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Film Review: Black Panther (2018)@drax61d

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In 2018 the Marvel Cinematic Universe reached a point where it was no longer just breaking box-office records, but also where the critics, including the most hardened art-snobs who couldn't stand superhero films, were brought to their knees. That moment came thanks to the film Black Panther, which was unanimously and single‑mindedly hailed by critics as an epochal masterpiece on a par with Citizen Kane and The Godfather, and this attitude was reflected a few years ago in an ‘Oscar’ nomination that was unthinkable for such a genre. However, much like the box‑office records, this achievement had little to do with the quality of the film itself. Black Panther acquired its divine status even before its premiere, thanks to an extremely skilful propaganda campaign that made maximum use of the domestic political circumstances in the USA, namely the insistence on ‘political correctness’ and the righting of all the wrongs of American and world history. The titular protagonist of the film is black, and the director was Ryan Coogler, an African‑American filmmaker who had made a name for himself with the politically engaged film Fruitvale Station, dedicated to the suffering of African‑Americans at the hands of white police. Thus, Black Panther was not only pre‑subscribed to panegyrics, but also inoculated against all negative criticism, given that a bad word about this film would in many circles be interpreted as racism.

The titular protagonist, played by Chadwick Boseman, first appeared in the film Captain America: Civil War, where he was introduced as T’Challa, prince of the African nation of Wakanda, who is simultaneously endowed with superhuman powers. The film’s plot at the very beginning seeks to explain where those powers came from and what they have to do with the specificities of his homeland. To the rest of the world, Wakanda is a poor, remote and underdeveloped country surrounded by inaccessible jungles and mountains, which made it uninteresting to white colonisers and thus allowed it to preserve its independence. In reality, a meteorite containing vibranium had fallen on Wakanda millions of years earlier – a precious metal used to produce superior weapons, and on the basis of which the Wakandans created a superior technological civilisation. However, this civilisation is unknown to the outside world due to a policy of self‑isolation that T’Challa, after his father’s death and his ascension to the throne, seeks to maintain. The problem is that two decades earlier, supplies of vibranium were stolen by the South African mercenary Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis), with the help of people from within Wakanda itself. T’Challa, together with his associates, goes to South Korea to try to find Klaue, and there he encounters CIA agent Everett Ross (Michael Freeman), who reluctantly helps him. Klaue is captured, but then freed by his aide Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), who it turns out has not only personal motives for his actions, but also plans to seize power in Wakanda and use its superior technology to take revenge on white nations and peoples for all the evil that black people have suffered throughout history.

At first glance, Black Panther could be understood as a kind of antithesis to Thor – i.e. Wakanda represents a kind of antithesis to Asgard – a fairy‑tale, wondrous paradise where, instead of blonde and blue‑eyed Nordic whites, only black people live. Many found the epochal nature of the film precisely in the banal fact that all the characters in the film are black, and that it attempts to address some serious global problems from the perspective of African‑Americans, or black people in general. The screenplay by Ryan Coogler and Joe Robert Cole thus seeks to confront the tragic past of colonial conquests, slavery, institutional racism, and its unresolved consequences in the form of poverty, drugs and crime. In doing so, it offers two opposing solutions to the problem – one embodied in racial solidarity, radicalism and violence directed against the oppressor, which more than half a century ago was symbolised by Malcolm X; the other is the path of compromise and non‑violence preached by Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela. Black Panther is distinguished by the fact that these two attitudes are clearly expressed and elaborated through the two main characters, but also that the screenplay does not automatically take sides in this debate – that both positions have their arguments and that the villain will have the opportunity to justify them right up to the end, and the audience will retain at least some understanding for him.

The political engagement of the screenplay – the attempt to talk about serious problems in a truly serious manner – is a great achievement for a film of this genre, but it also carries the risk of doing so at the expense of what matters most to the majority of the audience: colourful escapist entertainment. Black Panther mostly manages to avoid this trap, and not only because of the hundreds of millions invested in special effects, but also because of the creative resources that were able to come to the fore. This applies to the successful attempt to present Wakanda simultaneously as a super‑technological utopia, but also as a place that developed naturally and preserved ancient African traditions. An important role is played here by the skilful use of costumes, set design, props, and also the largely effective music of Ludwig Göransson. The direction is also mostly good, and this can come in handy in the scenes of T’Challa’s visions of meeting his deceased ancestors, which will remind some older viewers of the famous 1982 film Cat People. Coogler, however, is far less adept at action scenes, so some of them, such as the car chase in the middle of the plot, induce yawns, and even the final battle is not particularly impressive.

The cast, on the other hand, is mostly up to the task. Chadwick Boseman is excellent in the role of a Marvel superhero who distinguishes himself from all others by far greater responsibility and foresight, but also by statesmanlike charisma. Michael B. Jordan, otherwise one of Coogler’s regular collaborators, is more than a worthy adversary. Among the supporting roles, the Guyanese actress Letitia Wright stands out most as T’Challa’s geeky sister Shuri. Some other actors, however, were not so lucky – Martin Freeman mostly functions as a white ‘token’, i.e. his character is the equivalent of the black characters who in earlier times served solely to fill a racial quota. Black Panther is far from the unquestionable masterpiece it was described as, but its quality testifies that even a franchise as calculated as Marvel’s can afford something more than mere fist‑fighting.

RATING: 7/10 (+++)

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›Black Panther (2018) | Nattosheru Review [ENG/SPA]@nattosenpai677d

Hello cinema lovers. Today I want to talk about one more superhero movie, as I have been doing for several weeks now, but in this particular we will talk about one of the few successes that Marvel Studios has achieved with a solo character in this century. Produced by this great studio and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, this film achieved an impressive success at the box office, surpassing by far the billion dollars and getting dozens of nominations and awards, either for its production, its performances, its script or its incredible visual effects. Starring the great Chadwick Boseman, the film features a cast of actors such as Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya and many more. So let's talk about "the best superhero movie of today", as stated by a critic talking about Black Panther.

SPANISH VERSION

Hola amantes del cine. El día de hoy les quiero hablar acerca de una película más de superhéroes, como lo he estado haciendo ya desde hace varias semanas, pero en este particular hablaremos de uno de los pocos éxitos que Marvel Studios ha conseguido de un personaje en solitario en todo este siglo. Producida por este grandioso estudio y distribuido por Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, esta película consiguió un impresionante éxito en taquilla, superando desde lejos los mil millones de dólares y obteniendo decenas de nominaciones y premios, ya sea por su producción, sus actuaciones, su guión o sus increíbles efectos visuales. Protagonizada por el gran Chadwick Boseman, la película cuenta con un elenco de actores como Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya y muchos más. Hablemos entonces de “la mejor película de superhéroes de la actualidad”, según afirmó un crítico hablando de Black Panther.

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Plot

The film begins by telling us the origin of the "Black Panther", a human being who ingested a "heart-shaped herb" that came in contact with a meteorite formed by vibranium (a very powerful metal that has been used many times in the Marvel Studios Universe) and obtained an incomparable power. He became the leader of Wakanda, a nation formed by uniting several African tribes. For millennia, the Wakandans have used vibranium to create technologies never before seen in the world, which made their nation quite advanced. However, they managed to hide from the eye of the world along with their technology by pretending to be a "third world country" so as not to have problems with other interested nations.

Back to the present day, the former king of Wakanda, T'Chaka, passed away after what happened in "Captain America: Civil War", so his son, T'Challa, decides to return to his country to be crowned as the next king and the next "Black Panther". However, during his coronation, one of the leaders of the assembled tribes confronts him in a duel, which he subsequently loses to the new king, thus demonstrating his great strength and keeping his throne. But his father's past will come to condemn his son when he sees that a group of rebels are stealing Wakandan technology to sell it on the black market to Africans around the world. Their leader is a very dangerous former U.S. soldier who seeks to obtain the Wakandan throne.

SPANISH VERSION

Trama

La película inicia contándonos el origen de la “Pantera Negra”, un ser humano que ingirió una “hierba en forma de corazón” que tuvo contacto con un meteorito formado por vibranium (un metal muy poderoso que muchas veces se ha utilizado dentro del Universo de Marvel Studios) y obtuvo un poder incomparable. Este se convirtió en el líder de Wakanda, una nación que se formó al unir varias tribus africanas. Durante milenios, los wakandianos han utilizado el vibranium para crear tecnologías nunca antes vistas en el mundo, lo cual hizo que su nación avanzara bastante. Sin embargo, estos consiguieron ocultarse del ojo del mundo junto con su tecnología haciéndose pasar por un “país tercermundista” para así no tener problemas con otras naciones interesadas.

Volviendo a la actualidad, el antiguo rey de Wakanda, T’Chaka, falleció tras lo sucedido en “Captain America: Civil War”, por lo cual su hijo, T’Challa, decide regresar a su país para ser coronado como el próximo rey y la próxima “Pantera Negra”. Sin embargo, durante su coronación, uno de los líderes de las tribus reunidas lo enfrenta en un duelo, del cual posteriormente pierde ante el nuevo rey, demostrando así su gran fuerza y manteniendo su trono. Pero, el pasado de su padre llegará a condenar a su hijo al ver que un grupo de rebeldes están robando tecnología wakandiana para venderla en el mercado negro a africamos de todo el mundo. Su líder es un antiguo soldado estadounidense muy peligroso que busca obtener el trono de Wakanda.

Trailer & Review

Below, I will leave you the trailer of the movie:

For being just one of the first stand-alone Marvel Studios superhero installments, with no cameos and no popular or well-known cast, the success of this film is incredible and even more so today. Undoubtedly, the superhero franchise was at its peak at this time, after the incredible success that was "Civil War" with cameos like Spider-Man and Black Panther. While the loss of actor Chadwick Boseman a few years after the release of this movie was unfortunate, in addition to a couple of other cameos, what he managed to do with the character of T'Challa in this story remained as a great memory and one of the best heroes ever played and seen on the big screen. This movie is a masterpiece for many critics, either for its great visual effects, its great soundtrack or simply for its great script and acting.

SPANISH VERSION

Para ser solo una de las primeras entregas independientes de un superhéroe de Marvel Studios, sin cameos y sin un elenco tan popular o conocido, el éxito que ha tenido esta película es increíble y más viéndola al día de hoy. Indudablemente, la franquicia de superhéroes estuvo en su etapa cumbre en esta época, luego del increíble éxito que fue “Civil War” con cameos como Spider-Man y Black Panther. Si bien fue lamentable la pérdida que tuvimos del actor Chadwick Boseman pocos años después de estrenarse esta película, amén de un par de cameos más, lo que consiguió hacer con el personaje de T’Challa en esta historia quedó como un grandioso recuerdo y uno de los mejores héroes que se hayan interpretado y visto en la pantalla grande. Esta película es una obra maestra para muchos críticos, ya sea por sus grandiosos efectos visuales, su grandiosa banda sonora o simplemente por su gran guión e interpretación.

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While I'm not a big fan of this movie, apart from remembering only having seen it a couple of times, it is true to admit that in terms of script, production and acting, this film has something that stands out from the other major productions that Marvel Studios has achieved in recent years. And we are not only talking about its cast, which does very well, starting with Chadwick Boseman, playing the protagonist, T'Challa, a son who shortly after suffering the loss of his beloved father has to assume a great responsibility which is to become the new king of Wakanda and be the new Black Panther. The combination of leadership with power that he acquires makes him reflect a lot on what he has to be for his nation, for his family and for the people he has to protect and guide from now on, trying to develop a vision of a future that would completely change the interests and principles that everyone has, giving way to a new era.

The great impact this character has on the audience is tremendous, since apart from teaching us to forgive and overcome the pains of the past, he also shows us how to face problems and take on new responsibilities with a different vision and ideal, always thinking of those around us. The other actors also do a very good job of acting, one as the wife who is always there to advise the hero and king, both in good times and bad; the younger sister supporting him and helping him with her skill and intelligence; and his mother who guides her son to walk on the best path. On the other hand, the villain of this film, played by Michael B. Jordan, is one of those who, although he shows a very excellent development, with a solid purpose of revenge that was engendered from a very young age when his father was betrayed and executed, the end that he has I don't think I like so much (maybe because I think that in the end they "nerfed him for the sake of the plot"). However, he left us a great "Meme" that is still being used today.

SPANISH VERSION

Si bien no soy un gran fan de esta película, aparte de recordar apenas haberla visto un par de veces, es cierto admitir que en cuanto a nivel de guión, producción y actuación, esta cinta tiene algo que se diferencia y se destaca de las demás grandes producciones que ha logrado Marvel Studios en estos años. Y no solo estamos hablando de su elenco, el cual lo hace muy bien, empezando por Chadwick Boseman, al interpretar al protagonista, T’Challa, un hijo que poco después de sufrir la pérdida de su querido padre tiene que asumir una gran responsabilidad que es de convertirse en el nuevo rey de Wakanda y ser el nuevo Black Panther. La combinación de liderazgo con poder que este adquiere lo hace reflexionar bastante en lo que tiene que ser para su nación, para su familia y para la gente que tiene que proteger y guiar de ahora en adelante, intentando desarrollar una visión de un futuro que cambiaría por completo los intereses y los principios que todos tienen, dando paso a una nueva era.

