does shuri become king of the dead?
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yeah. theyre the only ones that have access to past panther skills
I don't know if the MCU is splitting hairs like that.
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As long as that movies was I thought the ending of the fight scene was pretty wack. All those emotions from her pulling the spear out of her stomach just to burn the dude? Wanted to see even more fighting of her whipping his ass.
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How did Shuri survive the spear through her gut?
That's where I lost interest and said this shyt is to unbelievable.
The flying fish man was realistic though
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lots of people did tho
This, among other things was a direct response to complaints about the first movie.I'm really surprised that they're willing to make the US govt the bad guy. I still can't believe Disney green lit that but I'm glad they did.
The shyt the CIA has done has made the world a worse place and its not a mistake that they don't teach us about the fukkery they've gotten around to internationally.
I know it's a shot in the dark, but I think that the next movie will have a doctor doom or fantastic 4 cameo in it. Black panthers debut was in a f4 book. He hunted them cacs for sport
A large complaint about BP1 is this CIA agent being all in Wakanda and helping save the day. It's disrespectful given the CIA's history with black folks. Notice that Ross didn't step foot in Wakanda this time
Another notable change is Coogler walking back the "We're going to share our resources" scene in BP1 post credits. I've said in previous posts that Tony Stark wouldn't do what T'Challa did. One of his most important scenes was telling Congress he wasn't giving up shyt in Iron Man 2. Now Wakanda Forever opens with a similar scene
Coogler heard the complaints
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Khalil's_Black_Excellence
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They were still sharing resources and had an outreach program for enriching the rest of the world, but on their own terms. And sharing vabranium was the one thing they just outright weren't willing to share (and liable not anything that could be weaponized).
Y'all keep twisting words
Nikkas keep trying to make it about hating women when it's about the clear absence of competent male characters in a male franchise
This "y'all hate women" shyt don't hold up in a wider context, especially when the Dora were fan favorites in the first movie. Mind you these movies are still majorly male consumed. Go in the Falcon and Winter soldier thread and look at how hype nikkas got at the Dora beating US Agent and Bucky's ass and tell me them nikkas hate women
It's a form of gaslighting and shaming to eliminate any tangible points nikkas may have
Nikkas already knew Shuri would be the lead. But also guess what? Nikkas have a right to feel like she wasn't a good lead
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You know what I meant nikka DAMN
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
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I hear you and don't think that just wanting more powerful/positive black male representation has to come at expense of the black women representation or that the desire for such is due to hating on women. I will ask tho, who could have been sensibly added tho? And no, I don't think an immediate recasting for T'Challa would've been the right move to make. Nor would having Killmonger or M'Baku fully fill that void either, because of who they are in the books and how they are portrayed in the movies.
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After giving it a few days I still don't really know what to think of this movie 
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i don't know marvel comics, but i do know that the time given to riri could've been spent on a black male character, we had the 4 (4.5 including okoye's daughter) BW from the original film, why add a 5th when you know you already don't have 3/4 of the BM from the first...it still would've been a female led movie yet given a BM a real flashy role (because Mbaku's role in this film is something adults can appreciate, but his role was not one little kids would get excited by)
I'm on the side of recasting T'Challa, but that wouldn't even factor into what I'm about to say
The answer to your question is anything
I laugh when people ask "what could they have done?" The shyt is all made up anyway Riri was clearly tacked onto this movie and didn't need to be there at all. She could've been anybody, so the idea that "there just wasn't any room for men" doesn't really work. If they wanted more competent males in the movie they would've had themAnd M'Baku definitely could've filled some of the void because he was definitely wasted. Nikkas go to the "yea but he became king at the end" but that means nothing in the scope of a 30 second scene out of a total 5 minutes he has in a 3 hour movie. Just like I say with Mary Sue characters, the destination is irrelevant when there's no road to reach it. The journey is what captivates us
Also this falls into the total context of what the MCU has become, where they've clearly taken away nearly all the male heroes. This movie falls in the context of a phase where now the next Avengers are nearly all women
Its not about not wanting strong female characters or heroes. Kill Bill is my GOAT movie
I thought Okoye was the best character in Wakanda Forever. The overall point is about how male heroes are being replaced, and that trickles down to black males and is often(and expectedly) worse
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