Continuing our journey with Marvel universe, and we are still enjoying the ride. On Patreon we finished phase 3 and this weekend we are watching Episode 5 and 6 of WandaVision. Very happy to edit these movies for youtube. Next one will be "Avengers: Infinity War". We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content. And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more) Much love Rob and Trin
@@aashish5321 sorry but wrong. He had it as he was cast as Black Panther. I know this because they made a big deal about his strength a ability to do it while going through Kemo.
Chadwick Boseman was diagnosed with colon Cancer in 2016. So, the entire time he played Black Panther he had Cancer. And nobody knew. He suffered in silence. And died in 2020 at the age of 43. And he gave us one of the Best characters ever. Rest in Peace, King. You will never be forgotten.
When I saw Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman appear in the same frame at the cinema, I was screaming inside. After all these years, Gollum and Bilbo were reunited!
The short time we had Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther... he made such a mark. Honestly the loss was so great, it makes me cry seeing him every time he was on screen. Especially in sequels, remembering his legacy.
On the availability/rarity of vibranium: When Stark said that Cap's shield was all the vibranium they had, that was true. All that THEY (the Allies) had. Wakanda has that whole meteorite's worth, but they don't trade it to outsiders. All that's available outside of wakanda was smuggled out by the likes of Klaue and sold on the black market, which is where Stark had it from.
It's also worth noting that in the comics, the vibranium possessed by the allies was a gift from Wakanda's king to the president, for the USA's assistance in foiling a Nazi plot on the African continent.
It was only considered rare in the 1940s because they didn't really know where it came from. Wakanda is very secretive and protective of their land and resources.
About Captain America and the question of a "code against killing" -- remember that Cap is first and foremost a soldier. He's undoubtedly killed a lot of people... mostly Nazi soldiers in Europe. Cap's "code" probably looks a lot like the international law of armed conflict: a lot of rules about when and how lethal violence is permitted, balanced by a practical understanding of battlefield reality. To me, that makes Cap's take on violence and killing more interesting and nuanced than a flat "no killing" rule.
I think that a code against killing is, frankly, extremely unrealistic for people who wreak destruction on the level of superheroes. Even if you don't WANT to kill, we've seen in this series that it's going to happen, and sometimes it's going to happen to innocent people. It was this honesty about the reality and the price of violence that made the MCU different, for me, than previous superhero projects. I have a lot of friends who are really into comic books, but I was never able to get on board with that stuff because I was looking at the destruction characters were causing and going '... that's someone's livelihood they're destroying, isn't anyone going to address this? No? Look, that building they levelled DEFINITELY had people in it. Wait, did that guy seriously just say that he doesn't kill? After all of that?!' They stopped trying to get me interested after a couple of those conversations, because apparently I was pooping all over the party. :P
Black Panther was such a surprise. Like you, when I first watched it, I didn't know what to expect or who Black Panther is. I was blown away. Chadwick Boseman, God rest his soul, owned the role. And Michael B. Jordan is awesome as Kilmonger.
Captain America fought in WW2 so he definitely has some bodies. As other have said, Spider-Man and Daredevil are the two with a no kill policy. I highly HIGHLY recommend watching the Daredevil series, it beats all the films in terms of quality for me and is the best thing Marvel has put out.
@@bertcompton I generally prefer longer term storytelling, but regardless of that I don’t feel like any of the MCU films really hit that high of a bar. There are some you could arguably say do and I could accept, but Daredevil for me is up there with CBMs like Logan, Dark Knight, Spider-Verse which are the peak of CBMs imo.
Fun Fact, actor Atandwa Kani, who played the young King T'Chaka in the flashback scenes, is the son of actor John Kani, who played the older King T'Chaka in both "Civil War" and "Black Panther."
Chadwick made a huge mark in so many peoples lives. My grandson finally had a Super Hero that he could look up to that was his color. His death affected everyone. Oh also the older gentleman you keep seeing is the amazing Stan Lee who is the creator of this amazing world on the MCU. He passed away a few years back before I had a chance to meet him at Comic-Con. He was like my second Dad growing up reading all his comics growing up. Just thought I would let you know.
