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littlelambFeb 19, 2018

What I love about this movie, as opposed to other Marvel films, is that you can tell there was a lot of thought and heart that went into this story. It wasn't a superhero film that was made for the sake of money. The problem with a lot ofWhat I love about this movie, as opposed to other Marvel films, is that you can tell there was a lot of thought and heart that went into this story. It wasn't a superhero film that was made for the sake of money. The problem with a lot of these Marvel movies is that they did so well with the Avengers that they just stopped caring about making subsequent films that actually had any real substance. I'm talking about films like Thor: The Dark World, Spiderman Homecoming, Captain America Civil War, Iron Man 2 & 3. They were nice to watch, but I couldn't be bothered to sit through them again. They were made to hype you up for the Avenger films and clean your pockets if I'm being honest. Black Panther, on the other hand, was very different from any Marvel film. Its nice to see a film that has a little culture in it. Its not just another superhero film with a bland cast and predictable plot lines. I loved the dynamic between the characters, I loved that the villain wasn't bad for the sake of being evil, and yeah, the film might have been influenced by the Lion King in some respect but who cares, who doesn't love the Lion King? The acting was amazing--the casting was perfect. I loved that the film wasn't afraid to go into some very real and dark subjects. I just hope that Marvel will see the importance of this film and continue to make heroes that showcase different communities.… Expand

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TheBatsFeb 16, 2018

This is a refreshing take on Marvel movies. I appreciate the effort taken on this movie and hope Marvel makes some serious movies like this in the future.

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ViniciusBritoFeb 16, 2018

A much more mature movie from Marvel, very political, with social criticism that really makes you think, think in diversity and how it's important for the people to learn and to grow. A movie that isn't one-dimensional, you can understand andA much more mature movie from Marvel, very political, with social criticism that really makes you think, think in diversity and how it's important for the people to learn and to grow. A movie that isn't one-dimensional, you can understand and maybe agree with attitudes from the villains or maybe don't agree with the hero, that's rare in super heroes movies. We have a bunch of tribes, with a development in some of them, they are well introduced and explained, with many different costumes, costumes that are simply great and beautiful. The soundtrack is awesome, with some hard beat that literally puts you on the edge of your seat pumping you up in some moments, in others making you feel the atmosphere of the place better. Visually it's really impressive, in some moments you can see Lion King surroundings and combining with the song it's just phenomenal. The bigger problem here is the CGI in some moments, mostly at the action scenes, you can see 2 digital beans fighting or animals that is easily noticeable fake, and it's ugly. About the actors and actresses, they are all formidable, the job that they did is memorable, they nailed. Every character has a purpose and the story flows, no unnecessary scenes on it.… Expand

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MattyiceFeb 17, 2018

Black Panther is up there as one of the MCU's best movies. The acting from everybody is fantastic, especially the two main leads, in Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan. Unlike many MCU movies, the stakes feel high in spite of the groundedBlack Panther is up there as one of the MCU's best movies. The acting from everybody is fantastic, especially the two main leads, in Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan. Unlike many MCU movies, the stakes feel high in spite of the grounded approach to storytelling, the film is shot and composed really well, the art design is fantastic, and, for the first time in seemingly forever, the villains (both Killmonger and Ulysses Klaue) are great. The plot doesn't break any new ground necessarily and the CG is mediocre when used, but the themes exposed through this plot and the practical elements/effects make up for these shortcomings for the most part. In the end, Black Panther lives up to a lot of the hype and truly differentiates itself from its MCU counterparts in many great ways. This truly is up there with Iron Man, Avengers, and Guardians of the Galaxy as one of the best movies the MCU has offered.… Expand

