BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER (2022) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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I met Chadwick at Disneyland a month before the premiere of the first Black Panther. He was shocked I knew who he was. He's was so humble. He was more excited about me greeting him. I'm certain he's in a better place
makaryachin banza
Why lie
How does this have 41 like did anyone actually read it
@@stillwaitingfor99 exactly!
@@TA-qv8tx I am taking crazy pills
Just an FYI for those who may not know, Kukulkan is the Mayan version of Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent in Aztec and Mayan lore.
I love that Shuri scoffed at Ramonda earlier in the movie when she described the breeze feeling like T'Challa's hand was on her shoulder and that "he was there". In the end when Shuri is smiling and reminiscing of her brother, you can see the palm trees blowing in the wind as well as her hair being moved by it. Just a beautiful shot, and a full circle moment to bring it all together.
I feel like some of the emotion is a little undercut by the fact we know that there are canonically a near-infinite amount of afterlives in the MCU, we've physically visited three of them. The pathos in real life comes from the unknowable of what lies beyond. In the MCU, all of Shuri's family are chilling out on the Ancestral Plane waiting for her to join them for eternity & believing that is not a leap of faith that Shuri has to take, it's simply a knowledge she has to gain. That cheapens it a little somehow.
So would you say that T'challa's "palm" was on her shoulder LOL
@John Alexander She took an artificial herb and didn't adhere by the customs of becoming a Black Panther, so she has been denied being able to go there. They're retconning his death by having his son have the exact same name so they can justify a recast in-universe.
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElseIts neither retcon or a recast. The original script was meant to be a father and son story. Becoming a Black Panther is usually passed down from father to child. T'chaka passed down the mantle of Black Panther to T'challa around the time of the first Iron Man movie(as mentioned in a prelude comic). In Shuri's case its passed down from brother to sister via death.
The waterfall fight challenge is only a custom to give the other tribes an opportunity to agree or disagree with who has been chosen as the new ruler. It is not needed to become a Black Panther
@Mark Cruz I didn't mean the fight, I meant the burying. She used an unnatural herb and didn't do any of the proper rituals. The ancestors didn't respect her decision to essentially "cheat" to get the powers. The same reason Killmonger only saw his traitor father, and how he was stuck in his childhood home.
In the comics, T'Chala found that he couldn't balance being King of Wakanda as well as the Black Panther. He ultimately decided to focus on the throne while passing the mantle of Black Panther to Shuri. Since that arc was no longer possible, it makes sense that M'Baku would take the throne in place of T'Chala
Thor had the same issue he did the opposite, and like Shuri passed the mantle to Valkyrie. Many parallels run through the Marvel Universe, especially Ironman ,Thor and Blackpanther about power and the death of one's mother.
If you recall, the MCU had the same situation where T'Challa's father was the king, while T'Challa was the Black Panther. After his father died then he'd become king as well as Black Panther. They're not always one and the same.
@@disconnexionsdotcomwasn't the same situation. King T'chaka was just old it wasn't bc he could handle the pressure of both. He was physically old and decided to pass the mantle of black panther to t'challa
Shuri decided not to be Queen & instead allow Mbaku to be the public face of Wakanda as King, while she protects Wakanda's interests as Black Panther. Oh & Namor's motivations at the end were totally meant to be ambiguous, your confusion is 100% intentional on the part of the writers.
Ambiguous? He was very clear in his intentions which he stated verbally since the beginning. 'I want wakanda to become an ally and wage war against the surface' & 'for talokan to remain a secret'
And it went exactly his way.
If they opposed him he would destroy them, but he knows very well being centuries old how war and loss works.
And understood that shuri would not sacrifice her ppl and keep their secret in the end.
The USA already thinks the wakandans are the ones who attacked and killed their military at sea.
Shuri made a deal to protect the secret of their existence.
What do you think will happen when wakandans say 'we didn't attack you' and they respond ' no one else has vibranium, so it can only be you'
Wakandans can't possibly out talokan.