El tremendo impacto que tiene este personaje en la audiencia es tremenda, ya que aparte de enseñarnos a perdonar y superar los dolores del pasado, nos demuestra también cómo afrontar los problemas y asumir nuevas responsabilidades con una visión y un ideal distinto, pensando siempre en los que nos rodean. Los demás actores realizan también un muy buen trabajo de interpretación, una como la esposa que siempre está ahí para aconsejar al héroe y rey, tanto en las buenas como en las malas; la hermana menor apoyándolo y ayudándolo con su destreza e inteligencia; y su madre quien guía a su hijo a andar en el mejor camino. Por otro lado, el villano de esta película, interpretado por Michael B. Jordan, es de esos que, si bien demuestran un muy excelente desarrollo, con un propósito bien sólido de venganza que fue engendrado desde muy pequeño al ser su padre traicionado y ejecutado, el final que este tiene no creo que me agrade tanto (tal vez porque pienso que al final lo “nerfearon por el bien de la trama”). Eso sí, nos dejó un gran “Meme” que aún a la fecha se sigue utilizando.

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Apart from the characters and the script of this movie, another thing that I like a lot is the excellent work in visual effects and CGI that this film has. In some moments you can notice that some scenes were made 100% CGI, but they are so well done that you can hardly notice it (a brutal difference compared to works that Marvel Studios itself has done with a terrible CGI in the last 3 years). There is also the design of Black Panther's costumes, which I like quite a lot, especially the last one that has a detail that fascinates me by being able to accumulate energy or strong impacts and then release them as a defense/attack system. The sound effects are very well done and it is fascinating to listen to them combined with each scenario. The soundtrack of this movie, which won one or another award, is a marvel, which goes with the beat of the above mentioned elements to make this film a wonderful audiovisual masterpiece worth enjoying. In short, this movie is one of those distinct and interesting superhero stories worth watching.

Personally, I give it a 9/10 rating as far as the action/sci-fi genre is concerned.

SPANISH VERSION

Fuera de los personajes y el guión que tiene esta película, otra cosa que me gusta bastante es el excelente trabajo en efectos visuales y CGI que tiene esta cinta. En ciertos momentos se puede notar que algunas escenas fueron hechas 100% a computadora, pero están tan bien hechas que casi ni se nota (una diferencia brutal en comparación con trabajos que la misma Marvel Studios ha realizado con un CGI terrible en estos últimos 3 años). También está el diseño de los trajes de Black Panther, los cuales me agradan bastante, sobre todo el último que tiene un detalle que me fascina al poder acumular energía o impactos fuertes para luego soltarlos como un sistema de defensa/ataque. Los efectos de sonido están muy bien hechos y es fascinante escucharlos combinados con cada escenario. La banda sonora de esta película, la cual se ganó uno que otro premio, es una maravilla, la cual va con el compás de los anteriores elementos mencionados para hacer de esta cinta una maravillosa obra maestra audiovisual que vale la pena disfrutar. En resumen, esta película es una de esas historias de superhéroes distintas e interesantes que valen la pena ver.

Personalmente, le doy una calificación de 9/10 en lo que respecta al género de acción y ciencia ficción.

Tell me, have you seen this movie and what did you think of it? You can leave me your answer in the comments.

Dime, ¿has visto esta película? ¿Qué te ha parecido? Puedes dejarme tu respuesta en los comentarios.

Trailer Sources: Marvel Entertainment. Cover Image & Banners: Canva. Translated by: DeepL Traslate. Character Source: Nattosheru v1.0.

All the best.

By: Nattosheru.

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›Black Panther - With a bridge from the past to the present, the science fiction genre@cute-cactus795d
Hello everyone, the reason why I have not been active enough for the last week is that I have built a new desktop pc and encountered some problems during the installations. Actually, I would be able to convey the problem more clearly as the purchase, assembly and installation phases.
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Anyway, all the mishaps have been fixed and now I am here permanently and I will try to be active as long as my health allows. Unlike the laptop I have been using for 12 years, the desktop computer makes all my work much easier. Or if we start from the fact that everything new is loved, looking at a new monitor, using a new and fast computer may be appealing to me for now. I hope I don't look for my laptop that doesn't lock me in one spot and that I can carry anywhere I want.

I watched my first movie with my nephews on the new monitor, which is much bigger than the old one. My nephew, who is 16 years old, chose the movie and his choice did not disappoint me, because my expectation was that it would definitely be one of the Marvel heroes. Released in 2018, the movie Black Panther appeals to him, if not to me. Personally, I try to avoid watching comic books or movies with similar heroes as much as possible. I think I have a prejudice against those genres and I haven't been able to break that prejudice except for a few movies.

In the past, I used to follow cartoons and comics like He-man, Superman, Thor with incredible pleasure and I enjoyed every single one of them. Maybe I think that cartoon heroes should remain as cartoons. I've never questioned myself about these things and I've never thought about the reasons, and frankly it's not something I'm very interested in!
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Overall, I was quite satisfied with Black Panther, which I watched because of my nephew's preference. The movie went in a direction contrary to my expectations. I liked the fiction and the story. I liked the scenes where the hero emerged and his ethnic origins were explained. I can't say that I had a hard time being convinced of the existence of a separate part in the existing world instead of building a separate world. This was my favorite part of the movie's fiction and I can say that I was very interested in it. The challenge scene was amazing and the place where the challenge took place was incredibly beautiful. If I'm going to die, I should die in a place like that! Haha.

The locations, editing and effects of the movie were quite remarkable. Despite the advanced technology, the use of local figures and costumes took the atmosphere of the movie to the past. In fact, instead of taking us back to the past, I would be more accurate if I say that it built a bridge between the past and the present.

Chadwick Boseman, who plays the character of T'challa, was the most important carrying element of the movie with his flawless performance, from the appearance of a distributor of justice with his fair attitude to the appearance of a son who respects his ancestors and a loyal lover. Watching him and following the repercussions of his decisions on the flow of the story was a joy to watch. The action scenes he was in were memorable as the most precious moments of the movie and the best one was, I repeat, the challenge scene.
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I watched Black Panther to please my nieces and nephews and have a good time with them, but the movie turned around and ended up with them entertaining me. We all liked the movie and commented amongst ourselves on almost every scene. I won't talk about them since most of the comments were mocking the movie and some of the characters.

We admired the atmosphere in some of the scenes involving traditional and cultural activities. The loyalty of the tribe members, their loyalty when questioned and valid answers were received, rather than unconditional obedience, was a message. If you haven't seen the movie Black Panther yet, you should definitely watch it. The atmosphere created and the more realistic story is well worth the time spent.
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Thank you for being here and reading. I wish everyone who will watch the movie a good time. I hope you enjoy the movie and have a good time. See you again; goodbye!

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Hello friends, I'm here with another interesting movie titled Black panther and I would like to share with you.

The movie is about a man who, faced with treachery and danger, he must release the full power of Black Panther to defeat his foes and secure the safety of his people and their way of life.

It begins Thousands of years ago, five African tribes war over a meteorite containing the metal vibranium.

One warrior ingests a “heart-shaped herb” affected by the metal and gains superhuman abilities, becoming the first “Black Panther”.

He unites all but the Jabari Tribe to form the nation of Wakanda.

Over centuries, the Wakanda used vibranium to develop advanced technologies and isolate themselves from the world by posing as an underdeveloped country.

In 1992, Wakanda king T'Chaka visits his brother N'jobu, who is working undercover in Oakland, California.

T'Chaka accuses N'Jobu of assisting black-market arms dealer Ulysses klaue with stealing vibranium from Wakanda.

N'Jobu's partner reveals he is Zuri, another undercover Wakanda and confirms T'Chaka's suspicions.

In the present day, following T'Chaka's death, his son T'Challa returns to Wakanda to assume the throne.

He and Okoye, leader of the Dora Milaje, extract T'Challa's ex-lover Nakia from an undercover assignment so she can attend his coronation ceremony with his mother Ramonda and younger sister Shuri.

At the ceremony, the Jabari Tribe's leader M'Baku challenges T'Challa for the crown in ritual combat. T'Challa defeats M'Baku and persuades him to yield rather than die.

When Klaue and his accomplice Erik Stevens steal a Wakanda artifact from a London museum, T'Challa's friend and Okoye's husband W'Kabi urges him to bring Klaue back alive.

T'Challa, Okoye, and Nakia travel to Busan, South Korea, where Klaue plans to sell the artifact to CIA agent Everett K. Ross.

A firefight erupts and Klaue attempts to flee but is caught by T'Challa, who reluctantly releases him to Ross's custody.

Klaue tells Ross that Wakanda's international image is a front for a technologically advanced civilization.

Erik attacks and extracts Klaue as Ross is gravely injured protecting Nakia. Rather than pursue Klaue, T'Challa takes Ross to Wakanda, where their technology can save him.

While Shuri heals Ross, T'Challa confronts Zuri about N'Jobu, as Erik was wearing a necklace that were his.

Zuri explains that N'Jobu had grown disillusioned with Wakanda's isolationism and planned to share Wakanda's technology with people of African descent around the world to help them conquer their oppressors with the help of Klaue.

Before T'Chaka could arrest N'Jobu, the latter attacked Zuri and forced T'Chaka to kill him.

T'Chaka ordered Zuri to lie that N'Jobu had disappeared and left behind N'Jobu's American son N'Jadaka to maintain the lie.

This boy grew up to be Erik, a black ops U.S. Navy SEAL who adopted the nickname “Killmonger”.

Meanwhile, Killmonger kills Klaue and takes his body to Wakanda. He is brought before the tribal elders, revealing his identity to be N'Jadaka and stating his claim to the throne.

Killmonger challenges T'Challa to ritual combat, where he kills Zuri, badly injures T'Challa, and hurls him over a waterfall.

Find out what happened next as Killmonger challenges T'Challa to ritual combat and badly injures him and hurls him over a waterfall as the movie gets interesting.

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Even though there's a general state of fatigue when it comes to the MCU, I've always found it quite important not to lose perspective on the good things he's cultivated over the years... Beyond bringing interconnected superhero cinema to the mainstream market, on several occasions it was the recipient of many creative stories, which took advantage of the lore to entertain instead of forcing Easter eggs and silly references.

Black Panther was a curious work that emerged in one of the best moments of the MCU, Civil War had permeated a huge sector of the population that previously ignored these films and the tapes that came later (Ragnarok and Infinity War) gave their directors a level of creative freedom that we could never have imagined before.

Ryan Coogler was one of the filmmakers who made the most of this philosophy, presenting us with a unique side of the Marvel universe where Wakanda is the protagonist: a love letter to everything that represents African culture.

Although on the surface Black Panther is one more superhero movie within the extensive list, a more abstract analysis reveals the large number of moral and sociological conflicts it contains, addressing racism and nationalism from a very particular perspective, where a very small and specific portion of the African population (and their descendants) was found to have historically benefited.

This premise is used to forge one of the most interesting villains in the infinity saga: Killmonger, a man with clearly defined desires and fears who has the right ideas but extremely questionable methods.

Black Panther is an accumulation of positive decisions that are rarely seen within Marvel studios: it is visually impressive, it takes its time to immerse us in a world that skillfully mixes science fiction and political realism, and makes us connect with characters. who have postures diametrically opposed to those of the central hero.

A unique soundtrack, which mixes traditional African sounds with modern rap and unique compositions by artists such as The Weeknd or Kendrick Lamar, contributes a lot to its case, as I said before, it is a love letter to an entire culture.

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The defects exist, the climax feels the need to resolve all the conflicts with a CGI battle of rather poor quality and the moments of humor (Although they are not excessive) hardly penetrate the viewer. Obviously, none of these problems permeates the quality of the work in general in an excessive way, an interesting piece within a cinematographic universe whose sequel I hope I managed to maintain the quality when it finally releases in a couple of days.

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A pesar de que existe un estado de fatiga general cuando se trata del MCU, siempre me ha parecido bastante importante no perder la perspectiva de las cosas buenas que cultivó a lo largo de los años... Más allá de llevar el cine de suoerheroes interconectado al mercado mainstream, en varias ocasiones resultó el recipiente de muchas historias creativas, que aprovechaban el lore para entretener en vez de forzar Easter eggs y referencias tontas.

Black Panther fue una obra curioso que surgió en uno de los mejores momentos del MCU, Civil War había calado en un sector de la población inmenso que antes ignoraba estos filmes y las cintas que vinieron después (Ragnarok e Infinity War) brindaban a sus directores un nivel de libertad creativo que nunca hubiésemos imaginado antes.

Ryan Coogler fue uno de los cineastas que sacó más provecho a esta filosofía, presentándonos un lado único del universo Marvel en dónde Wakanda es la protagonista: una carta de amor a todo lo que representa la cultura africana.