Boiled down to his very core, Captain America is a soldier. As such, he DEFINITELY kills. He kills all the time in battle. The only Marvel character that comes to mind who goes out of his way NOT to kill is Spiderman.
funny thing about thor is that he is worthy of the hammer because he is willing to kill its the reason the purest peter parker(spidey) cant pick up Mjölnir is because he wont kill ever oh and his sister shuri is smarter than tony stark
I'm here to tell you that the avengers will kill you and lose no sleep. Look at cap deliver a front snap kick to a terrorist on a boat and went overboard to the ocean. At night. Dead. Or when he threw a guy out of the airship in the first avenger. Dead. Iron man killed 6 men in one second when they held hostages in Iron man 1. Don't F with the avengers!
Given your love of panthers, I think you should watch the 1982 movie Cat People. It is a super-natural horror movie, and definitely R-rated, so creative editing will be needed to make it UA-cam friendly.
It's an old joke amongst Black Panther fans, but I can't resist: The Hobbit's Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman had to be in this film because they needed a couple of Tolkien white guys! ;)
hey hey thank you and welcome here. ~Trin, For now we've decided to stay this way, it's technically easier to just send my audio to Rob. I want to have a "good" set up for the video part, as for now I would only have my phone to record my reaction seperatly and send it aswell, even more work to synchronise everything. And frankly, we literally have juuuust enough time for the recording, literally have 15mins to be ready to record when I get back home, so we don't end the recordings too late. The commute to work on my part is very heavy (4.30 to 5 hours per day^^ + 8 hours work ) Am quiet happy to be just the voice for now . But it will happen someday. Sorry for the waaay to long explanation but I hope it answers a little bit the question
This one was very polarizing. Some people started calling it the greatest film ever made for dubious political reasons and since politics ruins everything other people started calling it the worst MCU movie ever. I think it falls firmly into the upper mid range. It's not one I rewatch unless I'm binge watching the story arc.
Everyone should see this movie once. Forget about the MCU. I always "like" and "tag" reactions to this, but I almost never re-watch. It's just too much. And "Wakanda Forever" doesn't make it any better. The loss is just so great. SO many great performances that we will never get to see. R.I.P. Great King
I'm sure you mean well but when you say they're copying The Lion King it's the other way around. The Lion King is copying Africa. In the case of the Lion King South Africa.
It All kicks off next weekend, people in the comments.. We've been watching and waiting for his inevitable arrival... Thanos. Another good Marvel movie that gets too much hate.
Batman has an obvious reason for his "no kill" policy. Witnessing the murder of his parents by a gun. Its his trauma that makes Bruce make such a ridiculous declaration. Black Panther is both King and protector of the secret nation Wakanda. These two characters couldn't be more different.
Ironically, you guys saying that he seems like marvels Batman he kind of is Innoway he’s extremely rich he’s actually the richest and all of comics between DC and Marvel because his wealth is somewhere around like $1.2 trillion so in that sense, he’s richer than Batman
@24:50 you said “I’m all about tony getting the best suit” in endgame (i know you saw it already) just before Bruce banner snaps back everyone, tony takes cover behind a Wakanda shield from his own suit. He upgraded his shield after thanos used the power stone on him in infinity war and almost nearly kills him. Because tony learns from his mistakes
Even Captain America is willing to kill, apart from innocents (such as not wanting to kill the policemen in Civil War). People are killed all the time in Marvel movies, they just don't really focus on it.
I know this is 2 weeks old, but I’ve been binging all your MCU stuff for the last day or 2. Just wanna say about the vibranium confusion: Howard Stark said that the shield they made was “all they had.” Not that its all there was. Basically they viewed it as rare because most of it is contained within the borders of Wakanda, and they had no idea about Wakanda really at that time. Also I guess even if there is a lot, if its all in one unreachable place anyways (even if they did know about it) it still might be considered rare anyways.
I believe a lot of the heroes in marvel try not to kill but only know a few that makes a note to both not kill themselves but prevent others heroes they are working with from killing such as daredevil and Spiderman or captain America especially anytime they gotta work with the punisher....
Good ups. Perhaps unpopular opinion here, but I have trouble with the corruption in this one and how people seem to overlook it. Knocks the film down a few pegs for me. 6 out of 10.
Re the question raised about no-kill rules in the MCU @ 1:08, you should definitely check out Daredevil. One of the best shows ever made and delves deep into this subject
This is as non-spoilery as I can get: On the assumption you are going to watch the "What If...?" animated series for the MCU - Chadwick Boseman recorded dialogue for scenes while he was aware his cancer was terminal and that he did not have much longer to live... but he recorded his part in that show - so that's pretty awesome right there and you should be aware of it when you watch the series (if you react to it here on your channel or not).
