Dillah810
Flat Girther
Same here. They were both great and I wanted to see them return.
Official Black Panther MCU Thread
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I wish I could see Oakland’s reaction to this. Their son made a cultural masterpiece :BlackPantherBanderas:Did you expect anything less from Coogler
Killmonger = Will
TChalla = Carlton
TChalla = Carlton
Low key this could inflame the Africa vs African Americans narrative.
Think about how Israel treats the diaspora.
Think about how Israel treats the diaspora.
Middle Finga U
Paper Chaser by Nature
This movie was 
brehs. Everyone was on point with the acting. Michael B. Jordan did a great job as Killmonger. As a black man I felt I could relate to his beef with Wakanda and its people. The ladies were looking lovely especially Lupita 
I don't know I just felt like there could've been a little bit more action. I could just be me though
brehs. Everyone was on point with the acting. Michael B. Jordan did a great job as Killmonger. As a black man I felt I could relate to his beef with Wakanda and its people. The ladies were looking lovely especially Lupita I don't know I just felt like there could've been a little bit more action. I could just be me though
This. It's because he wasn't over the top or didn't make any jokes
His subtle performance was 10/10
Kaluuya too was great
honestly almost felt bad for the white folks in the theater
my fam must have been the only ones who laughed at the colonizer scenecould literally feel these cacs squirming
white folks laughed at that shyt in my theater. Old white folks too
Just got out breahs and im drunk amd high if i type how im feeling mught be an essay with all theysmbilisms and what not fukk punctuation all ima say is i gotta some how find another for ticket tomorrow acnt say what aint been said i. this thread the kast 10 pages #blackexellence
Am I the only one that wanted Kilmonger to win 
Coogler made it seem like Wakanda was scared of the outside world which I never felt from the comics it was more of an air of arrogance like the rest of the world is beneath them. You get some of that from Shuri but it was downplayed for comedic purposes and wasn't enough IMO
Coogler made it seem like Wakanda was scared of the outside world which I never felt from the comics it was more of an air of arrogance like the rest of the world is beneath them. You get some of that from Shuri but it was downplayed for comedic purposes and wasn't enough IMO
New Jeruzalem Journalist
Superstar
On a personal note, I wanted to share something that really resonated with me.
My father passed away 3 weeks ago and he was the most important person in my life. Single father that raised me and my brothers and always instilled in us and everyone he met the importance of knowing yourself and your history. I was really hoping I could see BP with him when it dropped and he was really interested in the premise of the character and the movie. As hard as his death has been on me, he made it infinitely easier by always letting us know how much he loved us and keeping us all aware of his own mortality and how he expected us to carry on without him.
Well, there's a scene early in the film where
I almost shed a tear at that scene, it was so surreal to me on a personal level.
This movie really hits people at a lot of different angles, and it could have been so easy to botch things up trying to touch on so much at once, but they pulled it off.
My father passed away 3 weeks ago and he was the most important person in my life. Single father that raised me and my brothers and always instilled in us and everyone he met the importance of knowing yourself and your history. I was really hoping I could see BP with him when it dropped and he was really interested in the premise of the character and the movie. As hard as his death has been on me, he made it infinitely easier by always letting us know how much he loved us and keeping us all aware of his own mortality and how he expected us to carry on without him.
Well, there's a scene early in the film where
T'challa and his father are having their first conversation together after his death in civil war, and he says something to the effect of "A man who has not prepared his children for his death has failed them as a father."
I almost shed a tear at that scene, it was so surreal to me on a personal level.
This movie really hits people at a lot of different angles, and it could have been so easy to botch things up trying to touch on so much at once, but they pulled it off.
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
People are too caught up in showy performances.
Boseman in BP >> Bale in TDK
He grounds the film. Killmonger doesn't work as well without T'Challa's perspective.
Kaluuya...underrated as hell.
Real men, with real emotions and conflict. This movie has some of the most layered characters in comicbook movie or otherwise in a long time.
OnFleekTing
Superstar
killmonger made tchalla his bytch with all the truth bombs he was dropping
Im sure some were hoping for only African excellence but we got African American excellence too
my shyt was pretty awkward
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
Deadpool even knows whats up