Aunque en la superficie Black Panther es una película de superhéroes más dentro de la extensa lista, un análisis más abstracto deja entrever la gran cantidad de conflictos Morales y sociológicos que contiene, abordando el racismo y el nacionalismo desde una óptica muy particular, en dónde una porción muy pequeña y específica población africana (Y sus descendientes) se encontró históricamente beneficiados.

Esta premisa se utiliza para forjar uno de los villanos más interesantes de la saga del infinito: Killmonger, un hombre con deseos y miedos claramente definidos que tiene las ideas correctas pero que cuenta con métodos extremadamente cuestionables.

Black Panther es un cumulo de decisiones positivas que rara vez se ven dentro de Marvel estudios: es visualmente impactante, se toma su tiempo para sumergirnos en un mundo que mezcla con muchísima habilidad la ciencia ficción y el realismo político, y nos hace conectar con personajes que tienen posturas diametralmente opuestas a las del héroe central.

Contribuye muchísimo con su caso un soundtrack único, que mezcla sonidos tradicionales africanos con rap moderno y composiciones únicas de artistas de la talla de The Weeknd o Kendrick Lamar, como dije antes, es una carta de amor a toda una cultura.

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Los defectos existen, el climax siente la necesidad de resolver todos los conflictos con una batalla en CGI de calidad bastante mala y los momentos de humor (Aunque no son excesivos) difícilmente calan en el espectador. Obviamente, ninguno de estos problemas permea la calidad de la obra en general de forma excesiva, una pieza interesante dentro de un universo cinematográfico cuya secuela espero logré mantener la calidad cuando se estrene en un par de días.

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›King of Wakanda is "Black Panther"@sheikhshaon1350d
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A variety of known and unknown mysteries are created among people with information about a small number of things that happen in the world. And when the people of the world come to know about a precious secret, greed, abuse, revenge, killing and destructive fighting and other activities that threaten the world are seen in the minds of people. And such destructive and hostile mentality is created in human mind only when unexpected danger comes in one's life in childhood and when one grows up tragically as an orphan.

And thus, age after age, the continuous hostile life of people has reached to the present day. We naturally know that most people in the world are now greedy and selfish. As a result, we don't want to tell anyone if we suddenly find something valuable. However, when people need to be informed, people will be able to know, but as we humans have very little patience, many times it is seen that people get greedy and do many unexpected things. As a result, there is a huge negative impact on people and the earth. Some actual scenes of which we can see through today's movie review of Marble Studios.
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Movie Name - Black Panther Movie Director - Ryan Coogler. Movie Release Date - February 14, 2018. IMDB rating of the movie - 7.3 out of 10. Personal rating of the movie - 3.9 out of 5. Movie Genre - Sci-Fi Action Movie. Movie Time - 2 hours 14 minutes. Movie Country - United States. Movie Language - English.

Movie Stars:

Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther), Michael B. Jordan (Erik), Lupita Nyong'o (Nakia), Danai Gurira (Okoye), Martin Freeman (Everett K Ross), Daniel Kaluuya (W'Kabi), Letitia Wright (Shuri), Winston Duke (M'Baku), Angela Bassett (Ramonda), Forest Whitaker (Zuri), Andy Serkis and many more.
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Black Panther :

It is said that vibranium, the strongest metal in the world, arrived in the African subcontinent through a meteorite millions of years ago. And then a kind of panther god appeared and gave humans the amazing super power of a panther through a flower. And since then Black Panther is the king of four tribes out of the five tribes of humans. And this is how Black Panther's continuity can be seen later.

VIBRANIUM :

It is a substance where it falls, everything, including plants, becomes endowed with extraordinary powers. With him, Vibranium can supercharge advanced weaponry and technology. In a word, the power of vibranium is shown in the movie as the most valuable and powerful resource in the world.
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The movie can be seen in:

1) In the movie, the sequence of the meteorite falling into the African continent millions of years ago. 2) Introduction, Uses, Capabilities and Valuation Scenarios of Vibranium Precious Metal. 3) The birth of the new city of Wakanda and the city's population being divided into five due to vibranium greed. 4) The scene of getting super power to become king of Wakanda city. 5) Scene of Panther Godest. 6) Wakanda city's unprecedented growth and power struggle scene through the use of vibranium. 7) The scene of King Black Panther killing his younger brother for an evil cause and sowing the seeds of enmity in his clan. 8) We see the death of King Black Panther and his son Tichala's becoming king and some missions requiring fasting. 9) Eric's sudden arrival and usurpation of the kingdom and becoming king by killing Tichala. 10) Again, Black Panther is the king of Tichala and shows the excellent decision and execution of using Wakandian technology for the benefit of the people of the whole world.
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Movie Review:

The movie begins with the birth of the city of Wakanda, the city's lust for vibranium, and a soldier king Black Panther ruling the city of Wakanda with the superpowers of the Panther Godest. And then it is seen that King Black Panther goes to visit his younger brother whom he kicked out of Wakanda and the younger brother offers the king an illegal job, when the king refuses, the younger brother attacks the king and is forced to kill the younger brother there for the crime. . But this leaves the king's younger brother Eric orphaned and preparing to take over Wakanda. Eric then invades Wakanda and introduces himself as his father as the king of the kingdom, accusing King T'Challa of being the son of a murderer. This leads to a fight for the kingdom between the two brothers, where Erik, thinking he killed T'Challa several hundred feet down, becomes the king of Wakanda according to the rules and works to smuggle vibranium around the world. But luckily T'Challa survives and has a wonderful fight with Eric to become the king of Wakanda again. At the end of the episode, King T'Challa decides to use and control all the advanced technology of the city of Wakanda for the good of the common people, and the movie ends with his implementation.

Comment:

Well, I don't know if vibranium is really such a valuable element of the world. However, through the movie, the director has managed to convey some of the power of vibranium in a very beautiful way. The story of the movie, the action and background music of the movie and the continuous technological happenings are well liked. On top of that, through the story of the movie, how greed, enmity, abuse of power for self-interest, struggle for power and all these things can be managed in the movie Black Panther, which I really liked. It would be nice to know how those of you who have seen the movie liked the movie.

THANK YOU .

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One of the things I miss while pandemic is still here is watching movies in theaters. I usually go to cinema when there are superhero movies from Marvel and DC showing. The last time I went to the cinema was in 2019, less than a year before Covid19 came.

Of course, I have some movies in mind to watch before pandemic but things changed now. The last movie I watched in theater has been "Avengers: Endgame". The film is epic, though there are sad moments when Iron Man died, though the movie still had a great ending for the series.

As Marvel is set for the next phase of its cinematic universe, it's sad that the character of T'Challa as the Black Panther is now out. That's because Chadwick Boseman who portrayed the role has already passed away. It can be remembered that T'Challa, with Chadwick Boseman, was seen in four MCU movies.

We cannot expect T'Challa on the upcoming "Black Panther" movie. Hopefully, the remaining characters can carry the movie. It seems it will be much more focused on Wakanda nation.

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›Mi vengador favorito: Pantera Negra 🎬 / My favorite avenger: Black Panther 🎬 (ESP/ENG)@actioncats1860d

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Marvel es ciertamente un universo, el que decidió llamarlo así verdaderamente acertó pues es tan grade que nos fascina y apasiona cada cosa que descubrimos, dio vida a machismos comics y unas cuantas películas en el cine y las que faltan, hace unos días me enteré de una iniciativa creada por @isabellav505, el tema es hablar de tu Vengador favorito, wao no es fácil la elección ya que todos son geniales además de que algunos son guapísimos, por otro lado, las chicas super lindas y poderosas. Si tu deseas participar, aquí está la publicación original para que tengas una mejor idea de que se trata, leyendo la idea de su propia creadora. Ahora a lo que vine después de mucho pensar mi Vengador favorito es:

Marvel is certainly a universe, the one who decided to call it that way really got it right because it is so big that fascinates and excites us every thing we discover, gave life to machismos comics and a few movies in the cinema and those missing, a few days ago I learned of an initiative created by @isabellav505, the theme is to talk about your favorite Avenger, wao is not easy the choice because they are all great plus some are gorgeous, on the other hand, the girls are super cute and powerful. If you want to participate, here is the original publication so you can have a better idea of what it's all about, reading the idea of its creator. Now to what I came to after much thought my favorite Avenger is:

Pantera Negra

La primera vez que vi a T'Challa fue en su aparición en la película Capitán América: Civil War, de inmediato llamó la atención por su traje y la forma tan ágil y rápida en la que se mueve. como lo haría una pantera, de hecho descubrimos que Pantera Negra y T´Challa son el mismo tras el fin de la persecución a Bucky en esta película, en esta primera aparición el príncipe a perdido la paz por la repentina muerte de su padre y busca atrapar al que cree culpable, a como dé lugar, pero luego se percata del daño que causa la venganza al ser tan dañina para el que la busca, decide soltar y buscar otro tipo de solución confiando en la justicia negándose a tomar venganza por su propia mano, además en esta primera aparición tras darse cuenta de que tanto Bucky como su padre fueron víctimas decide darle refugio y protección a quienes en principio consideraba sus enemigos y allí nos dejan con una increíble sed por conocer más de este gran personaje.

Black Panther

The first time I saw T'Challa was in his appearance in the movie Captain America: Civil War, he immediately caught my attention because of his costume and the agile and fast way he moves. In fact we discover that Black Panther and T'Challa are the same after the end of the pursuit of Bucky in this film, in this first appearance the prince has lost his peace by the sudden death of his father and seeks to catch the one he believes guilty, at any cost, but then he realizes the damage that causes revenge to be so harmful to the one who seeks it, He decides to let go and look for another type of solution, trusting in justice and refusing to take revenge by his own hand, also in this first appearance after realizing that both Bucky and his father were victims, he decides to give shelter and protection to those who in principle he considered his enemies, leaving us with an incredible thirst to know more of this great character.

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De la misma manera, en la película dedicada a este personaje (pantera Negra) podemos ver un joven príncipe que se convierte en Rey tras la repentina muerte de su padre y vuelve a casa para cumplir con la tradición previa a la coronación donde las tribus que conforman Wakanda deben llevar algún retador para una posible lucha con el heredero de no considerarlo digno o apto para ser Rey, allí solo el líder de la tribu Jabari los desafía y T'Challa demuestra que tiene corazón al insistirle tras su evidente derrota que mejor rendirse antes de perder su vida ya que su pueblo lo necesita.
In the same way, in the movie dedicated to this character (Black Panther) we can see a young prince who becomes King after the sudden death of his father and returns home to fulfill the tradition prior to the coronation where the tribes that make up Wakanda must bring a challenger for a possible fight with the heir if he is not considered worthy or fit to be King, There only the leader of the Jabari tribe challenges them and T'Challa shows that he has a heart by insisting after his obvious defeat that it is better to surrender than to lose his life because his people need him.

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Este personaje es maravilloso para mi, ya que descubre un oscuro secreto en torno a su padre que afecta mucho la admiración que tenía por este, esto lo afecta tanto que al luchar con su primo quien está lleno de rencor y odio, pierde y se le da por muerto, pero cuando ya estaba a punto de entregar su vida, tras hablar con las panteras anteriores se da cuenta de que debe volver para cambiar la manera en la que se ha reinado y más cuando sabe que su país puede ayudar, a que el mundo sea un mejor lugar para muchos.
This character is wonderful to me as he discovers a dark secret about his father that greatly affects the admiration he had for him, this affects him so much that when he fights his cousin who is full of spite and hate, he loses and is left for dead, but when he was about to give up his life, after talking to the previous panthers he realizes that he must return to change the way he has been reigned in and more when he knows that his country can help, to make the world a better place for many.

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Amo de este personaje que sea un joven noble, de gran corazón y que le tienda la mano a quienes lo necesitan, ama a su familia y país, además su general es mujer, eso es genial y en medio de la batalla que sostienen con Thanos en Avengers Infinity Wars, anima a Ayo, su general a levantarse del suelo con evidente aprecio y ternura, unos minutos antes de desaparecer junto a la mitad de sus tropas tras el chasquido de Thanos, cosa que a mi particularmente me entristece.

Ahora, no todo es malo ya que es el primer vengador en aparecer tras el chasquido en Avengers: Endgame, junto a su hermana y su leal general a su lado, dando sus gritos de guerra a sus ejército, es una escena épica, ya que Wakanda es fiel a la causa gracias a todo lo que vivió y le mostró el Capitán América.

I love about this character that he is a noble young man, big hearted and reaches out to those in need, he loves his family and country, plus his general is a woman, that's great and in the middle of the battle they hold with Thanos in Avengers Infinity Wars, he encourages Ayo, his general to get up from the ground with obvious appreciation and tenderness, a few minutes before disappearing along with half of his troops after Thanos' snap, something that to me particularly saddens me.

Now,it's not all bad as he is the first avenger to appear after the snap in Avengers: Endgame, along with his sister and his loyal general by his side, giving his war cries to his army, it's an epic scene, as Wakanda is loyal to the cause thanks to all that Captain America lived and showed him.