Vibranium is rare in the world because wakanda was hidden. So what we had was all that we thought existed. we didnt know there was a mountain full of it.
Black Panther is BY FAR the wealthiest comic book character. Ive seen estimates that due to their Vibranium deposits and tech, he has about $90 trillion+, meaning he could probably buy the entire Earth of both DC and Marvel with room to spare.
Actually Black Panthe is the richest Marvel character but comes in 2nd overall to Aquaman, whose wealth inludes all the resources of the world's oceans, which DC calculates at roughly $150 trillion. Marvel's calculations for Namor's wealth are considerably more conservative.
This movie is stealing KJV Bible references. NEAR THE MOVIE'S END "KILLMONGER" GIVES A HINT OF TRUTH MENTIONING SLAVE SHIPS. The same people Moses freed from Egypt that never had Egyptian names are the same people enslaved from West Africa in SHIPS. Deuteronomy 28:68 says this. And those enslaved are Hebrew Israelites that are from Jerusalem hanging out in Africa. The world made a plan to remove Hebrew Israelites from their IDENTITY through generational reconditioning. Psalms 83:4 Explains why blacks think that they are Africans. "All skin folks ain't kinfolks."
I like your choice of words, & your philosophical thoughts this is probably the most IMPORTANT marvel film made, & on the subject of importance, the most so since (ironically BAT MAN BEGINS) also a dark creature of nature, A Panther is basically a lepard with it's spots fused together, a kind of...freak of nature, also the BLACK PANTHER character is inspired by and based on the real life Black panther civil rights movement of the 1960s as was believe it or not the X MEN
This movie is sooooo good,....... and with Chadwick Boseman he got cancer in 2016 around the same time he was cast for the character of Black Panter, but he didn't tell anyone (as in the public) and sadly passed way in 2020.
The Story is kinda stupid with the Special Herb - why do all the Soldiers get some and why he have to fight for the right to be King without the Herb. There are many flaws in the Story. Michonne /Danai is awesome
That’s not a flaw in the story, if anything it’d be a flaw in their society. But I think there’s good reason not to pass out a super strength herb to every soldier. Look what happened to John Walker after taking super soldier serum.
@@nastynate692 sure. But they’ve been doing this for centuries and clearly it’s not been a huge issue or they would’ve changed it. Also, why would their army need all that super strength when they’ve been secret from the world for so long? The Vibranium is advantage enough.
It’s a good action/superhero film but was completely overhyped and overrated. The only reason it received Oscar nomination for Best Picture was the racial element during the initial big push for “diversity and inclusion” in Hollywood. A fun and enjoyable movie? Yes. Worthy of a Best Picture of the Year nomination? Absolutely not.
it's so funny to me that the past little while that I been watching the 2 part uploads youtube has been putting part 2 in my feed and I have to click the description link. c'mon youtube you know I'm clicking on it just give me part 1 first.
I’m not sure those cats in the trees were panthers because panthers are the same as cougars/ mountain lions/ pumas and they are all normally tan in color. Typically big cats that are black are leopards or jaguars
Panther isn't a species, it's a common name, and it's used for several species. You're thinking of the Florida panther, which is a regional variety of cougar (Puma concolor). I've always (50+ years) heard both black leopards and black jaguars called black panthers. I've seen commenters say that all the members of the Pantherinae subfamily are panthers, but I haven't seen them called that outside of UA-cam comments. In Africa, a black panther would be a leopard. Daddy longlegs is a common name that's used for 3 species, and tuna is both a cactus and a fish.
Continuing our journey with Marvel universe, and we are still enjoying the ride.
On Patreon we finished phase 3 and this weekend we are watching Episode 5 and 6 of WandaVision.
Very happy to edit these movies for youtube. Next one will be "Avengers: Infinity War".
We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content.
And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more)
Much love
Rob and Trin
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He had Cancer and didn't tell anyone about it. He had it the whole time while filming these movies and doing his treatments at the same time.😢
Man I am going to miss him 😔
Afaik he got cancer after shooting this movie
@@aashish5321no, he was diagnosed in 2016. The shooting for this movie took place in 2017 and it was released in early 2018.
