I read saw it as a nod to how special the motherland is and that our creativity and ingenuity is unmatched when we maximize the use of our ability and resources. Also that even when we reach great heights that we should reach back down and pull some folks us with us. I completely agree with your thoughts about black girls/women.

yeah i think it's that mentality of..."it's not the technology that makes you. it's what you make of technology". what the Wakandans do with their specialized resource is what's remarkable. t'challa's sister is a genius with how she uses the vibranium in her little lab. if it wasn't vibranium, it'd be something else that she would harness. that's basically what i think it's trying to convey.

Seems to me like another Marvel villain who "has a point" and is more interesting than the hero that they then undercut by having him kill some innocents so the audience doesn't have to think about it too hard. Not that it's something only Marvel movies do, I guess.

I guess from the hype I was looking for something more.

I liked Shuri's character ... kinda like Dee from What's Happenin'

I guess from the hype I was looking for something more.

I liked Shuri's character ... kinda like Dee from What's Happenin' ... the occasional smart ass lines (and a gesture) for the older brother that made momma put a stern look on her face momentarily.

Nothing outright wrong with it, just nothing special imo.

At the end end, was the 'White Wolf' supposed to be the guy we saw, or the guy we didn't get to see?

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

He's the White Wolf the MCU is going with. Not the comic book storyline.

I guess from the hype I was looking for something more.

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

My feelings exactly. When judged against other superhero movies, I'd say it grades out above average. The CGI was breathtaking in some areas but horrid in others. Most of the humor hit the right notes. Musical score was forgettable.

As a superhero movie, *** out of ****
As a movie-movie, ** out of ****

P.S., the trailer for Solo/Star Wars has me the least excited I've ever been for a SW movie. Looks dreadful.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

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all of the overreaction to this movie is so immature and idiotic, i'm recommending people to see it just to spite the dumbass trolling.

this is just a flat out good, thoroughly entertaining Marvel movie. it's no different or less entertaining than "spiderman: homecoming" or "guardians of the galaxy" or "thor". they're all on the same level. like GOTG 2 and "homecoming", "black panther" offers a little more depth to the "villain" of the story, which i think strengthens it even more.

it has some big laughs, too. plus, it's beautiful to look at.

and to SD: yes, pretty much anyone over the age of 6 would enjoy the film. it has a nice message about spreading the wealth and helping others to make the world a better place. Wakanda is basically a paradise land with a resource that can heal, destroy, whatever your heart's desire. but it's "hidden in plain sight" so as to protect its people. in the end, it's seen as a bit selfish to preserve it that way, when they could be sharing what they do with the rest of the world.

there is plenty of action, and fighting. again, just like any other Marvel film.

it doesn't deserve the trolling, and it's a shame it has to have that stigma attached. whether critics are telling you to "be on the right side of history", or idiotic alt right morons are trying to destroy its' credibility...just go see it and enjoy it for what it is. if you're not into Marvel films, you probably won't like this one either.

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