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No puedo irme, sin recordar lo que implico esta película para todos los afrodescendientes del mundo , la razón aunque estamos en pleno siglo 21, el racismo sigue vivo y es palpable en todas partes así que ver en la gran pantalla una película centrada en afrodescendientes y con mas del 80 % de actores de color es algo que para los que somos afrodescendientes y hemos sufrido por nuestro color de piel, anhelábamos ver, muchas fueron las muestras de simpatía hacia este personaje y quien lo encarno, el desaparecido actor Chadwick Boseman ,quien dio vida a este personaje y previo a ello a Jackie Robinson, entre otras películas y series en las que participo.

I can not leave without remembering what this film implied for all African descendants in the world, the reason although we are in the 21st century, racism is still alive and is palpable everywhere so see on the big screen a film focused on African descendants and with more than 80% of actors of color is something that for those of us who are of African descent and have suffered for our skin color, Many were the signs of sympathy towards this character and the one who embodied him, the late actor Chadwick Boseman, who gave life to this character and before that to Jackie Robinson, among other films and series in which he participated.

Por último, no puedo despedirme sin invitar por lo menos a dos personas a participar y las víctimas elegidas fueron: @ilazramusic y @popurri para que nos cuenten cuál es su Avenger favorito, ahora me voy por donde vine esperando que si mi publicación fue de tu agrado me dejes un comentario.

Finally, I can not say goodbye without inviting at least two people to participate and the chosen victims were: @ilaz and @ to tell us which is their favorite Avenger, now I go where I came hoping that if my publication was to your liking leave me a comment

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›League of Movies (Fifth Edition | Week 04): Black Panther@maeugenia2123d

Pantera Negra es una película que me gustó mucho cuando la fui a ver en el cine con mi hija y mis sobrinos. Debo admitir que no soy muy fanática de las películas de superhéroes a pesar de que las he visto casi todas, pero para mi esta película fue muy especial ya que me pareció emocionante y divertida. Me entristeció mucho la noticia de la muerte Chadwick Boseman, el protagonista de estas películas, no solo porque fue un héroes para todos, si no porque también esperaba con muchas ansias la secuela.

Black Panther is a movie that I really liked when I went to watch it at the cinema with my daughter and my nephews. I must admit that I am not a big fan of superhero movies even though I have seen almost all of them, but for me, this movie was very special as I found it exciting and fun. I was very saddened by the news of the death of Chadwick Boseman, the protagonist of these films, not only because he was a hero to everyone, but also because I was also looking forward to the sequel.

Pantera Negra es una película de superhéroes de 2018 basada en el personaje de Marvel del mismo nombre. Esta película se trata de T'Challa, el sucesor al trono de Wakanda, un país africano ficticio con alta tecnología y que está oculto al mundo para protegerlo. El rey de Wakanda es el protector de este país, teniendo también que cargar con el traje de La Pantera Negra, una armadura de alta tecnología que le confiere a quien lo usa habilidades extraordinarias.

Black Panther is a 2018 superhero movie based on the Marvel character of the same name. This film is about T'Challa, the successor to the throne of Wakanda, a fictional African country with high technology and that is hidden from the world to protect it. The king of Wakanda is the protector of this country, also having to carry the Black Panther suit, a high-tech armor that gives its wearer extraordinary abilities.

El padre de T'Challa acaba de morir, así que es justo que él tome el trono y el puesto como Pantera Negra. Sin embargo, llega un nuevo sucesor a Wakanda, un hombre que se crió en el mundo exterior, en Estados Unidos, y quien reta a nuestro protagonista a un duelo por el trono.

T'Challa's father just died, so it's only fair that he take the throne and the position as Black Panther. However, a new successor arrives in Wakanda, a man who grew up in the outside world, in the United States, and who challenges our protagonist to a duel for the throne.

Esta película es muy emocionante con espectacular acción que me hizo hasta aplaudir en el cine. Es un filme muy importante para la comunidad negra ya que el espectacular vestuario (ganador de un oscar) está hermosamente arraigado a la cultura africana. Es muy impresionante cómo hacen que se una la tecnología y estos vestuarios.

La banda sonora también es muy impresionante, logrando llevarse también un oscar. La música fue compuesta por el compositor Ludwig Göransson, quien decidió ir a África para lograr un sonido muy propio y atado a este país pero con un toque moderno.

This movie is very exciting with spectacular action that made me applaud at the cinema. It is a very important film for the black community as the spectacular costumes (winner of an Oscar) are beautifully ingrained in African culture. It's very impressive how they bring technology and these costumes together.

The soundtrack is also very impressive, managing to also win an Oscar. The music was composed by the composer Ludwig Göransson, who decided to go to Africa to achieve his own sound, tied to this country but with a modern touch.

A pesar de lo maravillosa que fue la puesta escena y las escenas de acción, parte de lo mejor fue sin duda la actuación de Chadwick Boseman como el protagonista y la de Michael B. Jordan como un fantástico villano.

Es un filme muy importante y verdaderamente se va a extrañar mucho a este maravilloso héroe que dejó un gran hueco en nuestros corazones tras su partida.

As wonderful as the staging and action scenes were, part of the best was undoubtedly Chadwick Boseman's performance as the lead and Michael B. Jordan as a fantastic villain.

It is a very important film and we will truly miss this wonderful hero who left a great hole in our hearts after his departure.

Es una película que te recomiendo que veas si aún no lo has hecho. Es emocionante y es el legado de un magnífico actor y héroe.
Wakanda Forever!

It's a movie that I recommend you watch if you haven't already. It's exciting, and it's the legacy of a great actor and hero.

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›Black Panther: Black Power thanks to Marvel@serialfiller2191d

A year ago I told you about what happened in Hollywood about the next Oscars. There was a lot of controversy at the Academy about the decision to include a new category, that of the best popular film. Many people have baptized it as a decision to favor in general films about superheroes and blockbusters, in particular a rule to honor and give a statuette to one of the last Marvel films: Black Panther. The film in question is in these weeks the subject of a huge marketing campaign that sees producers trying to convince the Academy to nominate the film in the best film category even. It would be the first time for a Marvel film. But is this Black Panther really a film worthy of such consideration? Marvel has managed in 10 years to build an unparalleled film empire. There isn't a film that doesn't reach half a billion box office and the consistency and wisdom with which all the films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been set in the expanded universe in this decade is impressive. Whether you're a seventh art purist or not, it's undeniable that the MCU operation was a resounding success and you only have to look at the Warner Bros. disaster with the DC comics universe and the various Suicide Squad, Justice League and Batman VS Superman to realize the magnitude and breadth of the operation set up by Marvel when the cinecomics world was nothing more than a rumor. In preparation for what was the most awaited event by fans, Avengers Infinity War, Marvel had decided to focus on introducing a new superhero that we had already seen appear in the beautiful Civil War: Black Panther. There was great expectation around the first feature film starring a black superhero, remembering that on TV this step had already been taken by Marvel itself broadcasting on Netflix Luke Cage. The 2 hours spent in the company of T'challa in Wakanda were enough to reiterate that when Marvel produces something, it doesn't pay and never fails. The first thing that catches the eye watching the film is that the excellent (black) director Ryan Cogler wanted to bet on a cast almost entirely made up of African-American actors with the only exception of one of the villain and the agent played by Martin Freeman. A reversal of roles unthinkable until a few years ago. To imagine that a big production company could invest hundreds of millions for a film starring black heroes would have created embarrassment or fat laughter in Hollywood button theatres. With the passing of the minutes you realize that with Black Panther you wanted to bet a lot on CGI and scary visual effects, with the creation of a whole new world, Wakanda, but that this graphic component was flanked by a narrative that would allow you to tell universally the harassment suffered by the African American people over time and those who still suffer today. The result is a credible story that manages to mix action, drama and introspection. Interesting above all is the contrast between the two heirs to the throne who, borrowed from a genuine desire to make a difference, end up clashing heavily on two opposing visions, one for the preservation of the happy oasis of the hyper-technological and prosperous Wakandan civilization and the other for a war without quarter to those who for centuries have imposed by force and violence on the African American people rules, misery and discrimination. A narrative nucleus that gives vigor to the plot and enriches what in the end is nothing but a great entertainment film. If we see it from this point of view then Black Panther certainly has the right to citizenship in the Oscar zone. Having made this endorsement, however, it must be noted that to nominate such a film for the statuette of best film would be too long a step that would open the way for all the successful blockbusters who aspire to be something more, damaging all the independent and auteur cinema that in the season of the first ones has always been the undisputed leader. The right compromise would therefore be the victory in the new category, with good peace of mind of purists and those who still want a romantic, visceral and able to surprise with images and words more than with skilled computer graphics.

Un anno fa vi avevo parlato di quanto avvenuto ad Hollywood in merito ai prossimi Oscar. Polemiche densissime hanno colpito l'Academy per la decisione di inserire una nuova categoria, quella del miglior film popolare. In molti l'hanno battezzata come una decisione atta a favorire in generale film sui supereroi e blockbuster, in particolare una regola atta a rendere onore e regalare una statuetta ad uno degli ultimi film della Marvel: Black Panther. Il film in questione è in queste settimane oggetto di una campagna di marketing enorme che vede i produttori provare a convincere l'Academy a candidare il film nella categoria miglior film addirittura. Sarebbe la prima volta per un film della Marvel. Ma è davvero un film degno di tale considerazione questo Black Panther? La Marvel è riuscita in 10 anni a costruire un impero cinematografico senza pari. Non c'è film che non raggiunga il mezzo miliardo di incassi oramai e la costanza e sapienza con cui tutti i film del Marvel Cinematic Universe sono stati incastonati nell'universo espanso in questa decade ha dell'impressionante. Che siate puristi della settima arte o meno è innegabile che l'operazione MCU sia stata clamorosamente riuscita e basta guardare al disastro della Warner Bros con l'universo DC comics ed i vari Suicide Squad, Justice League e Batman VS Superman per rendersi conto della grandezza e della vastità dell'operazione messa in piedi dalla Marvel quando il mondo cinecomics non era che una voce di corridoio. In preparazione a quello che era l'evento più atteso dai fan, Avengers Infinity War, la Marvel aveva deciso di puntare sull'introduzione di un nuovo supereroe che gia avevamo visto apparire nel bellissimo Civil War: Black Panther. C'era grande attesa intorno al primo lungometraggio con protagonista un supereroe di colore, ricordando che in tv questo passo era già stato compiuto dalla Marvel stessa mandando in onda su Netflix Luke Cage. Le 2 ore passate in compagnia di T'challa in Wakanda sono bastate per ribadire che quando la Marvel produce qualcosa non bada a spese e non fallisce mai. La prima cosa che salta all'occhio guardando il film è che l'ottimo regista (di colore) Ryan Cogler abbia voluto puntare su un cast quasi totalmente costituito da attori afroamericani con la sola eccezione di uno dei villain e dell'agente interpretato da Martin Freeman. Un capovolgimento dei ruoli impensabile fino a qualche anno fa. Immaginare che una grande casa di produzione potesse investire centinaia di milioni per un film con protagonisti eroi di colore avrebbe creato imbarazzo o grasse risate nelle sale dei bottoni hollywoodiane. Con il passare dei minuti ci si rende conto che con Black Panther si sia voluto puntare tantissimo su CGI ed effetti visivi paurosi, con la creazione di un intero nuovo mondo, il Wakanda appunto, ma che a questa componente grafica si sia voluta affiancare una narrazione che permettesse di raccontare universalmente le vessazioni subite dal popolo afroamericano nel tempo e quelle che subiscono ancora oggi. Ne emerge un racconto credibile che ben riesce a mixare azione, dramma e introspezione. Interessante soprattutto la contrapposizione fra i 2 eredi al trono che mutuati da una genuina voglia di fare la differenza finiscono per scontrarsi pesantemente su 2 visioni opposte che li vede uno per una conservazione dell'oasi felice dell'ipertecnologica e prosperosa civiltà wakandiana e l'altro per una guerra senza quartiere a chi per secoli ha imposto con la forza e la violenza al popolo afroamericano regole, miserie e discriminazione. Un nucleo narrativo che da vigore alla trama e arrichisce quello che in fondo non è altro che un grande film di intrattenimento. Se la vediamo da questo punto di vista allora Black Panther ha sicuramente diritto di cittadinanza in zona Oscar. Fatto questo endorsement bisogna però constatare che candidare un film del genere alla statuetta di miglior film sarebbe un passo troppo lungo che aprirebbe la strada a tutti i blockbuster di successo che ambiscono ad essere qualcosa in più danneggiando tutto il cinema indipendente e d'autore che nella stagione dei primi è sempre stato leader incontrastato. Il giusto compromesso sarebbe dunque la vittoria nella nuova categoria, con buona pace dei puristi e di quelli che ancora vorrebbero un cinema romantico, viscerale e capace di sorprendere con immagini e parole più che con abili lavori di computer grafica.