This means the USA will believe either wakandans attacked them or they are lying about trading vibranium.
They will band with other nations to attack wakanda, this as an excuse, the end game is to get Vibranium and lower the military power of a strong nation.
Wakanda has already been weakened, it will need back up of the only other nation they know has vibranium and willing to wage war in the surface.
Which is what Namor predicted.
And what have you ? Like I said, he said from the beginning 'I want Wakanda and Talokan as allies to wage war against the surface' which is what will happen. Then it'll come full circle
There was in fact a deleted scene where Queen Ramonda met little T'Challa. However, after Angela Bassett and the crew filmed the scene, they decided against it in the final cut for obvious reasons. It was a heartwarming scene between the Queen meeting her grandson but they saved the reveal for the end of the movie.
If you go back actually to when Ramonda went to see Nakia, little T'Challa was one of the boys who briefly greeted her.
I will never forget Opening Night of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" during the Marvel Studios Intro, I could just hear, sniffling and crying. Rest In Peace Chadwick Boseman. 💙🙏🏼
I thought "This movie is about all the ways that grief hits people." Then I thought a little more and realized, "So was the first Black Panther movie."
I think the biggest difference is that BP1 felt like what it feels like to persevere after loss. That film homed iin on the dichotomy of families and how their image isn't necessarily who they are. It was more of a reconstruction. This film was focused on the deconstruction, what it means to deal with that anger, and those feelings of unfairness, when we lose someone.
@@TrickyDicky2006 And the Lion King is a lazy rehashing of Hamlet, if you want to go that route...
The first Black Panther wasn’t about grief. It was about lies & inclusion & how that affects a nation state.
@@TrickyDicky2006 Try reaching again. It wasn’t the lion king dumbo. The fact that you tried to go there shows you have no idea what you’re watching. The themes of the first film dealt with Wakanda’s insistence to cut it self off from the world. This stance led a King to kill his own brother, abandon his brother’s child in America. Which set off a cycle of vengeance which almost destroyed Wakanda. It was nothing like the lion king. Don’t let the African back drop confuse you.
@@stellarhyme3 You can argue that it was also about the stuff you mention, but there is no doubt that T'Challa goes through grief about his murdered father, which pulls him in one direction, and Killmonger goes through grief about his murdered father, which pulls him in another. In the end, T'Challa pulls together a synthesis between his father's flawed desire for peace through isolation and Killmonger's flawed desire to correct the world through violent involvement.
Shuri was definitely trained. Queen romanda was the leader of the Dora milage at one point, and with her family being the black panthers, it’s safe to assume she’s had ample training. Also she was apart of both the fights against kill monger and thanos in end game.
That is entirely speculation. 😂. There is no mention or evidence of any of that. She was a woman of science. That is where she spent her time training. In the battles, she was not throwing hands. She was using her Panther gauntlets....again.......science. She was never part of any fighting groups. Look at her and look at the other women in Wakanda that WERE trained warriors. 😏...comon now.
But nice internet "I said it on the internet so it's true" try.
You can't merge comics Shuri with MCU Shuri. They are different characters. The only thing they share in common is the name and fact that they are both T'Challa's sister.
She had two hand blasters that did all of the work for her, and Killmonger instantly took her down with little challenge. She was never meant to be a fighter.
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElseshut up
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse maybe you too because she is fighter
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse in that fight Killmonger had Black Panther powers, Shuri had hand blasters and no superpowers. Of course Killmonger took her down with ease. Duh.
One of my favorite lines in this is the reversal of "show him who you are" from the first movie. This version was about showing mercy and restraint where as the one from the original was about strength and showing no mercy
They actually hint at the underwater existence in Endgame when Okoye is giving a hologram report to Black Widow about a disturbance in the ocean.
What I liked about this movie is it didn't feel like a superhero movie, it was about people dealing with grief, and people dealing with power struggles. The superhero aspects could just be metaphors for real world geo-politics.