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MrMovieBuffFeb 16, 2018

I'm not going to praise 'Black Panther' for its diverse cast and social relevance (since that's not how movies should be reviewed), I'm giving it high praise because it was very well directed, solidly acted, strongly structured andI'm not going to praise 'Black Panther' for its diverse cast and social relevance (since that's not how movies should be reviewed), I'm giving it high praise because it was very well directed, solidly acted, strongly structured and entertaining. This is how any comic book movie should be made, in fact, it's how most good or great comic book movies like; 'Spider-Man 2' (2004), 'The Dark Knight' (2008), 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' (2014) and 'Logan' (2017) were made. Under the direction of Ryan Coogler ('Fruitvale Station' and 'Creed'), this movie draws on deep themes, is filled with emotion, and has some of the most well-developed characters in the Marvel Universe. This movie depends more on substance than it does on style. The movie takes place not long after the events of 'Captain America: Civil War' (2016) and we see T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) preparing to return to his home, Wakanda, after the civilians mourn the death of their former King, T'Chaka (John Kani), it is now T'Challa's place to take the throne and be the rightful king. We get a very well detailed glimpse into the somewhat advanced world of Wakanda and the culture. Despite it being a fictional location, Coogler, along with his usual collaborators of production designers and cinematographers, make Wakanda feel real. You feel like this is an actual location filled with people who have a belief system. Our main villain is Eric Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) who has an agenda against Wakanda, and what they do with the rarest metal on earth, the vibranium (same metal used for Black Panther's costume and Captain America's Shield). He gets help from Klaue (Andy Serkis) to steal an artifact and travel to Wakanda and take what he thinks was stolen from him. 'Black Panther' is one of Marvel's best films alongside; 'Iron Man' (2008), 'The Avengers' (2012), 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' (2014) and 'Captain America: Civil War' (2016). Ryan Coogler does an impressive job to develop the Black Panther's story well and show his arc and what he learns. Boseman once again, proves he is this character, and shares some terrific chemistry with Lupita Nyong'o and Letitla Wright who play his love interest and sister respectively. Also, a lot of the supporting cast do a fantastic job at contributing to the movie. Not one of them feel as if they were wasted. Some of the final battle scenes do suffer from an overabundance of CGI which does make the film - or those scenes in particular - feel incomplete and animated. But, the engaging story and emotionally investing characters are enough to make this worth the Marvel formula. Also, thankfully, the humor is kept extremely minimal. It's not one-joke-a-minute like 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' (2017), where when a dramatic moment happens, it's cut off by comedy. Here, Ryan Coogler allows all of the emotional and deep moments to sink in and stick with you. Also, Killmonger is one of the best MCU villains since Obidiah Stane and Loki, simply because he has an agenda, and there is a good amount of screen-time devoted to developing his character and his reasons for what he does. Coogler has made one of the most interesting entries in the MCU, and right now, 'Avengers: Infinity War' (2018) is even more exciting than ever.… Expand

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dangersFeb 16, 2018

There are no words to describe how much I loved this movie. Turns out the combination of the mastermind Kevin Feige with the talented writer/director Ryan Coogler has resulted in not just yet another widely entertaining addition to the MCU,There are no words to describe how much I loved this movie. Turns out the combination of the mastermind Kevin Feige with the talented writer/director Ryan Coogler has resulted in not just yet another widely entertaining addition to the MCU, but probably the best one yet. It has the same amount of depth as some of the franchise's best (Winter Soldier and Civil War), while the way the action sequences are shot and edited is absolutely sensetional. The cast is perfect and the visuals are simply beautiful - as is the soundtrack. This is a quite marvelous movie that will just raise your hype for "Infinity War" and what's about to come.… Expand

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gackfackFeb 16, 2018

Great movie, all the people involved in this film deserve and applause. Can't wait to see some of them in infinity war.

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RatedRexFeb 16, 2018

"Black Panther" joins my Mount Rushmore of Marvel movies, alongside "X-MEN: Days of Future Past", "Spider-Man 2 and "Iron Man". "Black Panther" is unique in its presentation. It takes the shallowness of the super-hero genre and turns it into"Black Panther" joins my Mount Rushmore of Marvel movies, alongside "X-MEN: Days of Future Past", "Spider-Man 2 and "Iron Man". "Black Panther" is unique in its presentation. It takes the shallowness of the super-hero genre and turns it into a three-dimensional phenomenon. The costumes and production designs are mesmerizing. The acting is equally as good, especially the performances by Michael B. Jordan as Erik Killmonger, and Letitia Wright as Shuri. Moreover, "Black Panther" tries to be more than just a super-hero movie. Director, Ryan Coogler, uses the opportunity to incorporate heart-felt messages along the way. His messages hit home. However, the messages don't get in the way for those viewers who aren't interested; you'll still have a butt-kicking experience. One more thing: there has been a lot made out of the fact that "Black Panther' has a predominantly black cast. So what? There have been many great films with predominantly black casts: "Moonlight", "Hidden Figures, "12 years a Slave," "Glory", "The Color Purple" "Malcolm X , "A Raisin in the Sun," "Boys in the Hood" and "Sounder" quickly come to mind.. We should be beyond the point where we spend time concentrating on the skin color of the actors. writers and directors (even though I just did it). And finally, I think we should give some credit to writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby, who, in Fantastic Four, issue #52, July of 1966, introduced T'Challa (AKA Black Panther), a noble king, who ruled over the technologically advanced country of Wakanda. A black super hero was a ground-breaking achievement back then. I still have that comic book hanging on the wall in my office. And I shall soon have the "Black Panther" DVD as part of my film collection. Its a wonderful movie.… Expand