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›Black Panther: la zampata Marvel definitiva@serialfiller2707d
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Black Panther

_{Altro  successo  per la Marvel}

    Black Power in calzamaglia


Qualche settimana fa vi avevo parlato in questo post di quanto avvenuto ad Hollywood in merito ai prossimi Oscar. Polemiche densissime hanno colpito l'Academy per la decisione di inserire una nuova categoria, quella del miglior film popolare.
In molti l'hanno battezzata come una decisione atta a favorire in generale film sui supereroi e blockbuster, in particolare una regola atta a rendere onore e regalare una statuetta ad uno degli ultimi film della Marvel: Black Panther.
Il film in questione è in queste settimane oggetto di una campagna di marketing enorme che vede i produttori provare a convincere l'Academy a candidare il film nella categoria miglior film addirittura. Sarebbe la prima volta per un film della Marvel.
Ma è davvero un film degno di tale considerazione questo Black Panther?

    Non solo azione

La Marvel è riuscita in 10 anni a costruire un impero cinematografico senza pari. Non c'è film che non raggiunga il mezzo miliardo di incassi oramai e la costanza e sapienza con cui tutti i film del Marvel Cinematic Universe sono stati incastonati nell'universo espanso in questa decade ha dell'impressionante.
Che siate puristi della settima arte o meno è innegabile che l'operazione MCU sia stata clamorosamente riuscita e basta guardare al disastro della Warner Bros con l'universo DC comics ed i vari Suicide Squad, Justice League e Batman VS Superman per rendersi conto della grandezza e della vastità dell'operazione messa in piedi dalla Marvel quando il mondo cinecomics non era che una voce di corridoio.
In preparazione a quello che era l'evento più atteso dai fan, Avengers Infinity War, la Marvel aveva deciso di puntare sull'introduzione di un nuovo supereroe che gia avevamo visto apparire nel bellissimo Civil War: Black Panther.
C'era grande attesa intorno al primo lungometraggio con protagonista un supereroe di colore, ricordando che in tv questo passo era già stato compiuto dalla Marvel stessa mandando in onda su Netflix Luke Cage.
Le 2 ore passate in compagnia di T'challa in Wakanda sono bastate per ribadire che quando la Marvel produce qualcosa non bada a spese e non fallisce mai.

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   Il riscatto degli afroamericani

La prima cosa che salta all'occhio guardando il film è che l'ottimo regista (di colore) Ryan Cogler abbia voluto puntare su un cast quasi totalmente costituito da attori afroamericani con la sola eccezione di uno dei villain e dell'agente interpretato da Martin Freeman. Un capovolgimento dei ruoli impensabile fino a qualche anno fa.
Immaginare che una grande casa di produzione potesse investire centinaia di milioni per un film con protagonisti eroi di colore avrebbe creato imbarazzo o grasse risate nelle sale dei bottoni hollywoodiane.
Con il passare dei minuti ci si rende conto che con Black Panther si sia voluto puntare tantissimo su CGI ed effetti visivi paurosi, con la creazione di un intero nuovo mondo, il Wakanda appunto, ma che a questa componente grafica si sia voluta affiancare una narrazione che permettesse di raccontare universalmente le vessazioni subite dal popolo afroamericano nel tempo e quelle che subiscono ancora oggi.
Ne emerge un racconto credibile che ben riesce a mixare azione, dramma e introspezione.
Interessante soprattutto la contrapposizione fra i 2 eredi al trono che mutuati da una genuina voglia di fare la differenza finiscono per scontrarsi pesantemente su 2 visioni opposte che li vede uno per una conservazione dell'oasi felice dell'ipertecnologica e prosperosa civiltà wakandiana e l'altro per una guerra senza quartiere a chi per secoli ha imposto con la forza e la violenza al popolo afroamericano regole, miserie e discriminazione.
Un nucleo narrativo che da vigore alla trama e arrichisce quello che in fondo non è altro che un grande film di intrattenimento.
Se la vediamo da questo punto di vista allora Black Panther ha sicuramente diritto di cittadinanza in zona Oscar.
Fatto questo endorsement bisogna però constatare che candidare un film del genere alla statuetta di miglior film sarebbe un passo troppo lungo che aprirebbe la strada a tutti i blockbuster di successo che ambiscono ad essere qualcosa in più danneggiando tutto il cinema indipendente e d'autore che nella stagione dei primi è sempre stato leader incontrastato.
Il giusto compromesso sarebbe dunque la vittoria nella nuova categoria, con buona pace dei puristi e di quelli che ancora vorrebbero un cinema romantico, viscerale e capace di sorprendere con immagini e parole più che con abili lavori di computer grafica.





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›Black Panther (Película): ¿por qué está nominada a los Globos de Oro?@cristiancaicedo2733d
Otro de los personajes del universo Marvel

Cuando fue anunciado el proyecto de Marvel de realizar una película sobre Black Panther me pareció una película extra innecesaria. Estaba acostumbrado, de niño, a Iron man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk y por supuesto Spiderman. Así que cuando, dentro del vasto universo cinematográfico de Marvel, anunciaron Ant Man, Guardianes de la Galaxia y Black Panther, no me emocionaron (quizás la única que me llamó la atención desde su anuncio fue Dr. Strange). Ni siquiera el éxito de taquilla que han tenido todas las películas me empujó a ver varias de ellas (Black Panther fue la segunda película más taquillera del 2018), pero cuando fueron anunciados los nominados a los Golden Globe y leí que esta cinta cuenta con tres nominaciones, incluida la de Mejor Película de Drama, mi primera reacción fue ¿Qué? y la segunda fue Tengo que verla. No porque me deje llevar por los críticos, con los que muchas veces difiero, sino para analizar la razón de esa nominación.

Poster alternativo

No recuerdo cuando fue la última vez que una película de super héroes fue nominada a premios, o categorías importantes. Ahora sólo llega a mi mente el Oscar que ganó Heath Ledger por su papel del Joker en Batman: The Dark Knight, una actuación memorable sin duda, pero normalmente este tipo de películas arrasa en la taquilla, sin brillar para la crítica. Este tipo de películas son predecibles y arquetípicas. Con frecuencia cuentan las mismas cosas y casi de la misma forma, cambiando nombres y colores. Así que cuando se le quitan las secuencias de acción y los poderes al héroe, queda muy poco para analizar. Y entonces pensé ¿De todas las películas de Marvel está nominada precisamente esta?¿por qué? pues porque para mi sorpresa, esta película es una excepción a esa regla. Black Panther comienza con el príncipe T'Challa quien, tras la muerte de su padre, debe ser coronado como rey de Wakanda, una nación africana aislada y muy avanzada tecnológicamente. De allí se desprenden elementos y acontecimientos interesantes, además de actitudes cuestionables entre los personajes, que son materia de análisis.

Ecos de Shakespeare: la lucha por el poder

La amenaza en la película no proviene del exterior. No son extra terrestres o una nación vecina los que desatan el conflicto. La sucesión del trono plantea desafíos, cuestionamientos y luchas internas por el poder. Un sobrino legítimo del difunto rey aparece para reclamar su derecho al trono de Wakanda y la culpa del príncipe T'Challa como consecuencia de las acciones realizadas por su padre mientras aún vivía, lo hacen sentirse tan manchado como el monarca anterior. Luchas por el trono dentro del seno de una misma familia y la ambición por el poder son temas que evocan los dramas del bardo inglés: Hamlet, Macbeth, El Rey Lear, entre ellos.

Un universo propio: realidad y mitología.

Wakanda

Wakanda es un país ficticio, por lo que para hacerlo más real para los espectadores, debieron construirlo al detalle. La geografía, la arquitectura, la sociedad, el vestuario, las instituciones, todo debió ser edificado para crear la ilusión de que se trata de un país real, tan real que incluso participa en un congreso de la ONU. A la par, desarrollaron su propio conjunto de creencias, leyendas, ritos y costumbres. La leyenda de la deidad Bast y la pantera negra, las diferentes tribus sobre las que se cimentó la nación, sus reglas, todo ello junto a la infraestructura, dota la trama de una unidad bastante creíble.

Tradición y vanguardia

Por un lado están los antepasados, visibles en el plano ancestral , las costumbres y tradiciones de lo que siempre ha regido a Wakanda, defendido por los más conservadores. Por otro lado, están los que piensan que estos son otros tiempos y que la nación, así como sus líderes, deben jugar un papel diferente, menos pasivo, en la gran política mundial. Son dos visiones contrarias del mundo, reflejado en los ancianos y los más jóvenes. Y en medio, está el monarca que debe encontrar la forma de hacer lo correcto, sin deshonrar a los ancestros ni negarse a ver la realidad: los tiempos han cambiado.

El plano ancestral

Los valores en Wakanda

El Rey T'Challa es un hombre fuerte, de buen corazón, misericordioso y humilde. Al derrotar a un contrincante en combate, le perdona la vida aún sabiendo que en caso contrario no habría sido igual; y esa misericordia la aplica a su postrer enemigo, aunque éste la rechaza. Por otro lado, está el tema de la lealtad. Okoye es la guerrera más importante de Wakanda y su lealtad a su país es tal que cuando su rey y amigo T'Challa es derrocado y un nuevo rey se sube al trono, ella no huye. Su lealtad está destinada a servir a ese trono "no importa quien se siente en él". Luego, en plena batalla, el hombre que ama lucha del lado contrario y al éste preguntarle si lo mataría, ella contesta "Por Wakanda? sin pensarlo". Éste hombre, W'Kabi, es también amigo de T'Challa, pero piensa que Wakanda debe abrirse al mundo, participar, hacer algo por atar a los pueblos que están en la miseria tan cerca de ellos y decide actuar en base a lo que piensa que es correcto, aún cuando eso le lleve a oponerse a su amigo y monarca.

El papel de las mujeres

Okoye y las Dora Milaje

En la mayoría de las sociedades, aún más en las del continente africano, las mujeres son menospreciadas y rebajadas a un papel mínimo, casi siempre de apoyo, o de servicio. Por eso resalta aún más el hecho de que en Wakanda existan personajes femeninos fuertes. Okoye es la cabeza de las Dora Milaje, las fuerzas especiales de Wakanda y la seguridad del rey, un cuerpo compuesto enteramente por mujeres guerreras. Nakia es una espía talentosa y Shuri, la hermana menor del rey, es la encargada del laboratorio y de desarrollar nuevos avances tecnológicos para el país. Es cierto que los papeles principales pertenecen a hombres (el rey y sus enemigos), pero el papel de las mujeres es relevante.

El conflicto racial y la lucha de los marginados.

Casi la plenitud del reparto son actores afroamericanos (el Director también), hay muy pocos blancos y sus papeles no son tan determinantes, por lo que no es exactamente una lucha de negros contra blancos. Pero la película señala en varias oportunidades cómo los negros han sido históricamente subyugados, oprimidos, no sólo por los colonizadores europeos en África, sino también en Estados Unidos. También se hace referencia al continente africano como la cuna de la humanidad, por lo que, de acuerdo a uno de los personajes, sus habitantes deberían tener el derecho de gobernar el mundo. Es por ello que algunos Wakandianos quieren ayudar a esos otros países a tomar el poder, a derrocar a sus gobiernos para darles el lugar que, por derecho, les corresponde.

Opresor vs. oprimido: el triunfo de la diplomacia.

Arte creado por Ryan Meinerding

Sin embargo, ¿buscar liberar a los oprimidos para darles el poder y vengarse de aquellos que los tenían sometidos, no es de alguna manera intercambiar camisetas en un drama interminable? ante una postura tradicionalista de mantenerse al margen y otra activa de darle armas a los pueblos para que tomen el poder de las manos de los gobernantes, el Rey T'Challa sabiamente opta por la solución diplomática: no invitará al mundo a descubrir Wakanda pero pondrá sus recursos al servicio de las personas, haciendo la declaración en un congreso de las Naciones Unidas donde dice "en crisis, los sabios construyen puentes; los tontos muros", una gran frase sin duda, parte del buen guión de la película. Se trata de una solución pacífica que, aunque sabemos que en la vida real casi nunca son efectivas, el proyectarla en este tipo de cintas crea la ilusión de que, de este lado de la pantalla, pueda emularse algo similar.

El resultado

Tenemos entonces una mezcla de tagedia shakesperiana, mitología propia, respeto por la tradición, la lucha entre lo antiguo y lo nuevo, los antepasados y los jóvenes, la lucha a favor de los marginados y el papel de los poderosos en esa lucha, el factor racial, el poder, la lealtad, el amor, la sabiduría, enmarcado en un universo único; todo esto, creo, pero sobre todo la lucha social, el rol femenino y el triunfo diplomático, son los elementos que debieron cautivar a la crítica que ha hecho a Black Panther merecedora de tres nominaciones a los Globos de oro, incluyendo la de Mejor Película Dramática. Por mi parte le doy un puntaje de 6/10 y la considero, dentro de su género, una opción bastante recomendable.

Reseñado por @cristiancaicedo

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›The Black Panther - is it worth watching?@unbiasedwriter2780d
As I watched the Black Panther trailer, I remember thinking to myself that the movie doesn't really interest me. But, I have a challenge - I love going to the cinema, and I love eating my nachos while watching.