In the original script, T’Challa’s son would’ve had a more prominent role. Valentina also would have been a secondary antagonist.
However, plans for Namor were pretty much the same. In fact, Namor is a member of the comics’ version of the Illuminati. They decided to not include him in the Illuminati that we met in the Multiverse of Madness as they had other plans for him - those plans including Wakanda Forever.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I feel like Nakia is as much to blame as Ramonda for sparking a war between Wakanda and Talokan. Granted she was following orders, but if she had listened to Shuri and stayed for Namor to return they might have avoided a misunderstanding.
There were even two instances when Shuri didn’t want to talk to Nakia. Shuri was mad at Nakia for not attending T’Challa’s funeral, and Nakia was calling her to clarify why.
Regarding W’Kabi’s absence, Daniel Kaluuya had a pretty packed schedule and with so much going on they weren’t sure where to put him. Director Ryan Coogler confirmed that he’s currently banned to the outskirts of Wakanda. In the Latin Spanish dub, Ramonda said he’s in prison.
Despite not being in the film though, there is some artwork of what W’Kabi would’ve worn if he had made it to the film.
On a brighter note, I’m gonna miss Trevor Noah on the Daily Show but I’m glad he had more lines as Griot this time around.
I’m personally glad this film wasn’t too funny, but Riri and M’Baku helped to bring some lightheartedness during this hard time.
M’Baku in particular had some major character development in my opinion. Before he took that massive blow from Namor, he wasn’t looking before leaping. Then after Ramonda died, he had a lot to consider. Those traits and experiences are what will help him become the proper king that Wakanda needs going forward.
One particular thing that I like about this movie was that we got not one but TWO indigenous actresses from Guatemala. María Mercedes Coroy (Namor’s mom) and Doña María Telón (the elder Nakia spoke to) are both from Santa María de Jesús in the Sacatepéquez Deparment. My parents are from Quetzaltenango.
The film’s score includes edited versions for some of the soundtracks’ songs, but they didn’t add the film’s version of Alone by Burna Boy which includes an excerpt of Stormzy’s Interlude at the start of the song. In the soundtrack, both songs are separate.
Senegalese musician Baaba Maal who provided vocals for some of the background music in Black Panther 1 and 2 got to make a cameo singing at T’Challa’s funeral.
Josué Maychi, the actor who portrayed the shaman in the Zamá flashback, was also brought into the fold as a dialect coach for the cast. He taught them Yucatec Mayan.
Tenoch Huerta got to reprise his role as Namor for the Latin Spanish dub.
Riri may not have been allowed to take her suit, but that doesn’t mean we’ve seen the last of them. In fact, we’re just getting started. Riri’s superhero codename is Ironheart. She’s gonna have her own series later this year.
Valentina will also return in The Thunderbolts coming July 2024. She’s putting together a team of antiheroes. The lineup so far consists of the following:
Bucky
Ava Starr/Ghost
Yelena
Red Guardian
Taskmaster
John Walker/U.S. Agent
There’s several other projects on the way, but phase six will include Fantastic Four on Valentine’s Day 2025. It’ll be directed by Matt Shakman who also directed WandaVision.
Then we’re getting not one but TWO Avengers movies: The Kang Dynasty in May 2025 and Secret Wars in May 2026.
The Kang Dynasty will be directed by Destin Daniel Cretton who also worked on Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
@nintenmetro They changed the line up of the thunderbolts and thank god they got ghost out of there
Until I get confirmation from Marvel Studios and not other outside sources, I’m taking that with a grain of salt.
I'm glad that Nakia and Shuri didn't stay for explanation. Because moments before that Namor said to the Queen that if he sees any Wakandan ship of spy near his home he will wage a war. So what if Nakia and Shuri stays there. He might kill them or make them hostage in order to have an upper hand in winning against Wakanda.
@@nintenmetro With the failure that was phase 4 it is more than obvious that there will be a new lineup
@@RM-qj8cs wasn’t this debunked? Ghost has a dope power set and would be great to have on a team of mostly rogue spies.
