movie I saw 4 times and each time I see it I’m not like hurry up lets get to the ‘good’ parts.
Dr. Narcisse
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This dude
Dr. Narcisse
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While I wish the fights were better (primarily because it would dead all the noise about there being a better Marvel film. There are more enjoyable films...not sure when factoring everything there is a better one imo)
I’ll let you slide with Winter Solder but GOTG 1? Electric sliding to beat the final villain?
but
IMO the relatablility of BP destroy all comic movies so it really isn’t close for me....BP is the only comic movie I saw 4 times and each time I see it I’m not like hurry up lets get to the ‘good’ parts.
I agree with you tho. The movie has so much more interesting stuff going on instead of rushing to the next action beat.
Same. I went into BP expecting a dope comic book film with a majority black cast and was wowed when I got way more then I thought. Killmonger and the themes they touched on shocked me.
I’ll let you slide with Winter Solder but GOTG 1? Electric sliding to beat the final villain?
but
IMO the relatablility of BP destroy all comic movies so it really isn’t close for me....BP is the only comic movie I saw 4 times and each time I see it I’m not like hurry up lets get to the ‘good’ parts.
The whole movie was good. I loved almost every single part. The ONLY part I wish was a tad bit better was the lighting in the first scene with the refugees and the final fight. Other than that the movie moved along perfectly.