In other words, I ended up going to the cinema to watch The Black Panther no matter what. In the last two years, I have turned into quite a Marvel fan, and I have done my uttermost to watch as many movies as possible. That is also why I wrote an article about Captain America recently and how I liked him much more after watching the first Captain America movie (I had only seen the newer movies until then).

But, let's return to Black Panther!

The story of Black Panther
It has been a while since I actually watched The Black Panther in the cinema, but I still remember the movie quite well. To sum it up, the movie didn't make a deep impression on me, and there are many Marvel superheroes I would prefer to the Black Panther.
The story takes us to Wakanda, a place occupied by several tribes and extremely rich due to the vibranium existing in the area. The leader of Wakanda, played by Chadwick Boseman, is also the Black Panther, the superhero of the movie. He has to fight against the antagonist Erik Killmonger (played by Michael Bakari Jordan), a guy you might remember from the Parenthood series and the Creed movies.

The main storyline of the movie portrays the battle between the two of them as they fight for the power over Wakanda.

My thoughts about the Black Panther
I have to admit that I did not become a big fan of the movie. I had a good time watching it, and I liked the fact that this is a "black" super-hero movie. There are some characters I really liked in the movie, especially Okoye (Danai Gurira) and the guard Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o).
The nacho was great (with strong salsa sauce), but the movie lacked humor, and it lacked the tensity that I would expect from such a movie.

I am still a big Marvel fan, and I like these movies a lot, but the Black Panther did not become a new favorite of mine.

Have you seen the Black Panther? How did you enjoy it?

My Black Panther score:
6/10
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›Սեւ Պանտերան (Black Panther, 2018)@panza2915d
Այնպիսի բազմամշակութային հասարակության նման Միացյալ Նահանգների, զարմանալի կլիներ, եթե վաղ թե ուշ, ի էջերում համաժողովրդական զավեշտական գիրքը չի հայտնվի առաջին սեւ, որը կարող է վրա անդա դիմակայել վտանգը վտանգի, զգում Երկրի պաշտպանության ուժ. Այն տեղի է ունեցել նման նշանակալի իրադարձություն է ամռանը. Երբ թողարկման հետ ներկայացնելու հայտնվել հպարտ թագաժառանգ արքայազն գեղարվեստական աֆրիկյան երկրի.

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Առաջացման ինչպես բնորոշ գույն, ավանդաբար անհավատալի կարողություններ եւ բնորոշ վարքի չի կարող ստանալ նախկինում տարբեր էթնիկ խմբերի Ամերիկայի եւ շուտով ժողովրդականությունը հասել է աննախադեպ բարձունքների եւ արագ, ապա այն առանց մեծ մտքի անընդմեջ թիմի. Եւ չնայած այն հանգամանքին, որ իշխանը, եւ ապա լիիրավ Քանոն էր միայն մեկը ասպետների պատկերով «Սեւ հովազ» դարձավ կապված երկրպագուների գրաֆիկական վեպերի հետ այս պերսոնաժների, ով ուներ մեծ ապագա է սպասվում: Ամուր հաստատված է որպես սեփական անունը զավեշտական գրքերի շարքի, հետեւողականորեն հայտնվել է, այսպես կոչված, եւ նույնիսկ հաջողվել է վերցնել ներքեւ միջանցք հմայիչ փոթորկին, համաձայնել է դառնալ երկրորդ կեսը, քանի որ ականավոր անհատականություն.

Բացի տարբեր տեսակի տպագիր արկածների մասնակցությունից, հերոսը բազմիցս հայտնվել է Մարիվելից անիմացիոն էսքիզներով, հիշեցնելով, որ հանդիսատեսը եզակի է եւ չի կարող գրվել: Եւ ականների սկզբին, երբ նկարահանում գործընթացը սկսեց ցույց տալ, աննախադեպ աճ է իրեն փորձել է ներկայացնել իրենց առջեւ կերպարանք է «Սեւ փանթերզ», բայց մշտական ստեղծագործական տարբերություններ եւ այլ արտադրական խնդիրները արմատի խոստումնալից գաղափարներ: Եվ դեռ խորքում ոչ ոք չէր հրաժարվի պատմությունը փոխանցել մեծ էկրաններին: Իհարկե, դա գնաց շատ ավելի երկար է, քան նախատեսվում, եւ դեռ «Սեւ հովազ» միացել է բարակ համարը հրատարակչական նշաններից եւ արդարացիորեն դարձավ առաջատար ֆիլմի տիեզերքի, վերահսկվում Ֆաիգ.

Պատրաստված համար երկար ժամանակ փորձել է ներկայացնել անվերջ Հաջողված պատմությունը սկսվել, «Երկաթե մարդը», փորձում են նրբորեն, որքան հնարավոր է բերել կառուցել դիցաբանության ֆիլմ, տիեզերքի հետ հանդիպման կուռքի սեւ համայնքի. Լավագույն տարբերակն այն էր, որ հրավերը հակամարտության մեջ էր, որը կոչվում էր «քաղաքացիական պատերազմ». Ընկերական միջեւ դիմակայությունը Թոնի Սթարքը եւ Սթիվ աստիճանաբար վերաճեց է լուրջ, թեեւ ոչ ամենադրամատիկ ճակատամարտը, եւ ամբողջությամբ ցույց տվեց իր առանձնահատկությունները, փորձելով վրեժխնդիր իր հոր անժամանակ մահվան հավերժության մեջ: Խաղացել են բավականին ուշագրավ եւ ոչ անտաղանդ դերասան Բոզման բնույթ վստահության եւ անսասան, չնայած խոր էմոցիոնալ հակամարտությունների տանջում նրա հոգին, հաջողվել է գտնել հավասարակշռություն, դրանով իսկ ցույց տալով, որ իմաստություն, որ եկել շատ վաղ, սակայն աշխարհը կարիք ունի, ավելի քան երբեւէ նախկինում.

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Ըստ իրեն, որ սյուժեն «քաղաքացիական պատերազմ» երկրպագուների առաջացրել խառը զգացմունքները, հատկապես, երբ համեմատ մասշտաբով տեղի ունեցող իրադարձությունների ֆիլմի, որ տեղի է ունեցել, բայց ոչ առաջացնել որեւէ կասկած մասին իմաստության իր տեսքը, բայց քանի որ Քեւին Ֆաիգ տվել կռանալ է նկարահանել սոլո ազատ արձակել «Սեւ Պանտերա» ղեկավարության ներքո, մեկը առավել հետաքրքիր ռեժիսորների հետ մուգ մաշկի, ով պարտավոր էր զգում պատմությունը հարաբերությունների եւ ցույց տալ մեզ նախկինում շրջանները տիեզերքի կինոթատրոնի է, նրանք պատրաստակամ են կարեւոր դերակատարություն ունենալ հակամարտության հետագա զարգացման գործում «Եկեղեցիների քարերի» նշանի ներքո.

Այսպիսով, ֆիլմի սյուժեն տեղի է ունենում հեռավոր եւ փակեց աֆրիկյան երկիրը Wakanda, որը կարողացել է հասնել աննախադեպ բարձունքների պայմանավորված է մի անհամար տեխնոլոգիական ավանդների մետաղական տարօրինակ. Զարգացող հեռու խոշոր համաշխարհային շուկաներում, եւ այդպիսով հակամարտությունը, չի կարողացել պահպանել իրենց ինքնությունը եւ, միեւնույն ժամանակ, ձեւավորել օրինակելի միասնությունը հասարակության մեջ, որը թեեւ են հակամարտությունները, սակայն դրանք կարող են լուծվել գործերին պատվին: Ստանձնել գահին մի փոքրիկ, բայց հպարտ երկիր, երիտասարդ ժառանգորդը հանգուցյալ թագավորի որոշում է շարունակել մեկուսացման քաղաքականությունը, ի շահ իրենց սեփական ժողովրդի, երբեք, ոչինչ պետք չէ, բայց իրադարձությունները, որոնք տեղի են ունեցել ոչ վաղ անցյալում ստիպելով Սեւ Պանտերա լրջորեն նրանց կյանքի դիրքորոշումը: Աշխարհը այլեւս հսկայական չէր, ինչպես տարի առաջ: Գլոբալիզացիան, վերցրել Երկրի մեջ հորձանուտ տիեզերական համամասնությունների, են նաեւ տուն որն ի թիվս այլ բաների, գրավում է տականքները շատ տարբեր հայցեր, պատրաստ է վաճառել իր հոգին գանձերի եւ գիտելիքների.

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›Black Panther (2018) - Family Truth As Midpoint@lionsuit2922d

Black Panther impresses in several ways. Structure is one of them.

The midpoint of the film is a great example of "the first culmination as midpoint."

We get a cascade of events which lead us to a true twist. Not only is the truth of Wakanda coming out as a result of the club chase and Klaue's interrogation, but we also see a tear in relationship between T'Challa and W'Kabi upon the mission's failure.

The final curve is our main character's family truth. We find out we have a cousin, powerful, fighting for a cause that may have been born from our own but is now in direct opposition to us--my cousin is my enemy. Our reality has shifted.

(Directed by Ryan Coogler, written by Coogler and Joe Robert Cole, based on the Marvel Comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.)

Be well. http://www.LionSuit.com

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›Black Panther: I thought it was above average@gooddream2939d
So today I had the luxury of finding a flight on Qatar Airlines - a company that I quite like if the flight is less than 10 hours (simply because there is no such thing as a good 10-hour flight in economy class.) Unlike most of the airlines that I usually travel with, they have a large selection of films in the seat movie thinger and Black Panther, a film I did not have the opportunity to see in the past due to where I live, was one of the choices.

pretty sweet cover art too

Now, keep in mind that I am not a huge Marvel Universe fan. I didn't even see the last 2 Avengers films because I am just not that interested in superhero films despite the fact that I still have a relatively massive comic book collection from when I was a teenager (I preserved them, I need to have a look and see if I have any valuable ones.)

I tend to not like the Marvel stuff because it is normally visually appealing yes, but well, they are all incredibly predictable and since you already know what the ending is going to be, it is just a question as to how the various characters are going to get there and which couple of minor leads are going to get killed in the process.

The story is based around Wakanda, a nation that has kept its highly advanced technology a secret on purpose in the middle of what appears to the rest of the world to be a very poor and undeveloped African nation. They are actually far more advanced than the rest of the planet due primarily to the existence of an element called "vibranium," which they have in abundance but the rest of the world isn't even aware of the substance's existence.

The story is actually a bit slow-moving in the beginning as it is focused around a new king's rise to power in the Wakandan nation. Once they get that out of the way the real story starts to emerge and the coolest character in the movie named Killmonger appears on the scene because he wants revenge on the Wakandans for not righting the wrongs of the world with their technology oh and also to avenge the death of his father. There is not a great deal of backstory given as to how he is aware of the true nature of Wakanda when the rest of the world doesn't know, but he is a badass and I originally thought the actor was a member of the Wayan family.

seriously, he looks like a Wayan doesn't he?

Turns out he is an actor named Michael B. Jordan, and I believe he is the highlight of the film. Perhaps because I like villains.

The action sequences are fantastically done in this movie but I do find it a bit frustrating that vibranium is invulnerable to pretty much everything and people know this but still fire regular weapons at it endlessly in vain. I could have done without the hokey battle-rhinos too as I don't think they really added much to the film.

I would say that this one is one of the better Marvel films of late and is definitely worth seeing. Just don't expect any sort of mind-blowing plot twists

7 / 10

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›Black Panther@pocket-toy2987d

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›Black Panther Review – No Spoilers@readingdanvers3037d

I was wondering whether the movie could live up to all the hype. It did. It was a great movie. The plot, the action – oh boy the action, and even the political discussion to some extent. Although I must say that at some points the CGI looked super fake and I think Marvel can afford better. Still, it was a great movie.

Let’s start with the best thing about this movie – the action. This movie has some of the most original action sequences I’ve seen, and that’s hard to find these days. I guess we have director Ryan Coogler to thank for that. Also, after watching this movie, you will totally understand why Okoye (Danai Gurira) is in Infinity War as well, she is just that good of a fighter. For a movie that has women fighting in dresses, it manages to look both practical and spectacular. Also, the entire South Korea action sequences was unbelievable. Yet I would have liked to see more of this sort of action sequence. The movie has a lot of action in it, but less of these great action scenes.

The Disney – just like Wonder Woman burrowed imagery from Disney’s princesses, this movie burrowed imagery from The Lion King. At some points you there was just a feeling that T'Challa is just Simba, but it was most clear with some of the visual choices. I don’t want to give too much away, because something, surprisingly, the trailers didn’t give away.

The characters – I loved almost all of the characters. T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) was a great king, who is really great at adapting. His super smart sister Shuri is going to give Stark and Banner some serious competition. However, Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) felt like the only female character who had her own motivations and needs. M'Baku (Winston Duke) was great and provided some great comedic moments as well as great action.