I really enjoyed this. Study of grief, anger and revenge. Shuris journey from girlhood to womanhood.
Really liked this take on Namor and the Mayan influence. Like Killmonger he makes alot of volid points lol
Rest In Power, Chadwick. 🥀🙏🏾✊🏾💜🖤
Angela Bassett did a fantastic job as Queen Ramonda, she deservedly so won a Golden Globe and was nominated for an Oscar for this performance. And that even though she died quite early in the movie.
The scene where Ramonda strips Okoye of her rank that is the scene where Angela Bassett earned her Golden Globe Award. ✊🏼🙏🏼💙
Namor is such a cool character in the comics you can use him as a hero or villain in a great way if his written correctly he has cool interactions with the fantastic four, X-men, the avengers, defenders, invaders and the illuminati
He’s been a member of all those teams outside of the fantastic 4
The thing about a peace agreement is that it doesn't make the two sides allies. It simply stops hostilities. Namor is all about protecting his people. Everything else is secondary. A time of peace with Wakanda will allow him to take stock of his relationship with them as he prepares for hostilities with the surface dwellers. If Wakanda gets in his way or if he feels threatened by them, he'll have a contingency plan.
Yes, I really loved Namor's final scene which is all about him playing the long game to get what he wants. Overall, I was really satisfied with Tenoch's portrayal of the character. :)
Well namor and talokan actually have something to lose. And for centuries it’s been that way for his people, greedy colonizers wanting their resources is why they were forced to be displaced in the ocean. It’s the whole reason he didn’t understand why wakanda would reveal their resources to the world. The reason why Wakanda could do that and namor couldn’t is because they don’t have anything to lose, they can afford flashing off their resources. Namor recognizes they’re the most powerful surface nation and is thinking why not align my nation with theirs. And obviously if wakanda decides to defend Surface nations hes gonna retaliate. as he should
@b What? They live in the ocean because they literally cannot live outside of the water.
Fun Fact: Wakanda Forever has been nominated for 5 Oscars inconcluding their first acting nomination given to Angela Bassett.
31:26 The best thing about Namor: He will do anything to keep his people safe.
The worst thing about Namor: He will do anything to keep his people safe.
And in both cases he does mean ANYTHING.
T'Challa Son will be Black Panther in the future.
Absolutely.
Maybe he will be th one to marry Storm in the future
Angela Bassett is such a brilliant actress and... so damn beautiful.
The Submariners were referenced in the Avengers Infinity War, in one of the scenes when they went to Wakanda, it was mentioned of a disturbance in the ocean, and they would look into it after, that was the Submariners.
That was in endgame not infinity war
And this may also have to do with the huge celestial being born from the center of the earth.
@Mickey Mouse right, got confused. Thanks.
@Arthur16480 Francisco never saw the Eternals, so you could be right too.
RIP Chadwick Boseman (November 29, 1976 - August 28, 2020), aged 43
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Wakanda Forever!!!
Legend? Really? No offense meant, but did he ever do anything besides that one role?
@Mcvthree3 he portrayed three African American figures in history. Jackie Robinson, James Brown and Thurgood Marshall.
@@jackspry9736 It's an overrated black
@RM why is it so hard for people to not be assholes on the internet? I will never understand.
@Mcvthree3 he played a character that meant a whole lot to millions of people. He took on many roles of other legends and did them justice. He was also a good man that did a lot for a lot of people. Stop squabbling over the word legend. He left a short legacy but it was a big one.
I love this movie alot. Cassie and Carly are going to need tissues. RIP to Chadwick Boseman, he may be gone but his spirit will live on forever. 🙏😪
This movie rises above all the “midCU Phase 4” movie complaints. It’s legit just fantastic. I can’t wait to see where Namor goes from here.