@@aashish5321 sorry but wrong. He had it as he was cast as Black Panther. I know this because they made a big deal about his strength a ability to do it while going through Kemo.
Pretty sure Ryan Coogler and Kevin Feige knew, but that’s about it
Chadwick Boseman was diagnosed with colon Cancer in 2016. So, the entire time he played Black Panther he had Cancer. And nobody knew. He suffered in silence. And died in 2020 at the age of 43. And he gave us one of the Best characters ever. Rest in Peace, King. You will never be forgotten.
When I saw Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman appear in the same frame at the cinema, I was screaming inside. After all these years, Gollum and Bilbo were reunited!
LOVED that you identified Michonne so quickly
The short time we had Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther... he made such a mark. Honestly the loss was so great, it makes me cry seeing him every time he was on screen. Especially in sequels, remembering his legacy.
On the availability/rarity of vibranium: When Stark said that Cap's shield was all the vibranium they had, that was true. All that THEY (the Allies) had. Wakanda has that whole meteorite's worth, but they don't trade it to outsiders. All that's available outside of wakanda was smuggled out by the likes of Klaue and sold on the black market, which is where Stark had it from.
It's also worth noting that in the comics, the vibranium possessed by the allies was a gift from Wakanda's king to the president, for the USA's assistance in foiling a Nazi plot on the African continent.
It was only considered rare in the 1940s because they didn't really know where it came from. Wakanda is very secretive and protective of their land and resources.
Exactly. Rare everywhere that isn’t Wakanda. 👍🏻
About Captain America and the question of a "code against killing" -- remember that Cap is first and foremost a soldier. He's undoubtedly killed a lot of people... mostly Nazi soldiers in Europe. Cap's "code" probably looks a lot like the international law of armed conflict: a lot of rules about when and how lethal violence is permitted, balanced by a practical understanding of battlefield reality. To me, that makes Cap's take on violence and killing more interesting and nuanced than a flat "no killing" rule.
I think that a code against killing is, frankly, extremely unrealistic for people who wreak destruction on the level of superheroes. Even if you don't WANT to kill, we've seen in this series that it's going to happen, and sometimes it's going to happen to innocent people. It was this honesty about the reality and the price of violence that made the MCU different, for me, than previous superhero projects. I have a lot of friends who are really into comic books, but I was never able to get on board with that stuff because I was looking at the destruction characters were causing and going '... that's someone's livelihood they're destroying, isn't anyone going to address this? No? Look, that building they levelled DEFINITELY had people in it. Wait, did that guy seriously just say that he doesn't kill? After all of that?!' They stopped trying to get me interested after a couple of those conversations, because apparently I was pooping all over the party. :P
remember wakanda is 5 separate tribes come together. the Challenge ceremony is to allow any of the 5 tribes a path to the throne.
Trin has that good memory, remembering they helped with Bucky
This is an awesome movie. Beautifuly acted and the graphics n landscapes were just gorgeous! RIP Chadwick Boseman. 👑
In the theatre I laughed tooo hard at “delete that footage!!!!” Lol
"Is he okay with killing?"
I think they forgot that T'Challa spent the entire Civil War movie trying to kill Bucky
It would have been fun to see Prince Charles and Anne go for the throne like they do in Wakanda.😆
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cap isn't anti killing he was shooting nazis in ww2 he just doesn't WANT to kill but it's not a hold up. Spiderman is a no kill hero
Black Panther was such a surprise. Like you, when I first watched it, I didn't know what to expect or who Black Panther is. I was blown away. Chadwick Boseman, God rest his soul, owned the role. And Michael B. Jordan is awesome as Kilmonger.
If you want a ranking of MCU heroes and their (approximate) kill count then check out Council of Geeks. They have done a few videos on the subject
Chadwick filmed this movie while silently battling colon cancer. He didn't tell anyone
danai gurira was doing s8 or s9 of twd when this movie came out i think she is different to you guys because she wasn't using any wig/lace
Captain America fought in WW2 so he definitely has some bodies. As other have said, Spider-Man and Daredevil are the two with a no kill policy. I highly HIGHLY recommend watching the Daredevil series, it beats all the films in terms of quality for me and is the best thing Marvel has put out.
idk if it beats every film but it’s definitely in the conversation
@@bertcompton I generally prefer longer term storytelling, but regardless of that I don’t feel like any of the MCU films really hit that high of a bar. There are some you could arguably say do and I could accept, but Daredevil for me is up there with CBMs like Logan, Dark Knight, Spider-Verse which are the peak of CBMs imo.