The villains – oh boy, this is the third Marvel movie in which the hero fights a version of himself. I mean fighting someone with the same skills and technology. In the first Iron Man movie we have Iron Man vs. Iron Monger and then we have Ant Man vs. Yellowjacket in the Ant-Man movie. This is a third. It’s not that interesting. Michael B. Jordan’s performance just didn’t feel compelling and it felt like he was created to be a typical one-dimensional bad guy, who may have a point, but not good enough (Sterling K. Brown’s N'Jobu did a much better job of at least looking conflicted, he should have had more screen time). Along with the not enough action, I think this is why the movie isn’t doing so great outside of the U.S. (speaking as someone from outside of the U.S.) Andy Serkis’ Ulysses Klaue is by far the better villain. I guess that Serkis was happy to finally show his face, because his performance is just so high on energy and so much fun that it was a real joy to see him on screen. It looked like he had a blast and I had a blast watching him.

The humor – sometimes this movie is funny, sometimes the humor in it’s Marvel tradition destroys emotional scenes and at some moments it was cringe worthy. The movie had less humor than an average Marvel movie, but it needed even less.

Standalone – even though it’s a standalone movie that is relatively isolated from other Marvel movies, if this is your first Marvel movie, you will need someone to help you fill in the gaps, even though there are not a lot of them. If you’re an avid Marvel fan, you will be disappointed by the lack of connection to the rest of the Marvel universe. Even the post credit scenes aren’t very compelling and don’t give you anything new to talk about.

Still it was a really good movie. Entertaining, original at times with mostly great characters and great character relationships and interactions. I am so going to see it again in theaters.

P.S. I really would like to hear Ulysses Klaue's mix tape. Marvel should release that.

I give it 8/10

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›Black Panther Spoiler Review@nazirullsafry3042d
Hi guys, this is my fourth video on Steemit. This one comes with some improvement compared to the previous ones and I wanna share it with you guys.
Studio lighting

Ive gotten an el-cheapo studio light from Lazada and it is working fine. I have better lighting and it makes the video looks better and presentable for the viewer to endure watching it for 4-5 minutes.

Teleprompter

Ive also made a DIY teleprompter and using an app to just deliver the content in a more fluid fashion and less 'err' and 'uhmm' because as a broadcaster and vlogger I wouldnt have wanted my viewers to wait for me to figure out what to say. Plus it is not a live video and theres no reason why a movie review should be live.

Script Writing

Photo credit: dotdotdot_ on Visual hunt / CC BY-NC-ND This is the most important thing that I had to learn and improve. This is the main core of the video. You got to have a content and a reason to do a video. A subject to talk abt and how it should be done. Where to sigh, how to speak and the facial and speech intonation. So much to learn!

Proper Intro Video and Thumbnail

Its should be something that attract viewers in the first place together with the video thumbnail. Ive gotten mine free from Youtube and After Effects and done the thumbnail in Photoshop.

Camera

Currently im using a HD Logitech Webcam c920. The focus need to be much better coz my face is abit blur. And also I would like to try recording from my iPhone but I need that for my teleprompter. So I have to settle with that for now. Also I had to enlarge the video to create a nice framing for the final edit so it has added to the blurriness.

Microphone

Im using a Blue Yeti USB Microphone with a pop-filter. The setup of it can be just plug and play but Ive learned something to make it sound better by using Voicemeter. And of course I need to learn how to improve my voice tone and pronounciation. Expensive mic dont make you a good singer (duh)

Location

Just need a better background, instead of my messy working desk lol. And also the timing of the shooting needs to be when im a little bit fresher and not after working hour and a long day at work lol.

Basically I should be able to do one video per week spending one day on each aspect of work. Writing, Shooting, Editing and Reviewing (in order)

Thanks for dropping by guys. Let me know what you guys think. See you in the next video.

My previous Steemit videos

The quest to produce better video content. First intro video - https://steemit.com/teammalaysia/@nazirullsafry/my-first-steemit-video Second video - https://steemit.com/teammalaysia/@nazirullsafry/second-video-on-steemit Third video - https://steemit.com/steem-cartoon/@nazirullsafry/virtual-painting-with-quill-and-oculus-rift

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›Black Panther-Movie Review-A Solid Entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe@mctiller3047d

Black Panther has an energy to it that is missing from other Marvel movies.

This is the eighteenth movie in the Marvel Comics Universe, and it is one of the better ones. And that is saying something.

Black Panther is actually a spirit, that is passed from one King of Wakanda to the next King. Chadwick Boseman plays Black Panther, and he fully envelops this role. When he plays King T’Challa he carries the role with skill.

The land of Wakanda is not just a setting, but a prominent character as well. As New York is the setting for other Marvel movies, it’s just window dressing. Wakanda is place you want to visit and learn more about.

The movie wastes no time in introducing Wakonda and Vibranium. Vibranium is the world’s strongest material, of course it is this is a comic book movie, and it first traveled to the earth thousands of years ago, when it was first discovered five tribes formed around it for its protection. Using the resulting technology from Vibrainium, they hid their technologically advanced kingdom from the world. To the rest of the world Wakonda is a destitute third-world country, with nothing to offer and not accepting help from the rest of the world. They were a backwards county to the rest of the world.

This is the country of Black Panther.

Royal linage still reigns in Wakanda. We are introduced to Prince T’Challa as he is being prepared for the ceremony that will make him as king. The ceremony involves ritual battle where the powers of the Black Panther are removed, showing that even in human form T’Challa should still be the rightful king. The winner of the fight is declared after a person yields or is killed.

After some respect “We will not challenge” statements from the other tribes, we get a fight challenge from the fifth tribe that has hidden in the mountain. T’Challa is required to take the challenge since that tribe has been in the mountains for all these generations, but T’Challa takes the challenge. He of course wins the fight when the challenger taps out of the fight. T’Challa is crowned King.

Bondian Elements

There are elements that are taken straight from the Bond films. T’Challa’s little sister Shuri leads the Q Branch for Wakonda, she runs the technology department for the country. There is a silly scene where T’Challa is shown the new Black Panther outfit, she shares the upgraded outfit, and instructs T’Challa to kick the outfit. He kicks it so hard the mannequin flies across the office. They argue as brother and sister should.

Later, when T’Challa, Nakia, and Okoye travel to South Korea to extract the villian Klaue, the setting seemed taken straight out of Skyfall scene where Bond enters the bar and finds the femme fatale.

The Villains

There are two villains, Andy Serkis for once is not motioned captured and does a wonderful job as South African arms dealer Klaue. Klaue knows a lot about Wonkanda and its technology, he has an arm canon from Wakanda technology. Klaue is connected with Erik Stevens, they steal a Wakanda artifact from a English museum. Erik ends of being N’Jakada the long lost son of N’Jobu, the brother of the late King T’Chaka. N’Jakada believes that Wakanda should be led differently. Wakanda should be helping those that are oppressed in the world, as opposed to hiding. N’Jakada challenges T’Challa to throne and wins in a ritual fight.

Michael B. Jordan, who did great in Creed, does not reach the emotional depths needed for being a villain. N’Jakada is angry that African-Americans have been treated so poorly by the Colonizers that he wants to turn the tables on them. Which is a good reason to be angry, and a reason to seek revenge. But I never really felt the anger, Jordan just seemed to repeat the words, but it never fully felt the N’Jakada really believed the words he was speaking. Whenever Jordan and Boseman are on the screen together Boseman is infinitely more compelling than Jordan ever is. And that’s a shame.

In spite of a less than top notch villain the movie is full of energy. It is a beautiful film to look at. There are details to drink in. The costumes are detailed and dazzling.

Final Thoughts

Black Panther is a strong entry in the MCU series. It is beautiful to look at, Chadwisk Boseman is excellent as Black Panther, the costumes are amazing. If you enjoy superhero movies see this in the theater on the big screen.

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›5 Minutes Freewrite - Black Panther Review@nazirullsafry3049d
**Black Panther Review**
![34349737202_813e164713_b.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmP4yd7HU55UEmBWf7SGBVcnMzM7KHvzqz5onbMn6L26nB/34349737202_813e164713_b.jpg) Photo credit: Lyarks on Visual Hunt / CC BY-NC-ND
Yesterday I went on to go and watch the highly acclaimed Black Panther. It has already been out for almost one and a half week and I've been hearing good reviews abt it. But to my disappointment, it was...disappointing.

It was a generic superhero origin movie that has all the seen-before stuff you've seen on the other superhero origin movies. whats more disappointing for me is that it could've been better portrayed but each was just generic 'African' with very little effort to make it as genuine or unique.

It brought me to the 1980s Arnold Schwarzenegger, Conan movies which have the soundtrack made by the one and only Basil Poledouris. It takes you to a totally different universe altogether and doesn't sound like anything you have heard before. While the soundtrack for Black Panther was 'generic African'.

Rewind
**YESTERDAY** a veteran #teammalaysia @joannewong had pointed me to an article about writing as a habit and the tools that can help in doing that. You guys will **thank** me for sharing this. Its by another veteran, @maverick.
[Steemit Experiment Report: 21 days, 21 minutes, 21 posts later, PLUS an 8-Step Guide on How to Write a Steemit Post every day under 30 minutes](https://steemit.com/howto/@maverickfoo/steemit-experiment-report-21-days-21-minutes-21-posts-later)
___ So Ive thought abt a topic and the first thing that came into mind was the movie I saw yesterday, **Black Panther** so I wrote abt it in 5 minutes and send it to **Grammarly** and use **Typora** and heres the result. My first every freewrite, its a masterpiece! *frankenstein laughter
There you go. I will write more abt the movie soon. For this is just a 5 minutes freewrite exercise I wanted to share with you guys. Apologies for any noobiness you see here and please do give comments on tips to improve :)

Thanks for dropping by!

#teammalaysia FTW!

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›A Geeky Dad's Movie Guide to Black Panther (2018)@hanshotfirst3049d
My family and I saw Black Panther in 2D IMAX (real) on Saturday. I think I waited so long to write the review in hopes of convincing myself that I liked the movie more than I did.

*Although I love 2D IMAX, this movie did not take full advantage of the medium.*
It has not worked.

This month, I have already become an outlier by being the only person on Earth who enjoyed The Cloverfield Paradox. Now I have become the incredibly rare double-outlier as I think I'm the only one who didn't love Black Panther.

I liked Black Panther. I'm glad I saw it. However, I don't think I ever need to see it again. The number of times I will re-watch a movie has become my measuring stick for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At this point, I am going to see every Marvel movie. I am also confident I will enjoy every one. But there are now two distinct categories, films I will buy the day they become available on Blu-ray... and all the rest.

Black Panther falls into that second category.

The Good

The casting is perfect. Not only is Chadwick Boseman athletic enough to be believable as the incredibly nimble Black Panther, he can actually act. This role relies more on acting than your typical super hero movie. His choice to use a very believable African accent was on the money. I think the movie would have seemed "hokey" without that layer of authenticity from all of the characters. Forest Whittaker is incredible (as always). Michael B. Jordan did a fantastic job as the "villain" (perhaps too good... more on that later). Danai Gurira and Lupita Nyong'o are very similar to Boseman. They can both fight and act. It was actually quite impressive. It was a real treat to see Martin Freeman and Andy Serkis reunited on screen. I do wish at some point Freeman's character would have asked Serkis' "What have I got in my pocket?"

*Letitia Wright steals every scene she is in.*
Letitia Wright as Princess Shuri deserves her own paragraph. She absolutely stole the show. Not only can she fight, she is almost the only comic relief in the otherwise super-serious movie. I read today that she has shot up to number one on the list of Disney Princesses... I can't argue.

The effects were like every other Disney produced Marvel movie: stunning. I think I have used that word in every review I have written about the Marvel movies. As soon as it stops being true, I will stop writing it. Both Black Panther suits were incredible. The way they showed the suits absorbing energy was a very cool added bonus. At one point my son and I were so impressed by an effect that we simultaneously turned to each other and said, "Whoa that's cool... jinx." I am always on the lookout for new effects. Black Panther had one. My son and I were both struck by how amazing an effect involving what appeared to be sand transforming into a series of three dimensional objects was awesome.

The action sequences and chase scenes were spectacular. (More on this later)

Although the story was a little complicated, everyone above the age of 10 should be able to follow it. It was interesting enough and fairly plausible (for a super hero movie). Unfortunately there was a huge flaw in it. I refuse to include spoilers in these posts so I will sum it up by saying that I could not get over the fact that a tribe who respected tradition so much would fail to adhere to their ancient tradition for no apparent reason.

Although the music was good, I was hoping for GREAT. I was anticipating a few more heavy hip-hop beats throughout the film. There were some... but I wanted more.

My complaints

I loved Kilmonger. The character is very interesting and portrayed perfectly by Jordan. But here is my biggest complaint: he was kind of right. I could understand his point of view. Although I do enjoy complicated movies that make you think and question yourself and the world, I don't really want that in my comic book movie (unless it's *The Dark Knight*, but that is a *very* unique case). I want to sit back and despise the villain and wait for his inevitable and spectacular demise. Unfortunately, during *Black Panther* I found myself thinking, "He's going about it the wrong way... but he has a point." I don't want a super hero movie to illicit that type of internal conflict in me. I don't want to have to explain to my twelve year old that from the British point of view, George Washington was a terrorist. There are plenty of other movies to spark that conversation. Although I'm actually looking forward to that discussion, I just want my comic book movies to be filled with fun.