@@CrowTRobot I disagree, No Way Home and Shang Chi were the only good movies in this phase and this movie was the definition of Mid. Nothing was terrible but nothing was that good either. I thought Namor was boring and uninteresting. Being mid is almost a compliment now because most phase 4 stuff has just been straight up bad.
@Breesybird9 - I respectfully disagree. This film advanced the political position of Wakanda in the world and introduced Namor in an interesting way. But whatever floats your boat.
@@blackeychan1970 agreed
This is the reason I think Popcorn in Bed is the best reaction channel. She doesn't just LOVE every single movie she watches unlike 95% of all the other channels I've seen. I appreciate the honesty and realness of it. Keep it up ladies!
Namor isn't a sociopath. He's been worshipped as a God for centuries, and his will and words are law. He isn't used to being opposed.
"Vengeance has consumed you, it's consuming them"
the blue guys came WAYYY before avatar lol
Fun fact RiRi willimas actually auditioned for Shuri in the first black panther !!!
I recommend the “failure “ John Carter from 10 years ago: excellent sci-fi
It was a decent, but the book is waaay cool
@@MrBananagrab I have a bunch of omnibus collections of different classic authors, both physical and on my kindle (Edgar Rice Burroughs, Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne, Robert E. Howard, Andre Norton, etc.). I've found there are very few times where the book isn't better. I still really liked the movie though. It's just too bad they failed so miserably with the advertising campaign. I mean I knew what it was immediately after I first heard about it. But then I had read the stories before. All they had to do was call it John Carter of Mars instead of just John Carter. That little change would have made all the difference.
There’s 13 books
@oobrocks
there were TWO failures from about 10 years ago, you might want to be more specific. Although the title might be specific enough.
Tracy Lord's was in the other one, THAT'S how bad it was.
Lol. John Carter is the formal name
Can I just say it's refreshing to watch you guys just watch & go for the ride. I don't feel like a lot of ppl do that anymore. Ppl aren't going to like everything but now it feels we're in a time where ppl thrive off of finding something to not like, be mad at or hateful towards. Keep it up 👍
Great reaction! One of the things that gets me about this film is Namor got their version of the Herb when he was still in the womb, instead of a ceremony, so it's possible that in his fight with Black Panther at the end was the first time he'd had a "spirit vision" of his mother.
I’m glad you mentioned the person at the dentist, because that’s what I thought of when you guys did the heart hand thing.
Emotionally, that opening was probably easy to film because of his real life passing.
This movie did the right thing and makes the audience and actors feel the loss of chad/tchalla. While the whole entire movie is meant to show how much his loss means. While then shuri taking up the mantle feels right because we are with her through the struggles of accepting that insane burden of black panther.
In Black Culture we celebrate someone going to the afterlife speak their name and they'll never be forgotten and their souls will live on forever
Namor is Marvel’s first mutant. It’s also Marvel Comics first character created in 1939. He’s not good or bad.
Val was also in the end of "Black Widow" when she told Yelena that Hawkeye was the cause of Natasha's death.
I liked this movie and I admire the cast paying a good tribute to Chadwick. It just made me miss him more. The first Black Panther always holds a special place in my heart because the ancestral plane takes me back to this dream I had if my late grandfather visiting me in my dream. I told him how sorry I was I wasn't there to say goodbye but he smiled and said "You're still the little boy I love so much. I'll be watching you though." I watched him walk up the stairs to the afterlife and I woke up crying. Everytime i see T'Challa visiting his father, i get teary eyed. In a way, Chadwick Boseman gave me something special. Rest in peace to my grandfather and Chadwick. Wakanda forever!
Ok I cried multiple times watching this and it’s such a testimony for how incredible this movie is!
I would love to see "The Last Starfighter" and "The 5th Element" you can't go wrong with Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, and Chris Tucker❤Loved this reaction, they did such a good job paying tribute to Chadwick💕💕
Only thing that bugged me about this was none of the other Avengers were there for T'Challas funeral.
Why would they be? That literally makes no sense especially since cap and widow not around anymore and bucky not invited after the show.