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Captain105Feb 18, 2018

Batman meets James Bond meets Africa
This movie mixed technology and tradition perfectly together. The suit put iron man to shame and The designs felt like jorrodoworskys dune. The only thing I wish they did better was make the culture moreBatman meets James Bond meets Africa
This movie mixed technology and tradition perfectly together. The suit put iron man to shame and The designs felt like jorrodoworskys dune. The only thing I wish they did better was make the culture more interesting and the city more developed, the actor also seemed weak to me and not very real. But overall it was beautiful and flowed in an extraordinary way.… Expand

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thedaywalkerFeb 17, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I can't express myself enough to how much i adore this movie.
It was easy to make it just another action driven marvel movie, with a plot that i think everyone sees coming, a prince that is made king over the death of his father, looses his throne and has to take it back. But this was such a small part of the movie.
This movie, got the character development completely on point, no character is the same as it was in the beginning, and going through the process is what the movie is, it has action on it (of course it's a superhero movie after all), but Black Panther is more character driven than anything. Applause to Michael B. Jordan for his amazing portrayal of what could have been just another villain, but Erik Killmonger is without a doubt the best villain the MCU has. He has the right intention, what he says makes sense, it makes so much sense that in the end he convinces the main character to agree with his intentions, of course his actions are that of a villain and that's where the difference lies.
The Humor is also really well done, and in all of that technology, they didn't forget to show the african aspect of it all.
Of course it has some minor setbacks, like they introduce us Killmomger with such an amazing scene, but then he's gone for a while, some parts of the CGI really seemed unfinished, like the Rhinos for example, it started off a bit slow actually, only getting really geared up when T'Challa fights Jabori tribe leader for the throne.
So i think this is a marvelous film, and that really makes me respect the director Ryan Cooler even more, he has a bright future… Expand

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lager96Feb 17, 2018

Black Panther is a very unique Marvel movie because they have something to say. This isn't just a superhero saving the world from a supervillian. This is about the new generation dealing with the flaws and mistakes of the previousBlack Panther is a very unique Marvel movie because they have something to say. This isn't just a superhero saving the world from a supervillian. This is about the new generation dealing with the flaws and mistakes of the previous generations. They handle the topic with great care and show multiple perspectives on the subject and how someone may get to their conclusion. Of course, this is a great superhero film as well. They tie up some loose ends from previous MCU films and incorporate them into this film with ease. The acting is great from Chadwick Boseman to the standout actress, Letitia Wright. Michael B. Jordan gives us the best MCU villain since Loki. He’s so great that you can understand where he is coming from, even if you don't agree with is stance. For the most part, the action is well done, however there are a few moments where some CGI looks unfinished. Black Panther is in the top echelon of the MCU origin films and I can't wait to see more of Black Panther in Avengers: Infinity War this May!… Expand

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dreamin2dayFeb 18, 2018

Wonderful movie! Very good performances from LITERALLY EVERYONE! michael b jordan did a great job as Kilmonger. one of the best marvel villains! A really GOOD superhero movie!