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/9/9d/Black_Panther_Textless_Character_Poster_03.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20171201051947 Even with a name like "Killmonger", I couldn't totally hate him.

Although not a spoiler, here is something that will only make sense after you have seen the movie. I think Black Panther's father was more of a villain than Killmonger.

Another problem with the characters is the fact that Black Panther wasn't my favorite one in the movie. I liked all three female leads and the villain more than T'Challa. I think the main reason for that is that Black Panther is so serious all the time. Anyone wearing a skintight Lycra cat suit should be able to crack a smile every once in a while.

The movie is also incredibly serious. I don't mind some dark and heavy back story, but in the end, I watch these movies in order to have fun. Instead of running out of the theater energized to play fight with my son, I found myself more in a mood to debate politics. Although the story was good, it wasn't much fun.

*Yes please.*
There is not enough action. Even with a running time of 2 hours and 14 minutes, there are too few action sequences. Although the ones that did occur were fabulous, I wanted more.

In fact, I think that sums up the entire movie.

I wanted more:
- Action
- Humor
- Fun
- Evil from the villain
- Joy from the hero
- Hip-Hop
- Princess Shuri
Should you see it?

Of course!

It's a Marvel movie with a good story. However, I will be telling my friends to lower their expectations a bit and "Don't believe the hype". It is not the best Marvel movie. For me, it doesn't even crack the top 5.

Geeky Guy's Movie Guide

Number of times I fell asleep: 0 Number of eye rolls: 0 (I knew going in two dudes were going to run around dressed like cats) Number of face palms: 1 (Huge problem with a tribe dedicated to tradition suddenly ignoring it.) Number of times I checked steemit: 0 Number of times I said "That's ridiculous": 0 Full price/Matinee/Rental/Free/Not worth the time: Matinee

There are TWO scenes after the credits. Make sure to watch both of them.

*Images* [1](http://media.comicbook.com/2018/02/black-panther-imax-poster-1080815.jpeg), [2](http://www.ultimatecomiccon.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/www.cbr_.comblack-panther-shuri-1572dd5ce345108d9dbd1677e4497e183e6e7ad5.jpg), [3](https://media.giphy.com/media/3ohzdMCKehKlScqmdi/giphy.gif), [4](https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/9/9d/Black_Panther_Textless_Character_Poster_03.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20171201051947), [5](https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7aDcF8ySNfdGjita/giphy.gif)
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›Black Panther - Review! (spoilers)@mmaruf3049d
- Black Panther - Review! (spoilers)
- MARVEL has always set new bars in the super hero movie sector. Their unique super heroes has made us go wow. Their latest installment has been "BLACK PANTHER". We saw Black Panther in 'Captain America: Civil War (2016) '. We loved his there. It was our dream come true when we saw Black Panther in hid own solo movie. Every one is loving this movie. The acting, the story-line. the screenplay has been superb. Obviously there are something in the movie which eople loved. So, let us watch the review of BLACK PANTHER by screen junkies.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaqzrqAi5a4
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›Black Panther - Movie Review@coldsteem3051d

I have been anticipating the release of Black Panther for months now. The trailers have been heavily hyped at my local theaters, promising an action-packed adventure into the realm of technology and the supernatural. This film is smashing records at the box office. We chose to see it at the theater closest to our house, which isn't in the best of neighborhoods, but generally has low attendance. We have seen many films at this theater as private screenings. Not intentionally, but because we were the only customers in the theater. Black Panther was nearly sold out at the matinee yesterday. That seemed a good omen.

Black Panther is more than a superhero. He is a king. It is a dual role for the king of Wakanda. When King T'Chaka (John Kani) is killed during a speech at the United Nations, he son T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) is the natural heir to the Wakandan throne. The king of Wakanda serves as king to all five tribes. The panthers, white gorillas, hyenas, crocodile and lions (although it appears the original tribes have been modified, replacing one with the rhino). At T'Challa's coronation, the other tribal leaders are permitted to challenge for the crown. In a break from tradition, the king of the white gorillas, M'Baku (Winston Duke) challenges for the throne, being forced to yield to T'Challa.

T'Challa's kingdom is challenged by an outside threat almost immediately after his ascension. Vibranium, a precious natural resource that forms the core of advanced Wakandan technology has been stolen and is due to be sold in South Korea. The mercenary known as Klaue (Andy Serkis) is aided in his theft of Wakandan technology by Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) whose mysterious past is about to disrupt the balance of power in Wakanda. As the tribes are divided in their loyalties, a massive conflict threatens to destabilize world peace.

Origin stories often lag as they build the foundation for the story. Exceptional origin stories are able to pick up the backstory on the fly, keeping viewers engaged with action and story lines while filling in the blanks. Black Panther does this a little bit, but the pacing is still sluggish at times in the first half of the film. When the action starts, it is climactic and visually appealing, but the story did bog down a few times, which managed to lose my interest. The overall concept of the characters and backstory is excellent, but the delivery lacked at times.

The characters in Black Panther are intriguing. They chose to go with a much younger sister (Letitia Wright) as their chief technologists. The film also has a special forces cadre of female warriors. They are led by General Okoye (Danai Gurira, who you may recognize as Michonne from The Walking Dead). I suspect we will see more of her alongside T'Challa in the upcoming Infinity War, which promises to be epic. The film has plenty of female stars as a counterpoint to the primarily dark-skinned cast. The two primary white actors are Klaue and CIA Agent Everett K. Ross (Martin Freeman). I liked the casting in this film, particularly Gurira, who I have long been a fan of since first seeing her in The Walking Dead. I wasn't really buying Wright as Wakanda's chief technologist, but the rest of the primary cast was excellent. I haven't mentioned one of the other tribal chiefs, W'Kabi (Daniel Kaluuya), but there is a reason Kaluuya is stacking up awards. He has a decent chance to win an Oscar for Get Out. He was solid in a supporting role in this film.

Black Panther is a two hour, fourteen minute film rated PG-13 by the MPAA. The film did an exceptional job avoiding gratuitous violence or other thematic material in favor of big action sequences with a low gore factor. There are some killings depicted in this film, and plenty of violence, but nothing to the extreme. This film is pretty tame by today's standard. I didn't see anything I thought would induce nightmares in young children. The special effects were among the highlights of this film, with some technological treats for viewers.

Black Panther meandered for a while. The first half of the film was very different from the second half, once we established where the film intended to go. The narrative arc was strong once we trudged through the foundational material. The dialogue was sharp, although slightly racist at times. I think it was intended to be edgy, but came across as cheap dialogue. The story was original, although predictable. The characters were unique and engaging. Some characters were more engaging and credible than others. Overall, a solid film worth seeing at the theater. This film will likely come close to setting a new four-day release record. As a "first" in many respects, that makes sense. This film is likely to mobilize audiences. Objectively, it was good enough to see in the theater, but not quite as good as IMDb currently suggests (7.9). I think the rating may drop over the coming weeks. I am close, but not quite there. 7.5/10.

Photos and trailer from Marvel Studios and Walt Disney Pictures.

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›Black Panther@beejayjung3053d
Black Panther is a 2018 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, it is the eighteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The film is directed by Ryan Coogler from a screenplay by him and Joe Robert Cole, and stars Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa / Black Panther, alongside Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, and Andy Serkis. In Black Panther, T'Challa returns home as king of Wakanda but finds his sovereignty challenged by a long-time adversary, in a conflict that has global consequences.

Wesley Snipes first mentioned his intention to work on a Black Panther film in 1992, with that project going through multiple iterations over the next decade, but never coming to fruition. A Black Panther film was announced as one of ten based on Marvel characters to be developed by Marvel Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures in September 2005, with Mark Bailey hired to write a script in January 2011. Black Panther was officially announced in October 2014, with Boseman first appearing in the role in Captain America: Civil War. By the end of 2015, Cole and Coogler had both joined, and additional cast members came on board beginning in May 2016, making the film Marvel's first with a predominantly black cast. Principal photography for the film took place from January to April 2017, at EUE/Screen Gems Studios in the Atlanta metropolitan area, and Busan, South Korea.

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›BLACK PANTHER T'Challa Transforms + Rage Commercial (2018) Marvel Superhero Movie HD@movietrailers3075d
BLACK PANTHER T'Challa Rage (2018) Marvel Superhero Movie HD © 2018 - Marvel

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›🎬Movie Rating Contest #29: Black Panther (2018) - GiveAway 100% of SBD( it's very easy to participate)💰@themovieplace3078d
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Black Panther (2018) Movie Rating Contest

a Themovieplace original contest for the Steemit Community Participate, Win and Get Fun

Hello everyone, it is the time to announce the participants and the winners of the contest #24 and for those who want to participate in the new one which is the one with the #29 I recommend you to read the rules which are at the end of the article.

The participants and their options:

12 Strong (2018) will have on 23 January a rating between 7-6.1 @norwegiansteem @evecab @maarnio

12 Strong (2018) will have on 23 January a rating between 6-5.1 @kunschj

12 Strong (2018) will have on 23 January a rating between 10-9.1 @safat

12 Strong (2018) will have on 23 January a rating between 8-7.1 @yummyrum @drishitmitra @vinaypsychic

The winner for the contest #24 are @yummyrum , @drishitmitra , @vinaypsychic each winning 0.400 SBD from the total of 1.200 SBD. Don't forget, if this article becomes well-known the chances that the earnings will grow are bigger and if you want to participate in this you can Resteem the post or you can share it(is optional). I want to be as fair as possible to everyone and in every contest I offer you a screenshot from the movie to convince yourself of the final outcome.

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For the contest #29 which begins today,I chose the movie Black Panther (2018) which is directed by Ryan Coogler who also made movies like Fruitvale Station (2013) and Creed (2015) which was a very good movie despite my expectations. Black Panther (2018) have the first release in 13 February in UK and Taiwan and the date which will count for our contest is 19 February. Let's take a look at some things that can help you to choose the correct rating for the contest :
- the director is Ryan Coogler who did pretty well with the first two movies and I hope that will do something good this time too
- the cast has some names like Michael B. Jordan. Lupita Nyong'o, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Andy Serkis and others
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- You nead to upvote the post and also one of the comments from what I will put under the post which will indicate the rating for which you have opted for the movie Black Panther (2018) for 19 February.
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- You are allowed to opt for one option only, who will opt for multiple options will be disqualified
- You have 7 days to submit your rating
The earnings will be sent on 19 February when I will announce the winners.

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›[Marvel Studios] Black Panther - Rise TV Spot@cryplectibles3093d

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJBmeqpw3DY

Adapted into Comic Books - X-Files from 1997

Bronze Age Classic Comic Book - Marvel Super Action starring The Avengers from 1981

[Complex] 'Deadpool', 'Black Panther' and The Biggest Comic Book Movies Dropping in 2018

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›Look! Black Panther, From Page To Screen!@film-trail3095d

In order to "smooth out" the way of the Black Panther movie to its release date next month, Marvel Studios released a short clip that gives a little explanation of the Black Panther "career" trip in the comic world until it finally appears on the big screen.

This video shows interviews and narratives of the creator of the character "Black Panther," Stan Lee who tells how the uniqueness of this superhero figure. Lee who creates this character along with Jack Kirby also tells the difference between this superhero and other characters. The film director Black Panther, Ryan Coogleer and Marvel studios leader Kevin Feige also gave his opinion and it is definitely the cast of T'Challa, Chadwick Boseman.

From Page To Screen!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH72D12BkzY

As we know this film starring Chadwick Boseman who plays T'Challa, Lupita Nyong'o as Nakia, Danai Gurira as Okoye, Daniel Kaluuya as W'Kabi, Angela Bassett as Ramonda, Forest Whitaker as Zuri, Letitia Wright as Shuri, Michael B. Jordan as Erik Kilmonger, Martin Freeman as Everett K. Ross, Winston Duke as M'Baku (Man-Ape), and Andy Serkis as Ulysses Klaue, Black Panther is handled by film director Creed, Ryan Coogler. For this film, Coogler is assisted by Joe Robert Cole in writing his script. The superhero solo film which is also the king of Wakanda will be released on February 16, 2018.
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›Marvels Black Panther (2018)@mediaguy3120d
This looks like a very interesting movie. I am not into most marvel movies, but I think I will love this one. Looking forward to watching it.

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›Marvel's Black Panther Looks Like Another 9/10 From Marvel@evoman13154d

Definitely looking forward to Marvel's Black Panther as a show stopper in 2018. Marvel just keeps dishing out the hits and I'll be damned if i'm going to let one go out of theaters without catching it. My favorite place to see movies now is the Dolby Cinema. If you're lucky enough to have one of these AMC Dolby Theaters in your area, I suggest you ditch all other theaters and only attend these. The Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos surround sound makes the ticket price finally worth paying.

Who else is pumped?

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›Black Panther Teaser Trailer #1 (2018)@movietrailers3305d
T'Challa, the new ruler of the advanced kingdom of Wakanda, must defend his land from being torn apart by enemies from outside and inside the country.

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