The entry into Wakanda always reminds me of entering Pittsburgh through the Fort Pitt Tunnels.
My city and you are correct
daredevil is a marvel character who has a rule against killing, he has a show, really good show if you want to watch it
Fun Fact, actor Atandwa Kani, who played the young King T'Chaka in the flashback scenes, is the son of actor John Kani, who played the older King T'Chaka in both "Civil War" and "Black Panther."
Andy Cerkis being interrogated by Martin Freeman.... Gollum and Bilbo Baggins!
The joke is over Stan Lee is a Icon and a Genius. Without him Marvel would not exist. Not Hugh Hefner, that was a
Robert Downey Pun.
Chadwick made a huge mark in so many peoples lives. My grandson finally had a Super Hero that he could look up to that was his color. His death affected everyone. Oh also the older gentleman you keep seeing is the amazing Stan Lee who is the creator of this amazing world on the MCU. He passed away a few years back before I had a chance to meet him at Comic-Con. He was like my second Dad growing up reading all his comics growing up. Just thought I would let you know.
We gave what little vibranium we had "to make a frisbee."
It's not just Martin Freeman. It's Bilbo Baggins. It's Arthur Dent. It's Watson.
Boiled down to his very core, Captain America is a soldier. As such, he DEFINITELY kills. He kills all the time in battle. The only Marvel character that comes to mind who goes out of his way NOT to kill is Spiderman.
This film came out in 2017 meaning the walking dead was between season 6 or 7 during filming. Danai gurira wears a wig when she plays Michonne
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make infinity War and Endgame each 2 or 3 parts. They need it.
Who would have thought...Michonne, Bilbo, Gollum, and Hugh Hefner in one movie!
Michael B. Jordan plays Killmonger. He was Creed in those Movies.
funny thing about thor is that he is worthy of the hammer because he is willing to kill its the reason the purest peter parker(spidey) cant pick up Mjölnir is because he wont kill ever oh and his sister shuri is smarter than tony stark
Nice!!
I'm here to tell you that the avengers will kill you and lose no sleep. Look at cap deliver a front snap kick to a terrorist on a boat and went overboard to the ocean. At night. Dead. Or when he threw a guy out of the airship in the first avenger. Dead. Iron man killed 6 men in one second when they held hostages in Iron man 1. Don't F with the avengers!
Actually real panthers aren't a separate thing. They're just all black versions of leopards or jaguars
This is one of the best standalone stories in the MCU.
This is one of the best MCU films, the villain is completely justified in his feelings. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman.
yeah rest in peace but tbh this isnt one of the better mcu movies,i´d rank it as one of the weaker ones
FYI any big cat that is born black is called a panther from leopards to lions.
Given your love of panthers, I think you should watch the 1982 movie Cat People. It is a super-natural horror movie, and definitely R-rated, so creative editing will be needed to make it UA-cam friendly.
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
🙅♀️
Danai / Michonne/ Okoje is awesome with her real Hair
It's an old joke amongst Black Panther fans, but I can't resist: The Hobbit's Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman had to be in this film because they needed a couple of Tolkien white guys! ;)
😂
I just found u guys and I’m glad bc U guys r great! But… Why is Trin not on camera? Just wondering.
hey hey thank you and welcome here.
~Trin, For now we've decided to stay this way, it's technically easier to just send my audio to Rob.
I want to have a "good" set up for the video part, as for now I would only have my phone to record my reaction seperatly and send it aswell, even more work to synchronise everything.
And frankly, we literally have juuuust enough time for the recording, literally have 15mins to be ready to record when I get back home, so we don't end the recordings too late.
The commute to work on my part is very heavy (4.30 to 5 hours per day^^ + 8 hours work ) Am quiet happy to be just the voice for now .
But it will happen someday.
Sorry for the waaay to long explanation but I hope it answers a little bit the question
Spider Man doesn't kill people
Is that Doctor Watson? and Sméagol/Gollum?
Yes, yes it is👍
Bilbo and Gollum.
The actor who played the young T'Chaka at the start of the movie was played by Atandwa Kani, who is the son of John Kani who played the elder T'Chaka.