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BruskyFeb 17, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I came into the movie afraid that it would not live up to the Wakanda-sized hype built up around it. But wow, this was a great movie. Much props to Ryan Coogler because I'm not really a fan of the MCU except for Winter Soldier and Iron Man 1. This is definitely my favorite installment, hands down. The cast was picked out perfectly. Everyone from Chadwick and Lupita to Serkis and Freeman did a phenomenal job. Especially Micheal B. Jordan. They developed Killmonger so well that I almost found myself rooting for him -- not many movies (especially Marvel) have done that to me. Props to Coogler once again. The plot flowed well from beginning to end, leaving hardly any stone unturned. Except for the sneakers gag, I suppose, but that wasn't all *that* important at the end of the day. The world building of Wakanda was amazing. I really got a sense for what this prosperous, but reclusive kingdom was all about. Lastly, the seemless blending on contemporary American hip hop with traditional African sounds was marvelous.

The CGI was probably the weakest point in the film, but those scenes did not last more than 10 seconds at a time, so it was tolerable. I feel like there's hardly any excuse for that in 2018 with such a big budget, but I have certainly seen worse. Some of the humor was a bit off putting, but it doesn't approach the kind of forced humor seen in The Last Jedi, for example.

All in all, I loved this move. 9/10 and I will be seeing it again! As much as I hate following the prolonged MCU, I can say truthfully that I cannot wait to see the 2nd installment of this film.… Expand

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DavidWasHereFeb 17, 2018

I get that the feeling that the movie is over-hyped and arguably more praised for being groundbreaking than it really should, as well as the gross overreaction some people have saying that negative reviews mean that they are automaticallyI get that the feeling that the movie is over-hyped and arguably more praised for being groundbreaking than it really should, as well as the gross overreaction some people have saying that negative reviews mean that they are automatically racist, but honestly I thought it is a great film. My usual complaints with the MCU after like the first Avengers movie is that they lack any real voice and instead they are just standard, safe but fun movies that are shot rather blandly. And while Black Panther has the same look as a regular MCU film, Ryan Coogler's voice is heard! He adds a distinct style and layer to the MCU cannon, not just with some subtle social commentary, but also that it just feels like more effort was made for Coogler to have his spin on it than just some generic Hollywood director to be involved. The acting is great all around, with Chadwick Boseman being great as the main lead, Michael B Jordan is great as the antagonist, Killmonger (who is also one of the best main antagonists the MCU have, right up there with Loki and Vulture), and Letita Wright nearly stealing the show as Shuri, which is no easy task with Andy Serkis being gleefully menacing. The story is also well crafted too with themes of old vs. new of traditions, with the previously mentioned subtle social commentary sprinkled in there to give the story more weight to certain audiences. The comedy is great too, as instead of being overloaded with jokes like in Thor Ragnarok and even Spider-Man Homecoming, it's well balanced between the main story (although it does have a cringe worthy reference to "WHAT ARE THOSE?"). The only real complain I have is that the action is hard to follow at times due to quick cuts and the camera not focusing on what is going on, as well as the core soundtrack curated by Kendrick Lamar being underutilized.

This movie is fantastic and I would rank it highly in the MCU cannon.… Expand

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movieman911Feb 16, 2018

This review does not contain spoilers.I enjoyed this movie, it was entertaing, well written,has amazing music and good cinematography but there were still a lot of flaws.The movie was predictable and to Disney but if thats not a problem forThis review does not contain spoilers.I enjoyed this movie, it was entertaing, well written,has amazing music and good cinematography but there were still a lot of flaws.The movie was predictable and to Disney but if thats not a problem for you I recommend this movie.This is just a side note im not sure if im the only one who is sick of marvel movies being really similar and they been like that since iron man 3,Most people I know are sick of it.… Expand

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LoperFeb 16, 2018

A fantastic movie that deserves all of its praise. One of the best villains of the MCU. Its a unique flavor with an amazing cast, and awesome fight sequences. I don't understand all of the haters on here. Maybe they expected 90% action, butA fantastic movie that deserves all of its praise. One of the best villains of the MCU. Its a unique flavor with an amazing cast, and awesome fight sequences. I don't understand all of the haters on here. Maybe they expected 90% action, but this movie is about more than just action sequences. Check it out if you get a chance.… Expand

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BeauFullerFeb 18, 2018

Not joking, there exists racism in these reviews on here to bring down the user score on here while disregarding the movie's contents. This makes me sad, because although this movie has flaws, it is in no way deserving of the low user scoresNot joking, there exists racism in these reviews on here to bring down the user score on here while disregarding the movie's contents. This makes me sad, because although this movie has flaws, it is in no way deserving of the low user scores that it's receiving. It was honestly one of my favorite Marvel movies so far and to come up with a new unique story after so many other superhero stories have already been told in film and to do it in such fashion is really impressive.

