Ryan Coogler was not the right director for Black Panther

[bordeaux]

story itself was fine. its been said a million times but yea, he needed to bring in someone to punch up the fight scenes. him fighting against another black panther in the end was also kinda boring or lazy.

 

[Trapperman Dave]

He was a good director just fights aside the tribal ones were lacking

 

[Professor Emeritus]

This gif for this thread

Wow, I never thought about what happened to her so I wikipedia'd it....she was actually even crazier than I thought. Best line: "In October 2016, Dolezal legally changed her name to Nkechi Amare Diallo."

 

[Big Boss]

Yeah you're right. The movie had too much substance, black pride, emotion and overall great acting. Lupita was too fine. Michael B Jordan killed his roll too much. I don't think it's what people wanted to see, even though they went multiple times helping it earn over $700 million in the U.S.

 

[jackson35]

Liked black panther in civil war, infinity war and end game way better than the official black panther movie


Felt like he didn’t really flex on his super hero powers

anyone else feel this way

he was the best choice

 

[Rell84shots]

I also didn't like how he held BP back in his own film, but Coogler did everything else perfectly. BP in Civil War is how he's always been in the comics and cartoon appearances. We didn't see the T'Challa that tested and bested the Avengers & F4 to see if they were good enough to help him.

 

[jackson35]

It was good, but they did bust their load too early. Killmonger should've been a movie 2 or movie 3 villain. Killmonger outshined T'Challa and T'Challa getting his ass beat would've been more impactful if we got to see him flex on a couple of other villains.

shyt...a Killmonger spinoff would do crazy numbers - can you imagine that shyt or Black Panther 2 w/ Killmonger coming out next year after these protests?

tchalla did not get his ass beat, he felt sorry for what happen to his cousin, did you watch the movie..

 

[jackson35]

My issue is that they wasted time on "Am I good enough to be King?"

And not enough time on what it meant to be a Wakandian.

I get the "sins of your father..." thing and it's dope.

But, they never reconciled the advanced technology side with the "traditional" side.

Hell, even the religion aspect was reduced sown to magic juice and visions.

And the vibranium/science shyt overboard.

M'Baku was right; they're entire science division was headed by a 16 year old who basically does magic.

Then the coup. Y'all really gave up your entire country on a fukking technicality?

The reason I say "wasted time" is because we had an origin story in Civil War and it was great.

They're was so much skimmed over and other things completely fast track because the movie couldn't be 3 hours.

The Klaw subplot was the dumbest thing I've seen in a MCU I love.

Enemy of the most advanced society on Earth and y'all lock him up on an open street, no back up and never explain why y'all don't take him straight back to Wakanda?

I've seen this three times on theatres and own the DVD/Bluray, so, I'm not hating.

The hype just killed any real good critique.

IMO, they will right the ship and hope the same writers come back.

did you forget what tchalla's pop sign at the un before he was killed

 

[klientel]

Damn shame we aren't going to see a BP2 anytime soon...

Chadwick needs to gain like 40 pounds of muscle to get to a decent size again. Ain't happening bruh


They probably should just do a soft reboot with a younger actor.

 

[YakSpiller]

OP you know better than to have an opinion that goes against the grain on here. The dap fishing and hive mind mentality on here doesn’t allow it.

How dare you have a opinion that differs from everyone else. You kiss Coogler’s ass and keep it moving.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

this would be dope to see in the MCU:

Spoiler

To the thread -

What comic, issue?

 

[SNYC]

I can't forgive him for changing Killmonger's origin from


I understand he wanted to shout-out his hometown but, smh