[Marvel movie] Black Panther

Is this movie actually good, or is it just media pushing for a 'black' movie? Doesn't look that great to me, but the only superhero movie i've liked in the past decade has been Logan.

 

If that's the only superhero movie you've liked in the past decade then there's very little chance that you'll like this one. It's a fairly typical Marvel movie in that if you like the MCU, you will enjoy the movie but it is boring at times and the CG is inconsistent and at times reminiscent of Spiderman 3 or the Star Wars prequels.

Personally, I like the MCU movies, so I enjoyed it, but it's by no means the best or near the best movie Marvel has put out. To me it sounds like you aren't a fan of the genre really, so I wouldn't expect you to like it.

 

i know wakanda has spies all over the world, but i think i found their american branch. not so subtle



this is probably where killmonger got his ideas

 

You seem like you've had a little too much red cordial today.

You see, just like a myriad other people in this thread I gave my opinion on a movie.

You huffed and puffed like a lunatic.

I queried what was the point of that.

It didn't seem like anything was made too easy for you, because you're going all over the place in just two short posts.

Are you ok son? Do you need to talk to someone?

 

Oh yeah, I forgot Catwoman, too. But who could blame me.

 

Take everything thing Bobby said with a good a grain of salt. He had all things black or brown. The movie is very good. Killmonger and the women characters make the movie great.

 

As far as MCU films go I have:
Avengers
GOTG
Winter Soldier
Civil War
In front of it.
I think it's between the 5-8 in the MCU imo.

 

Iron Man, Civil War, and Black Panther are on the same level. GOTG is next. What makes those 3 different is they are the most GROUNDED IN REALITY. BP doesn’t feel like a Marvel movie most of the time, a good drama.

 

Finally got around to watching it. Honestly, I didn't fall for the hype. It was a good movie, but didn't get me too invested in the characters. The political message that got beaten into your head every 5 minutes semi ruined it for me, too. Don't get me wrong, I'm not against it. For example, Zootopia delivered the message much more subtly with more impact. It just felt like Black Panther reminded us that sharing is caring every 5 minutes and it got annoying.

Winter Soldier, Avengers, GOTG, and Civil War highest tier for me. Next would be Iron Man, Thor Ragnarok, GOTG2. Black Panther would be in the next tier with Spiderman Homecoming, Avengers 2. Then the rest would be a tossup.

 

damn, that's a good point breh. didn't know there were so many coincidences.

 

They are going deep in their spy training.

 

I agree in the ranking. I'd put it also in the 2 tier of the Marvel movies. I enjoyed it a lot, don't get me wrong but I feel like they could of done more.

Spoiler

I think Killmonger was a great villain but I think they "wasted" him in a sense. I thought he was going to cause more divide and chaos within Wakanda among the tribe leaders/groups. For being such a badass, they could of expanded the scene where he broke Klaus out of the CIA's safehouse. Have it be a bigger building, where he had to fight through more guards etc.

 

I don't think it was quite as political as y'all think, or it wasn't just about making a political statement, it came off as something more simple to me, it was about relating to people that feel a certain way. Which I guess in a roundabout might be considered political, but... again. There's an angle to it all, they're just trying to relate.

 

There's a black director, with a mainly black cast, about a character named The Black Panther.

You guys didn't think the African American culture would come into play?

 

It’s only mere coincidence that black panther and black panther party have same name, comic came out before the party. I hate that those two get combined together

 

With Black Panther it really should be African culture.

 

Wouldn't it be both? Especially since Killmonger is American. How dare they, I guess.

 

Yes killmonger should have more american culture, but the majority of the film is in Africa and should have more African culture, I think they did a good job of that.