Tchallas Dad ,Tchaka, was King while Tchalla was Black Panther in the first movie we see them in, Civil War. Black Panther doesnt have to be the ruler of Wakanda and vise versa. It also looks like you can have one without the other too. The ritual fight also seems to be a way to challenge for either or cuz in the first movie Mbaku fights for both so does Killmonger but this time Mbaku only challenges for king and forgoes the challenge for BlackPanther.
Namor was introduced in the comics as a villain I believe. He was also marvels first mutant. His introduction into the MCU is huge I think.
Namor (sub-mariner) was introduced in Marvel Comics #1 in 1939 along with Human Torch. Which made him one of the very first marvel characters
He was a hero that fought with captain america
I really love the more mature tone of this film you know more away for the Marvel formula a little and change things up. Great seeing Namor the Sub-Mariner a character who debuted in April 1939 as Marvels first Superhero character followed by Human Torch, Angel, and Masked Raider in October 1939. This group fought in WW2 pre-dating the adventures of Captain America by two years who of course became the most famous WW2 Marvel hero. The original Human Torch, Jim Hammond was an android who was actually shown in Captain America: The First Avenger at the 1943 Stark Expo as a Synthezoid on display in an oxygen-deprived glass tube coined "The Synthetic Man". Angel is not to be confused with Angel from the X-Men and the Masked Raider seems to be a very forgotten character.
Namor is also a Mutant in the comics with one of his titles being "Namor The First Mutant" in reference of him being Marvels first mutant character, in universe he's not the first mutant as there's Mutants like Apocalypse who is 6000-year-old. Namor thought his powers were a gift from his gods until he meet Professor X, Charles Xavier from Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. He’s bounced around from working with Doctor Doom to working with Avengers and of course being a member of The X-Men.
So it's safe to say that Namor in the MCU is also a Mutant as he even refers to himself as one, Marvel building up their Mutant library now after Marvel Studios required the movie rights to X-Men. Characters like Wanda the Scarlet Witch will no doubt be revealed to be a Mutant as well so hinting at the whole "Mutants have been here the whole time" concept like how Spider-Man was just swinging around New York post Civil War we just never saw him until Tony recruited him. The idea that the X-Men have always existed but were just hiding low is something alot of people have thought about but I personally love the idea that the X-Men were active since the 1960s pre-dating the Avengers you know just set them in their own time period that would be cool.
The overall plot of this film is heavily inspired by the Avengers vs X-Men comic that featured five mutant leaders soon became hosts to the Phoenix Force, including Namor. He used this incredible power to amplify his own natural abilities. Tracking the Avengers to Wakanda, Namor created a massive tidal wave. The wave flooded the entire country of Wakanda, effectively destroying the kingdom and killing countless innocent citizens. Alot of X-Men speak so don't worry too much. Pretty much big clash between Avengers and X-Men and Wakanda got caught in the crossfire.
We also have Riri Williams who would later be known as Ironheart who grew up in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, high levels of intelligence she reverse-engineering technology from the outdated Iron Man Armor creating her own prototype version of the Iron Man Armor, using mainly stolen material from campus. She a pretty new character showing up in 2016 as Riri and a year later as Ironheart in 2017.
Overall I loved this film and excited to see where Namor heads to next. The X-Men seem to be way off like 2026 maybe so I can't expect Professor X to roll up anytime soon recruiting Mutants to his X-Men so maybe we'll see Namor in the next Avenger movies or a TV show. Hopefully they nail the X-Men anyways and hey I would love to see you both react to the X-Men movies I think you'd like them alot with Logan being one of my personal fav Marvel films of all time.
*To be clear, the X-Men were not Avengers-style heroes. They were grouped by Xavier (pronounced Zay-vee-yur) solely for the purpose of protecting the world from criminal and terrorist mutants. The X-Men operated in secrecy because of the danger to mutants if the wider population were to discover that some people manifested unusual abilities.*
I loved the first Black Panther movie. Chadwick Boseman's passing broke my heart. He was so good in everything I saw him in.
