Okoye saying “when she wants to” is one of my favorite lines. I loved her character so much. Her strength, love and confliction. Danai Gurira is such a great actress.
The scene with little killmonger and his father hit me soooo hard as an African American when he said “they’ll say you are lost” and “I fear you may not be welcome” I’m proud of the culture we built here but it sucks not knowing where my ancestors were stolen from
The Black Panther has been one of my FAVORITE Marvel superheroes since I a little kid. The character was created in 1963 and I became aware of him in 1976. The was the first black superhero who didn't have a stereotypical look, speech, or origin story. He was the king of the greatest nation on the earth. By the way, those Africans didn't jump from the ship to maintain their dignity. They jumped because the refused to be livestock. This happened on a number of ships.
To this day, Killmonger is one of the best MCU villains. It’s because he makes absolute sense. He actually has a point about Wakanda’s inaction, and T’Challa comes to agree with him in part. Killmonger’s life was filled with violence from a young age, so he sees the solution through a lens of violence. T’Challa has enjoyed a life of peace and privilege, so he sees the solution through the lens of non-violence. It is fantastic writing, and I still love it.
I do feel sorry for the VFX team on this movie. The final showdown between Black Panther and Killmonger got slaughtered by the critics, with some comparing it to a PS2 cutscene, but the VFX team only had around 2 weeks to get that entire scene done, so it's amazing that it turned out as well as it did.
They definitely altered the movie after his passing 😂😂 That’s the same marvel card sequence that they created for the next placket panther movie (which was re-written after he passed)
Now you need to see Wakanda Forever. As soon as I saw the ending of this one, I had no doubt that making themselves known to the rest of the world and sharing their resources would lead to problems. Keeping their secret kept Wakanda safe. There were other ways they could help the world without making their resources known.
Chadwick Boseman was diagnosed with cancer in 2016. This came out the next year. (2017/8 was the best year for Marvel movies, imo.) And to think that he did all this physical stuff while recoverying makes me think he was superhuman. Cancer is such a horrible and unpredictable disease. If you think this one is heavy because of his death, wait until you see the second one which had to be entirely rewritten because he thought he was going to be able to film it. It's great, but you need all the tissues.
That’s what I love so much about the character. When it comes to Wakanda’s inaction making them partially culpable for what’s happened, he’s right. It is a rare thing in these movies to have the hero agree that the villain has a point.
Actually you didn't break any laws in wakanda He had every right to challenge for The Crown and once he was king he and he writes to do what he did Did you know that the man wasn't dead
I love this movie. Everyone was so good in their roles. The 007 style part in S. Korea. The action in Wakanda. The bonding as Killmonger was dying. Unrelated thought, I really wish Angela Bassett played Storm. Storm never really got the proper respect in the X-men movies.
"He got to go!!!" LMAO!!!!! THANKS for this! The film that popularized the term "colonizer!" LOL!!!!! What did the great writer Ta-Nehisi Coates call it: "Black people's 'Star Wars?'" :) Ah, what great times were had in the theater back then. I teared up at multiple viewings.... (When I spoke about this film [feel free to UA-cam "Todd Steven Burroughs" and "Black Panther"], I argued that if Black people created and owned this character and this film universe, T'Challa and Killmonger--The Hate That Hate Produced--would have found a common-sense middle ground in creating a Pan-African state. But alas, that was not in the MCU's plan...That's *way too much* to ask for from Disney :) ) Enjoyed how you figured out so much of it!!! Yes, "WHAT ARE THOSE??" is *so* 2018 :), isn't it? And Winston "sounds Jamaican" because he's from T+T, Bay-bee!!! :) (And you gotta see Chadwick in the film "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," his last role. Trust me.) See you at your next MCU viewing!!! Make Mine Marvel--and make it soon, please!!!! Time to wrap up the epic....
I don't think there would be a way to give knowledge/technology and not weaponry. They're so tied together at this point. Think about how relatively recent human beings were able to send a man into space, and just how much that opened up scientifically. Then keep in mind that yesterday, SpaceX took up satellites so that the US can better track targets around the world. The idea of an outreach center is a better play because you can take an active role in helping the world but making sure things come through you first.
Naive people always want to see bad people be good. Some evil is deep imbedded it feeds on hatered and anger. Happiness and peace are signs of weakness and vulnerability. And some people would rather see the world burn than live another day.
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Okoye saying “when she wants to” is one of my favorite lines. I loved her character so much. Her strength, love and confliction. Danai Gurira is such a great actress.
commenting barely into the reaction but they actually did go back and update the intro on Disney+ to be all Chadwick after his passing 🥹🥹
I was about to say this too. They changed it on his birthday. 😭😭😭
I’m so glad they did! tysm for letting me know, i appreciate it ❤️
35:50 YOU DID NOT SAY COOL RUNNINGS WHEN YOU SAW TCHALLA ON ICE 💀💀💀
Im dying, instant sub
The scene with little killmonger and his father hit me soooo hard as an African American when he said “they’ll say you are lost” and “I fear you may not be welcome” I’m proud of the culture we built here but it sucks not knowing where my ancestors were stolen from
And it hurts because sometimes we get mistreated for not knowing about our ancestral home like it's our fault
The Black Panther has been one of my FAVORITE Marvel superheroes since I a little kid. The character was created in 1963 and I became aware of him in 1976. The was the first black superhero who didn't have a stereotypical look, speech, or origin story. He was the king of the greatest nation on the earth.
By the way, those Africans didn't jump from the ship to maintain their dignity. They jumped because the refused to be livestock. This happened on a number of ships.
