Official Black Panther MCU Thread

[Fatboi1]

Okoye, Shuri, Nakia, M'Baku, practically everyone stole the show.

I really really loved Okoye's scenes though. She was fukking dope.

That final scene though

 

[BillBanneker]

fukk Magneto.

Kilmonger is REALER than that.

Hey Ziggiy, you're a big comic head as well; What do you think about Wakanda's portrayal in the film?


Not visually, but philosophically/intellectually? It's my only (big) issue with it. The comics really give a good illustration for Wakanda's isolation (attempts of invasion from a multitude of countries/peoples, the responsibility of having vibranium), what makes them great, and how that's not solely do to the access to vibranium. Especially in contrast to Erik's critiques to Wakanda.

 

[Triggamatic]

Imma be honest. I didn't like it. Ryan Coogler's direction was not for me. Really don't care about anything else.

 

[Khalil's_Black_Excellence]

Imma be honest. I didn't like it. Ryan Coogler's direction was not for me. Really don't care about anything else.

 

[SmarkMero]

 

[Art Barr]

CGI was though to be honest

We are black, we make due.

Art Barr

 

[SmarkMero]

 

[Art Barr]

Imma be honest. I didn't like it. Ryan Coogler's direction was not for me. Really don't care about anything else.

So gives us an honestly indepth review.
Since you went so off brand from the unsaid united front.

I wanna read this cause I feel any negative reviews are from actual personal and social disconnect of the reviewer. That I would like to read these review based thoughts the negative minority has.
Just to see the bullshyt, that your type comes up with. To deflect away from the fact you have obvious cultural disconnect.




Art Barr

 

[The Minister Of Culture]

Spoiler

'so you can lock me in a box? naw, just bury me in the ocean like my ancestors that jumped from the ships...they had the right idea: rather die than live in bondage'

*disclaimer - that might not be exact, but it's damn close...after i see it again tomorrow, i'll be able to say it exact*

After research I learned Killmonger was referencing Igbo Landing with that quote

 

[Rain]

Also, was it just me or was there also a surprisingly good amount of IMAX footage? Caught me of guard. Aside from some CGI issues (which exist in every MCU movie ), this was a beautiful film

 

[Achille]

I saw it last night. It was good film and had a great story. I enjoyed seeing it but there are some things I didn't like. After seeing the movie I still feel Chadwick's performance and voice in Civil War was better. The action scenes could of been better too and the CGI was lacking. I know this is Ryan's first big budget movie and he never needed to have a big stunt team & use extensive CGI in his previous movies so I will have to give him the pass. Hopefully he gained a lot of knowledge from this experience and shows improvements on the sequel. I am seeing the movie again this weekend.

 

[Apollo]

Imma be honest. I didn't like it. Ryan Coogler's direction was not for me. Really don't care about anything else.

I was loving it until the end, the bad cgi took me out of it and the fact I was more on Killmonger's side of things.

Killmonger was the rightful king.

 

[Pammy91]

I’m leaving in an hour to go see this finally

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

I'm at the theater in Newark and it's a big ass line outside for the 10 AM showing

2 damn school buses in the parking lot.

 

[SmarkMero]