Queen Angela Bassett deserves the Oscar nomination she got. Hopefully, she wins. Namor was the first-ever Mutant in the Comics. I think M'Baku will be the interim king until Shuri decides what she wants to do.
I still can't believe the MCU made the winged feet terrifying. It was ridiculous in the comics but here, wow.
Wakanda is like an adult Marvel movie that tackled some serious emotional issues. I loved it . The controversy was that it wasn’t action packed for the sake of being action packed . It felt more like an independent movie. What The Eternals wanted and tried to be but failed
I’m going to his concert on April 14. Can’t wait
This movie, like the last one, made me cry.
22:42 awesome to see how you two connect her to other marvel projects.... You guys know your stuff
Another great reaction 😀❤️😀❤️
Glassy from The Good Doctor! Such a fun little appearance by our favourite adoptive father.
I just rewatched The Transporter (2002) with Jason Statham and thought of your channel. It's a good series and the first is a French made film in mostly English, some French and Mandarin. Action/Crime/Thriller/Romance.
Omg omg I love you reaction sooooo muche wow
Namors weapons are made of Vibranium also so yes it can cut virtually anything.
You should give "What if..." a look. The stories are very fantastical but most of the original cast do their own voices for the characters they play from the movies, especially Chadwick's Black Panther. You didn't mention you had watched it when you were mentioning the shows you've watched, so, try them out. I would love to see your reaction to them.
Good reaction for you i love your reaction
Sad Fact. Originally, The first title for the upcoming, Black Panther 3 WAS, Wakanda Forever. After the death of,Chadwick, they moved the title up for this film.
Contrary to popular belief the Black Panther isn't always the King or Queen
You two produce more entertainment then 90% of the films you react to. Kudos 👍🍻
Namor is one of the oldest MUTANTs.... setting up X-men in the universe
If you two like action I would love to see you react to "Enter the Dragon" (1973).
When Carly's face lit up and she said "AVATARS!" oh man, lmao, that's why i love this channel, #MORECARLY
Cassie, both Namor, pronoucned Naymore and the Black Panther i think both debuted in issues of Fanstastic Four comic book magazine
Funny the Dentist thing! Lol
Mbaku is saving grace of this movie
The first words out of her mouth were she made it for a school project not for the CIA.
t'challa and ceaser, 2 of my favorite characters/king. strong, fair, kind and incredible warriors.
This was the marvel movie I had the lowest expectations for in phase……4-5? And it turned out to be one of my favorites including all the previous movies.
I will say this till the end of time. It's not about the movie it is about the ladies reactions.
You definitely need to go watch everything everywhere all at once!
In the Marvel Comic-Verse, there is a underwater Super Hero that this character is depicted as a villain in this movie; "The Sub Mariner".
I’m excited to see your reaction to the siren scene hehe, plus there’s more great scenes of course let’s see if y’all shed a tear in the beginning it was very touching especially if you lost a family member 😢 y’all have genuine emotional reactions ❤ it’s actually adorable lol. Anyways imma pop a bag of popcorn 🍿 and watch this video thanks for the content, love when you do videos with your sister btw
My favorite is The Invisible Man 😂 love when y’all do horror movies (horror fanatic here)
I’d love y’all to do the scream franchise until scream 6 comes to streaming 🎉😂
You and your sister may not know this but Chadwick's smile at the end of the film when it was quiet and you saw images of him on screen, when shuti was sitting by the fire, was old Black panther one footage that they reused. The reasoning behind it was that Chadwick "had a really good smile" according to the director of the film. Overall Black panther 2 was a solid film, and sad at the end with the silent memorandum, though I feel it along with Ant-Man Quantumania are unfortunately two of the lighter films of a more weightier universe.
Glad to see how much you enjoyed this movie, as heartbreaking as some parts were. I saw it in theaters, and it was great.