There are some small parts where they drop the ball, in introducing too many different groups and too many story lines. But even dropping the ball on that one thing, the movie is leaps and bounds better than any, yes ANY DC movie, in story telling and in visuals. Oh my the visuals are stunning! So many colors and cool tech. I wish we could have more time in Wakanda to get a better sense of what Wakandan life is like!

The soundtrack is easily the best of any superhero movie out there and on par with any movie soundtrack save for TRON, which is easily the best soundtrack of all time.

I beg you to read this review as someone who has seen all of the Marvel movies twice that this might be the best one yet, no joke.… Expand

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Goo4youFeb 17, 2018

My only gripe I have with this movie is how little it felt like a Marvel movie....and in truth it's less of a gripe and more of a refreshing breath coming from them. I have personally wondered how Marvel was going to move forward afterMy only gripe I have with this movie is how little it felt like a Marvel movie....and in truth it's less of a gripe and more of a refreshing breath coming from them. I have personally wondered how Marvel was going to move forward after Infinity War; the movie that caps off literally EVERYTHING they have made, Black Panther is that formula that will move them forward.

The story was totally inclusive to itself with political intrigue, family relationships, Leadership responsibility to home and the world at large. The movie proved to me that building strong standalone stories set within the marvel cinematic universe is the way they can move forward. It also can easily bring each standalone characters together for a "team-up event" sometime down the line.… Expand

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NmonacleFeb 16, 2018

This film is absolutely transformative. There has never been a superhero romp that checks all those action movie boxes while simultaneously having the most fleshed-out villain ever featured in one of these things as well as the most poignant,This film is absolutely transformative. There has never been a superhero romp that checks all those action movie boxes while simultaneously having the most fleshed-out villain ever featured in one of these things as well as the most poignant, thought-provoking message/conflict generally. It's not just another Marvel film, it's exactly what the world needed.… Expand

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ScmamiFeb 16, 2018

I’m a movie fan, not a Marvel fan. I thought this movie was funny, entertaining, suspenseful, and a great story. Believe the hype. I suspect some Russian bots leaving reviews here....

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43in2014Feb 16, 2018

The short review: A good Marvel film that has unfortunately been hyped up to ‘great’ status, which it isn’t. Related media: I’ve seen all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s films but I’ve not read the comics on Black Panther.

What's itThe short review: A good Marvel film that has unfortunately been hyped up to ‘great’ status, which it isn’t. Related media: I’ve seen all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s films but I’ve not read the comics on Black Panther.

What's it like?: The Black Panther/T’Chala returns to Wakanda following the events in Captain America: Civil War to fight against any challengers to the throne. He wins the fight, but another challenger appears later on who is much tougher to beat. Pro: The ensemble of mainly black actors in such an important, expensive film is revolutionary for the community of black actors, especially since the film is made and acted well and is expected to be a major success.

Cons: 1) There are so many issues with the portrayal of Wakanda, with regards to its economy, its ultra-high technology, the relationships between the tribes, the wonders of Vibranium, etc. The portrayal is too fantastical and not realistic, and I felt that the filmmakers had not put in the effort, such as engaging engineers, economists and sociologists to try to make it at least, plausible. In making the portrayal so fantastical, they had dumbed down the film and hope the viewers are too dumb to know the difference.

2) Wakanda has been depicted as being so advanced that they even have body armour technology that is more advanced than Tony Stark’s. How realistic is it that you can keep all the technological advances a secret? Tony’s secrets are safe because only he knows them. Wakanda seems to rely on tribal trusts and those things are hardly reliable.

3) The scene where others challenge T’Chala to the throne did not seem realistic from an hydro-engineering point of view and the CGI also looked a bit poor and unrealistic. The filmmakers should have done it in a simpler and more realistic manner.

4) The depiction of the use of Vibranium tech for shielding, by a non-ruling tribe in Wakanda, felt again, unrealistic and poorly thought out by the filmmakers. 5) The scene showing the attempt to stop Wakanda tech from being taken out of the capital city, the one involving planes, felt simplistic, child-like and lazy.