To this day, Killmonger is one of the best MCU villains. It’s because he makes absolute sense.
He actually has a point about Wakanda’s inaction, and T’Challa comes to agree with him in part. Killmonger’s life was filled with violence from a young age, so he sees the solution through a lens of violence. T’Challa has enjoyed a life of peace and privilege, so he sees the solution through the lens of non-violence.
It is fantastic writing, and I still love it.
I do feel sorry for the VFX team on this movie. The final showdown between Black Panther and Killmonger got slaughtered by the critics, with some comparing it to a PS2 cutscene, but the VFX team only had around 2 weeks to get that entire scene done, so it's amazing that it turned out as well as it did.
They definitely altered the movie after his passing 😂😂 That’s the same marvel card sequence that they created for the next placket panther movie (which was re-written after he passed)
Now you need to see Wakanda Forever. As soon as I saw the ending of this one, I had no doubt that making themselves known to the rest of the world and sharing their resources would lead to problems. Keeping their secret kept Wakanda safe. There were other ways they could help the world without making their resources known.
Watching this film in theatres was truly an experience...🙏🙏 it is the 1st film I ever paid twice to see in theatres
They did change it to honor Chadwick. 😞 rip
thanks for letting me know ❤️
Chadwick Boseman was diagnosed with cancer in 2016. This came out the next year. (2017/8 was the best year for Marvel movies, imo.) And to think that he did all this physical stuff while recoverying makes me think he was superhuman. Cancer is such a horrible and unpredictable disease.
If you think this one is heavy because of his death, wait until you see the second one which had to be entirely rewritten because he thought he was going to be able to film it. It's great, but you need all the tissues.
RIP Chadwick Boseman.
14:58 "You can date things like that"
The meme was already dated and dead for a while, when the movie came out 😅
When you get someone like Michael B Jordan, you kinda have to root for him, hahaha. 100% Killmonger's end methods were so wrong. T'Challa had to win.
That’s what I love so much about the character. When it comes to Wakanda’s inaction making them partially culpable for what’s happened, he’s right. It is a rare thing in these movies to have the hero agree that the villain has a point.
Funny u said "Jamaican" 4 the accent of Jabari tribe leader..the actor Winston Duke is actually from Trinidad
Marvel changed the opening sequence to just Chadwick after his passing. Part of what they did to honor him.
⏯️ minute:29 earns my respect friend 🧡 the ability to view a situation with empathy you demonstrate reveals your spirit. You're a real one. Respect
22:37 "Another broken white boy..." I loved your reaction when you figured out who the *first* broken white boy was. lol.
they changed the intro because he died. he pioneered the role so for the rest of ever, this intro stays.
Yes they changed it after Chadwick died.
I've been waiting for you to get o this movie for quite some time. Killmonger was not wrong.
They did indeed change the intro after his passing to honor him.
Actually you didn't break any laws in wakanda He had every right to challenge for The Crown and once he was king he and he writes to do what he did Did you know that the man wasn't dead
Wow I didn't even realize that he mostly murked women in this movie😂😭
I love this movie. Everyone was so good in their roles. The 007 style part in S. Korea. The action in Wakanda. The bonding as Killmonger was dying. Unrelated thought, I really wish Angela Bassett played Storm. Storm never really got the proper respect in the X-men movies.
"He got to go!!!" LMAO!!!!! THANKS for this!
The film that popularized the term "colonizer!" LOL!!!!! What did the great writer Ta-Nehisi Coates call it: "Black people's 'Star Wars?'" :) Ah, what great times were had in the theater back then. I teared up at multiple viewings....
(When I spoke about this film [feel free to UA-cam "Todd Steven Burroughs" and "Black Panther"], I argued that if Black people created and owned this character and this film universe, T'Challa and Killmonger--The Hate That Hate Produced--would have found a common-sense middle ground in creating a Pan-African state. But alas, that was not in the MCU's plan...That's *way too much* to ask for from Disney :) )
Enjoyed how you figured out so much of it!!! Yes, "WHAT ARE THOSE??" is *so* 2018 :), isn't it?
And Winston "sounds Jamaican" because he's from T+T, Bay-bee!!! :)
(And you gotta see Chadwick in the film "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," his last role. Trust me.)
See you at your next MCU viewing!!! Make Mine Marvel--and make it soon, please!!!! Time to wrap up the epic....
You sound much like that girl from how high and smart guy, it’s tripping me out lol
Chadwick passed in 2020
I don't think there would be a way to give knowledge/technology and not weaponry. They're so tied together at this point. Think about how relatively recent human beings were able to send a man into space, and just how much that opened up scientifically. Then keep in mind that yesterday, SpaceX took up satellites so that the US can better track targets around the world. The idea of an outreach center is a better play because you can take an active role in helping the world but making sure things come through you first.
The title threw me off. Took me a couple minutes
Yeah watching this movie at any time now is bitter sweet and with irony considering the reality of Chadwick's passing.
Naive people always want to see bad people be good. Some evil is deep imbedded it feeds on hatered and anger. Happiness and peace are signs of weakness and vulnerability. And some people would rather see the world burn than live another day.
Not the PANTER
😭😭
"..death is better than bondage"
No. 😂 No it is not.. not at all..
Ummm that's debatable
@@Msmykimoto2U nah not really lol..
100% bondage is better than death 👍
@@cjperry2731in death there is peace
first 🎉
I loved the reaction and yes the cultural impact of this movie was massive. Chadwick Boseman is forever in our hearts.