It's especially gratifying to witness your shock and surprise at seeing Namor and his people for the first time. I knew about their appearance from watching trailers, so experiencing it through your fresh eyes is a real treat.
Namor is a looooong-standing character in Marvel Comics -- in fact, he and his undersea kingdom were around even before Marvel was called "Marvel". Their characterization in the MCU is quite a bit different from the original comics stories, but I really enjoyed how they were implemented here.
The death of Ramonda was something I didn't see coming, however. I was just gutted for Shuri when it happened. Angela Bassett put her all into this performance, and I'm rooting for her to win that Oscar.
Keep up the great work!
I actually prefer this movie to the first Black Panther movie. The main character goes on a much more intense and deep journey.
21:24: sweet summer child lol
I got a Black Panther tattoo after this ❤️
RiRi is going to be the IronHeart.
Tell your sister she is a real one forever to me saying the perfect compliment about Chadwick he was Noble! Yes.
I thought this was horrible, walked out after 30 minutes !
started watching yall like last week, hands down the best movie reaction chanel
You should check out one of his last movies he made it’s called ‘Ma Rainey's Black Bottom’ I highly recommend it.
And Get On Up.
I love you two watching movies together, cute
Shuri is the Black Panther/Protector, M’baku is the King
My son accidentally said black panda wakanda forever, couldn't help but laugh.
No problem, just glad you liked the comment.
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I wonder if in Avengers Endgame, the scene where Black Widow was talking to holographic Okoye, they mention a mild earthquake under the ocean in Africa… if somehow this earthquake caused by Thanos disturbed the Talokans.🤔
I understand the rage in his heart they killed his people. That’s probably why she got rage in her heart cause he killed her mother/her people after they killed his first . Same same in my opinion
Shuri could and probably would still be Black Panther even if M’Baku took the throne. The ruler isn’t always Black Panther. T’Challa took on the role before he was king because his father retired from it. And M’Baku’s great, I don’t think he’d demand to be BP
Vision Quest 1985. YOU WILL LOVE IT
I just realized you've seen every robin hood movie except for the Russel Crowe version? Must see for sure.
Cassie watched it, but did not record a reaction video for it, she did blog about it here: www.popcorninblog.com/
Love this movie. I even like Namor.
Riri is know in the comics as Iron heart
Yes , her code name is ironheart
When the first movie came to my theater a man came in wanting to see it but there were only seats available in the front row. Luckily the new Avengers movie was also playing so I tried to sell him on that. He looked at me and goes "what's The Avengers". After explaining that it's a comic book movie and trying to sell him on the Avengers again I eventually told him that Black Panther is in the Avengers. At that point he became shocked that Black Panther was a comic book movie. He thought it was about the Civil Rights group.
Glad you were there to enlighten him. 👍🙂
To be fair, the Black Panthers were a civil rights group.
@@MRauTObt Exactly. This guy had never heard of the comic book.
Black Panther and King/Queen of Wakanda are two separate things. They don't have to be the same person. Many times they were but not all the time. Remember that T'Challa was already Black Panther when we met him in Civil War. His father T'Chaka was King of Wakanda. T'Challa's family and most of the tribes worship the Panther god Bast. This is why his family carried the title and mantle of the Black Panther. The challenge at the falls is for the throne....not the BP mantle and powers. This is why M'Baku, who does not worship Bast, can be and is now King of Wakanda, assuming that he was successful at the challenge falls and Shuri remains Black Panther..............for now. 😏
They did this for a while in the comics but in reverse. When T'Challa was in a coma, Shuri took over as Queen and Black Panther. It was for a short time. When T'Challa recovered and witnessed some of the things that Shuri had done, and royally messed up, he became Black Panther again but Shuri remained Queen and ruler of Wakanda.....again....for a short time. In the comics, T'Challa is still currently Black Panther and King of Wakanda and King of the Dead........and sooooo much more.
But let me leave that part alone.
Namor is neither hero nor villain, namor is whatever Talokan needs