Namor is supposed to be a reflection of what Tchalla would have been like if he didn’t embrace empathy and the past. Shiri killing Namor would be justified in the real world but Shiri went to a sprite plane and talked to her evil cousin instead of noble brother SPECIFICALLY so Shiri wouldn’t make the choice Killmonger would have made. She needed to see that killing Namor would truly destroy Wakanda.
I believe that Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever is good, but I felt that some of the parts were pretty off. In the 1st movie where Killmonger had came to Wakanda for the 1st time in handcuffs, and he asked T'Challa and the ancestors about the technology, weapons, and vibranium, and wanted to know where they have been the whole time, and why they have not shared the materials with the outside world. Nakia was the same way when she told T'Challa that we should share all of their materials that we have in Wakanda to the outside world. To me, both of them were public, but T'Challa was private, because he doesn't believe that the materials that they have should be shared with the outside world, until he realized that he made a mistake from that belief when he defeated Killmonger, and choose to make that decision at the end of the movie, especially in the beginning of the movie, where King T'Chaka told young T'Challa the story about Wakanda, and explains to him the reason why Wakanda is more of a private country. In this movie, it made it felt like the people in Wakanda are still holding their pride about sharing the materials with the outside world, and I was literally thinking about it in my head like "Wait. Didn't T'Challa said in the U.S. conference scene, where he announced that Wakanda will share their materials with them, and come together as brothers and sisters?". That was the part that confused me. The second part that was pretty off to me is Queen Ramonda's death. The scene where Namor threatened both Queen Ramonda and Riri, where he throws the water bombs at them, and cause them to fall into a coma. Then, Queen Ramonda woke up from the coma, and saved Riri, and then out of nowhere, she just died. That part just didn't make sense to me. I would say that it would make sense, if Riri woke up from the coma, and saved Queen Ramonda. It's basically the reason why I prefer the 1st movie than the 2nd movie, because I like the 1st movie better.
Namor is supposed to be a reflection of what Tchalla would have been like if he didn’t embrace empathy and the past. Shiri killing Namor would be justified in the real world but Shiri went to a sprite plane and talked to her evil cousin instead of noble brother SPECIFICALLY so Shiri wouldn’t make the choice Killmonger would have made. She needed to see that killing Namor would truly destroy Wakanda.
I believe that Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever is good, but I felt that some of the parts were pretty off.
In the 1st movie where Killmonger had came to Wakanda for the 1st time in handcuffs, and he asked T'Challa and the ancestors about the technology, weapons, and vibranium, and wanted to know where they have been the whole time, and why they have not shared the materials with the outside world. Nakia was the same way when she told T'Challa that we should share all of their materials that we have in Wakanda to the outside world. To me, both of them were public, but T'Challa was private, because he doesn't believe that the materials that they have should be shared with the outside world, until he realized that he made a mistake from that belief when he defeated Killmonger, and choose to make that decision at the end of the movie, especially in the beginning of the movie, where King T'Chaka told young T'Challa the story about Wakanda, and explains to him the reason why Wakanda is more of a private country. In this movie, it made it felt like the people in Wakanda are still holding their pride about sharing the materials with the outside world, and I was literally thinking about it in my head like "Wait. Didn't T'Challa said in the U.S. conference scene, where he announced that Wakanda will share their materials with them, and come together as brothers and sisters?". That was the part that confused me.
The second part that was pretty off to me is Queen Ramonda's death. The scene where Namor threatened both Queen Ramonda and Riri, where he throws the water bombs at them, and cause them to fall into a coma. Then, Queen Ramonda woke up from the coma, and saved Riri, and then out of nowhere, she just died. That part just didn't make sense to me. I would say that it would make sense, if Riri woke up from the coma, and saved Queen Ramonda.
It's basically the reason why I prefer the 1st movie than the 2nd movie, because I like the 1st movie better.