This one was very polarizing. Some people started calling it the greatest film ever made for dubious political reasons and since politics ruins everything other people started calling it the worst MCU movie ever. I think it falls firmly into the upper mid range. It's not one I rewatch unless I'm binge watching the story arc.
Man said the family resemblance is crazy.
THATs crazy 😮💨🤦🏽♂️😭
RIP CHADWICK BOSEMAN ❤❤❤❤
Everyone should see this movie once. Forget about the MCU. I always "like" and "tag" reactions to this, but I almost never re-watch. It's just too much. And "Wakanda Forever" doesn't make it any better. The loss is just so great. SO many great performances that we will never get to see. R.I.P. Great King
I'm sure you mean well but when you say they're copying The Lion King it's the other way around. The Lion King is copying Africa. In the case of the Lion King South Africa.
It All kicks off next weekend, people in the comments..
We've been watching and waiting for his inevitable arrival...
Thanos.
Another good Marvel movie that gets too much hate.
I'm sure there's captain marvel to get through first
@@thewallet nah, that's after Infinity War.
It was sandwiched between IW and Endgame.
@@kmdreacts you're right. I'd completely forgotten that the end credit scene in Marvel is Nick Fury getting snapped.
Batman has an obvious reason for his "no kill" policy. Witnessing the murder of his parents by a gun. Its his trauma that makes Bruce make such a ridiculous declaration. Black Panther is both King and protector of the secret nation Wakanda. These two characters couldn't be more different.
Oh my God, the President having to do that would be amazing. It would actually strengthen the US.
Ironically, you guys saying that he seems like marvels Batman he kind of is Innoway he’s extremely rich he’s actually the richest and all of comics between DC and Marvel because his wealth is somewhere around like $1.2 trillion so in that sense, he’s richer than Batman
@24:50 you said “I’m all about tony getting the best suit” in endgame (i know you saw it already) just before Bruce banner snaps back everyone, tony takes cover behind a Wakanda shield from his own suit. He upgraded his shield after thanos used the power stone on him in infinity war and almost nearly kills him. Because tony learns from his mistakes
Even Captain America is willing to kill, apart from innocents (such as not wanting to kill the policemen in Civil War). People are killed all the time in Marvel movies, they just don't really focus on it.
I know this is 2 weeks old, but I’ve been binging all your MCU stuff for the last day or 2. Just wanna say about the vibranium confusion: Howard Stark said that the shield they made was “all they had.” Not that its all there was. Basically they viewed it as rare because most of it is contained within the borders of Wakanda, and they had no idea about Wakanda really at that time. Also I guess even if there is a lot, if its all in one unreachable place anyways (even if they did know about it) it still might be considered rare anyways.
One of the highest grossing movie ever and my top 5 mcu
I believe a lot of the heroes in marvel try not to kill but only know a few that makes a note to both not kill themselves but prevent others heroes they are working with from killing such as daredevil and Spiderman or captain America especially anytime they gotta work with the punisher....
Good ups.
Perhaps unpopular opinion here, but I have trouble with the corruption in this one and how people seem to overlook it. Knocks the film down a few pegs for me. 6 out of 10.
Superman and Batman both kill, if they must.
Re the question raised about no-kill rules in the MCU @ 1:08, you should definitely check out Daredevil. One of the best shows ever made and delves deep into this subject
This is as non-spoilery as I can get: On the assumption you are going to watch the "What If...?" animated series for the MCU - Chadwick Boseman recorded dialogue for scenes while he was aware his cancer was terminal and that he did not have much longer to live... but he recorded his part in that show - so that's pretty awesome right there and you should be aware of it when you watch the series (if you react to it here on your channel or not).
Oh its him!
Yeah. Gollum isn't a nice guy! Lol
Vibranium is rare in the world because wakanda was hidden. So what we had was all that we thought existed. we didnt know there was a mountain full of it.
Another top 5! Wakanda forever! ^_^
Not one of my faves. I find the story not that interesting, but it is necessary to watch.
I've been WAITING for this
This is easily my least favorite Marvel movie. But it is very crucial to the overall story
Michael B Jordan was great in this
Black Panther is BY FAR the wealthiest comic book character. Ive seen estimates that due to their Vibranium deposits and tech, he has about $90 trillion+, meaning he could probably buy the entire Earth of both DC and Marvel with room to spare.