6) The running time could be squeezed down by some 15 minutes by speeding things up.

7) A continuity issue has appeared as it is now uncertain when Captain America’s visit to Wakanda was supposed to take place!

Post credit scenes; There are two. The first references the current political situation in the US.

How would the different age groups rate it?

Children: (not rated for children)
Teens: Good
Young adults: Excellent
Medium age adults: Good
Old adults: Good

Rating: 4/5 (no half scores). It's worthwhile to pay to watch it in the cinema.… Expand

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Creeper3455Feb 17, 2018

Ok,so before we start,I just want to say that,since i'm a good person at heart,i'm going to say what went wrong with this movie too,since this movie is not flawless,that being said...Enjoy!
With all the new releases from MARVEL StudiosOk,so before we start,I just want to say that,since i'm a good person at heart,i'm going to say what went wrong with this movie too,since this movie is not flawless,that being said...Enjoy!
With all the new releases from MARVEL Studios (Spider-Man Homecoming or Thor Ragnarok),it might be a clichè to say that Black Panther is a great movie,but I would mostly define it as 'the most intelligent movie in the MCU.
Don't get me wrong,I loved their previous efforts,especially the recent Spider-Man Homecoming,but after a 'BOOM!' and a 'KA-POW!',Ryan Coogler (Creed and Fruitvale Station) decides to stop and do something that I think 'X-Men (2000)' and the whole DCEU should've done better: Giving us a 'realistic' look at superheroes,how superheroes can sometimes be threatened by the Government. All of that while giving us a fascinating look at Wakanda,T'Challa's hometown,a city so technological Apple would really blush.
Accompained by an excellent Production Design and some impressive cinematography by the Oscar-Nominated Rachel Morrison,as well as the score by Creed's Ludwig Gorasson and the rather bombastic soundtrack by Kendrick Lamar,this movie tries its best to shine in detail,a thing that even Jordan Peele tried to do with Get Out (2017). And holy smokes,it does...
Of course Boseman gives a great performance as T'Challa,of course Serkis and Freeman are great in this,but I really have to praise Michael B. Jordan (Creed and Fantastic Four 2015) for giving us the best MCU Villain since Loki. With Erik Killmonger,we understand where he's coming from,we understand his motivation,and while he makes stuff go 'BADA-BOOM!' and 'BADA-BING!',you can sometimes side with him because,as said,his motivation was interesting,and I won't spoil it because it needs to be experienced by your own eyes.
Also I have to mention the women in this movie,because,just like the gals in Wonder Woman,they are a treasure in this movie,from Letitia Wright (who plays Shuri,T'Challa's hi-tech sister) to Lupita Nyong'o (T'Challa's ex-girlfiend) and Danai Guirira. They were as charismatic as ever and they had their time to shine in this movie.
Now,as I said in the beginning,i'm going to mention the flaws,because this movie isn't flawless etc...
During the final fight between Black Panther and Killmonger,the CG in the suits was easily noticeable,as if it was a videogame (unlike the entirety of Justice League,where everything was a cartoon),and it was disappointing to see Angela Bassett (Ramonda,T'Challa's mom) being not used as much as the rest of the cast.
Also,from an impressive opening sequence,you're in for a game of 'Where's Waldo?',since Killmonger rarely appears during the whole 1st act of the movie.
But aside from that,Black Panther was a great time at the movies. With an excellent Production Design,Ryan Coogler's impressive way of directing and,obviously,Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa,it was great to see that I can even have a real blast at a movie that isn't Spider-Man 2 (2004).… Expand

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dammanFeb 16, 2018

Great movie. I will see it again. Lot of haters do not want to see black people make something like this but **** Love the action and story line. Marvel are the best movies with this addition.

