Really intriguing input, I'm going to assume you agree with me as there was no retort to anything I said.
Official MCU Black Panther 2 Thread
Really intriguing input, I'm going to assume you agree with me as there was no retort to anything I said.
Tryna Makit
High plains drifter
Appreciate it brehRead the full plot leak on reddit and it's total bs.
Huge Spoilers, so don't read unless you want to be spoiled
Ramonda gets killed by the sea mexicans during their attack on Wakanda. Why would Coogler decide to do that? Because it's entirely unnecessary and wrong. And Angela Bassett deserves better.
In a post credit scene Nakia is revealed as having given birth to T'Challa's son and they call him T'Challa. Apparently that's the compromise with the recast T'Challa people
T'Challa gets some mysterious disease and Shuri tries to save him but can't. So as advanced as they are they can't save him from a mysterious disease?
And yeah he wasn't going to make it but if they went with a disease they could have made it something mystical or technological that some villain was behind which would lead to Doom or someone else.
Shuri is Black Panther, which we knew, but M'Baku isn't co-BP at all, she's the only BP.
Hate having to go internet diving for spoilers
Peter Popoff
AKA Petty Pimpiń..🤑
True..... part of me feels like there will be a paradigm shift of black excellence from MCU to DC.....especially with James Gunn taking over. I love his vision and soundtracks for movies. I can see GL, Icon, static shock projects in the future after the success of black Adam.
MCU is alienating the core audience that buys their shyt, hate on nerds/incels/etc what ever but them fukkers buy shyt and then when it comes to toys the literal core audience that would buy black panther toys and merch are little boys lol and they pretty much said fukk em.
DC can capitalize on this by toning down the quota stuff and really just keeping it simple. Black Adam was solid to me as it didnt bring anything new per say it checked off the boxes for a solid Comic Flick, but breh playing Hawkman really impressed me in how he didnt have to do any token shyt, they didnt have to play up his blackness too much (in the context of hey yall im black let me do some jive talk) he got to legit stand in his masculinity and lead while still being imperfect but his imperfect traits weren't used to make him seem weak.
I know people love BP1 but T'Challa came off as weak to me compared to how I have read about him + his Civil War presentation.
Womb Raider
movin' thru the city streets
Going on Sunday on free tickets thru my school 
Because you underestimate the power of storiesI think people need to remind themselves its just a movie, its not the serious
The first BP wasn't some Malcolm X tier display of black excellence in the first place so I don't understand why people are looking to a comic book movie made by disney to be anything but that
Unfortunately Chadwick passed so they had to shift, if its some black girl magic shyt my black girl will probably enjoy it. It is what it is.
Black Panther wasn't any of that shyt to me either but I could tangibly see the effect it had on people
These discussions are heated for a reason
I haven't seen it but it has been interesting seeing how much black men fukk with Black Adam
And all of the articles shytting on it
I wouldn't get my hopes up
Kang hasn't even been what he was promised to be in Loki
Breh said Namor felt like a "Mexican Killmonger"
His review made it sound like a Black trauma film with action sprinkled in between.
this is what lotta folks gripes were with this phase. Loki made it seem like we were gonna see Kang Sprinkled in every or most things after lmfao we saw him once there then next time is in the next phase. Phase 4 has been GARBAGE
I haven't seen it but it has been interesting seeing how much black men fukk with Black Adam
And all of the articles shytting on it
Its nothing amazing honestly, If I didnt have AMC Stubs I woulda saw it at the crib, BUT that being said The Rock did his Rock thing but Aldis Hodge and Pierce were good in this, almost too good for the movie imo lol Like it legit makes you want a JSA prequel with them two in it
Yea they over promised and under delivered
They kept selling the idea of everything being connected but it didn't pan out that way.
Going on Sunday on free tickets thru my school
Spades Of Aces
The Infinity Watcher
Just finished seeing this movie…I’ll give my raw thoughts:
This movie felt “heavy” and understandably so. The beginning and the end of the movie evoked a lot of sadness and silence in the theater. It really hits you knowing that Chadwick is gone. I felt that this movie honored him gracefully and respectfully. You can feel the love and presence that he had on screen with the Black Panther cast.
Although it’s a Marvel movie, it felt much bigger than that. It was really an emotionally driven movie that made you invest in each person’s way of dealing with such a loss. Of course there were some cool and funny moments but the mood and overall tone far outweigh them, at least for me.
Such a bittersweet experience but an experience that I’m glad to witness. This will stick with me for awhile.
This movie felt “heavy” and understandably so. The beginning and the end of the movie evoked a lot of sadness and silence in the theater. It really hits you knowing that Chadwick is gone. I felt that this movie honored him gracefully and respectfully. You can feel the love and presence that he had on screen with the Black Panther cast.
Although it’s a Marvel movie, it felt much bigger than that. It was really an emotionally driven movie that made you invest in each person’s way of dealing with such a loss. Of course there were some cool and funny moments but the mood and overall tone far outweigh them, at least for me.
Such a bittersweet experience but an experience that I’m glad to witness. This will stick with me for awhile.
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