Actually Black Panthe is the richest Marvel character but comes in 2nd overall to Aquaman, whose wealth inludes all the resources of the world's oceans, which DC calculates at roughly $150 trillion. Marvel's calculations for Namor's wealth are considerably more conservative.
Yesss been waiting for this reaction
13:43 "Powers please" had me 😅😅😅😅
Glory to LORD HANUMAN
Umm marvels "Batman" is Ironman
This movie is stealing KJV Bible references. NEAR THE MOVIE'S END "KILLMONGER" GIVES A HINT OF TRUTH MENTIONING SLAVE SHIPS. The same people Moses freed from Egypt that never had Egyptian names are the same people enslaved from West Africa in SHIPS. Deuteronomy 28:68 says this. And those enslaved are Hebrew Israelites that are from Jerusalem hanging out in Africa. The world made a plan to remove Hebrew Israelites from their IDENTITY through generational reconditioning. Psalms 83:4 Explains why blacks think that they are Africans. "All skin folks ain't kinfolks."
1 week to go until Infinity War, wooooooooo
He had colon cancer 😔such a shame
I like your choice of words, & your philosophical thoughts
this is probably the most IMPORTANT marvel film made, & on the subject of importance, the most so since (ironically BAT MAN BEGINS) also a dark creature of nature,
A Panther is basically a lepard with it's spots fused together, a kind of...freak of nature, also the BLACK PANTHER character is inspired by and based on the real life Black panther civil rights movement of the 1960s as was believe it or not the X MEN
When will we ever see Trin??
Rip Chadwick
This movie is sooooo good,....... and with Chadwick Boseman he got cancer in 2016 around the same time he was cast for the character of Black Panter, but he didn't tell anyone (as in the public) and sadly passed way in 2020.
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The Story is kinda stupid with the Special Herb - why do all the Soldiers get some and why he have to fight for the right to be King without the Herb. There are many flaws in the Story. Michonne /Danai is awesome
That’s not a flaw in the story, if anything it’d be a flaw in their society. But I think there’s good reason not to pass out a super strength herb to every soldier. Look what happened to John Walker after taking super soldier serum.
@@Jabberwocky415 okay thats right with the society but its still a Part of the Story and the King could be a John Walker too
@@nastynate692 sure. But they’ve been doing this for centuries and clearly it’s not been a huge issue or they would’ve changed it.
Also, why would their army need all that super strength when they’ve been secret from the world for so long? The Vibranium is advantage enough.
@@Jabberwocky415 but the Movie is still overrated
It’s a good action/superhero film but was completely overhyped and overrated. The only reason it received Oscar nomination for Best Picture was the racial element during the initial big push for “diversity and inclusion” in Hollywood. A fun and enjoyable movie? Yes. Worthy of a Best Picture of the Year nomination? Absolutely not.
Patience. Tony’s suit upgrades continue
Please watch daredevil and punisher xx
You need to be a bit more specific. Movies or TV series?
@@FreddyKurganNimmo the tv series❤️❤️
it's so funny to me that the past little while that I been watching the 2 part uploads youtube has been putting part 2 in my feed and I have to click the description link. c'mon youtube you know I'm clicking on it just give me part 1 first.
Yeah not sure why youtube is doing that, we couldn't find a way around it tbh :(
I love that part 1 ends in Trin saying "Done" - well played!
Amazing movie just beautiful ❤
my second favorite mcu movie (after infinity war) ❤
This movie is so good but I get emotional knowing that he's gone now.
I’m not sure those cats in the trees were panthers because panthers are the same as cougars/ mountain lions/ pumas and they are all normally tan in color. Typically big cats that are black are leopards or jaguars
Panther isn't a species, it's a common name, and it's used for several species. You're thinking of the Florida panther, which is a regional variety of cougar (Puma concolor). I've always (50+ years) heard both black leopards and black jaguars called black panthers. I've seen commenters say that all the members of the Pantherinae subfamily are panthers, but I haven't seen them called that outside of UA-cam comments. In Africa, a black panther would be a leopard.
Daddy longlegs is a common name that's used for 3 species, and tuna is both a cactus and a fish.
This movie is just so gorgeous. 😍😍
Okoye is badass. I agree.
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At this point, I'd be disappointed if you didn't call Stan Lee, Hugh Hefner!
While Martin Freeman wasn't in Dr. Strange, he and Andy Serkis were the two Tolkien white guys in this movie. 🤪