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AngelahFeb 16, 2018

black panther is a really good movie, and we'll go down in history as being one of the greatest movies of all-time. this movie beat out any previous action movies that I have seen. this movie puts Spider-man, Avengers, Batman, and all otherblack panther is a really good movie, and we'll go down in history as being one of the greatest movies of all-time. this movie beat out any previous action movies that I have seen. this movie puts Spider-man, Avengers, Batman, and all other action movies to shame. this is by far the best action/special effects movie that i have ever seen in my life. Congratulations to the entire cast of this movie for an outstanding job.… Expand

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eagleeyevikingFeb 16, 2018

With fascinating world building, riveting action, well developed characters, gorgeous cinematography, an IMAX 3D conversion that actually adds to the experience, and a rich soundtrack, Ryan Coogler adds another resounding hit to both hisWith fascinating world building, riveting action, well developed characters, gorgeous cinematography, an IMAX 3D conversion that actually adds to the experience, and a rich soundtrack, Ryan Coogler adds another resounding hit to both his wonderful filmography, as well as MCU's thrilling canon.… Expand

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bathrasherFeb 16, 2018

Fantastic. Visually stunning with an incredibly unique aesthetic. This movie has a much different feel compared to the superhero movies that have come before it. I highly suggest immersing yourself in this vibrant, gritty, tribal, sci-fi,Fantastic. Visually stunning with an incredibly unique aesthetic. This movie has a much different feel compared to the superhero movies that have come before it. I highly suggest immersing yourself in this vibrant, gritty, tribal, sci-fi, futuristic world.… Expand

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universe1701Feb 17, 2018

A great addition to the MCU. Great acting, beautiful visuals and some intense action. First impressive thing I noticed was its rich attention to detail in world building and its characters. My only criticism, I would have like to haveA great addition to the MCU. Great acting, beautiful visuals and some intense action. First impressive thing I noticed was its rich attention to detail in world building and its characters. My only criticism, I would have like to have seen more of the Killmonger character, as I feel they didn't go far enough with him. Over-all, this is a fun and enjoyable movie with action, comedy, drama. There are some complex social political overtones mixed in, but it never feels heavy handed, and I feel that the over-all message is positive for humanity as a whole. If this type of movie isn't your cup of tea, fair enough, but if you are on the fence about watching due to pre-conceived notions about its content and message, I would recommend you give it a try, and I think you will be pleasantly surprised.… Expand

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Anderson123Feb 17, 2018

A truly masterpiece.
The movie is impeccable, with incredible cast, incredible performances, great action scenes, fluent and well written dialogues, fantastic script.
Ryan Coogler is a great director and shines alongside his incredible cast.A truly masterpiece.
The movie is impeccable, with incredible cast, incredible performances, great action scenes, fluent and well written dialogues, fantastic script.
Ryan Coogler is a great director and shines alongside his incredible cast.
Wakanda is the future!!… Expand

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far_ehFeb 17, 2018

Erik Killmonger: I have done nothing wrong, ever, in my life.
Me: I know that, and I love you.

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Berserker0324Feb 18, 2018

This is one of Marvel's greatest films to date. T'Challa's story is a very complex one and this movie certainly did the source material justice while fitting it in well within the larger MCU. This is certainly a can't miss

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meinsouzaFeb 18, 2018

movie is amazing folks....dont let racist trolls fool you, plot is coherent, good action, great villain and nice setting

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StaticXFeb 16, 2018

Best superhero, no, best Marvel movie to date, from the cinematography, casting, soundtrack, character motivations, seamless transitions, with the right balance of action, dialogue, and representation, that black excellence we NEEDED #WAKANDAFOREVER

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finalnightFeb 16, 2018

I thought this was one of the best MCU movies to date. On par with Iron Man 1 and Avengers 1, just behind Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy 1.

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JGNYCFeb 17, 2018

The film flies by. It looks gorgeous, has great characters and a great story with something you actually care about at stake. It's excellent!

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NickCritFeb 16, 2018

I find this film entertaining, it has a believable hero story and the scientist sister is hilarious. I take two points off because Black Panther suit can't fly. Considering the premise that their technology is superior with flying craftsI find this film entertaining, it has a believable hero story and the scientist sister is hilarious. I take two points off because Black Panther suit can't fly. Considering the premise that their technology is superior with flying crafts you would think Black Panther can fly, but no, he has to hop onto a car to chase people… Expand

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MunichFeb 16, 2018

This movie is definitely a 9. I'm giving it a 10 to balance out the "zeroes" that are being handed out by people who clearly got a stick up their ass. Don't believe the ones who say that the movie carries racist undertones. The main villainThis movie is definitely a 9. I'm giving it a 10 to balance out the "zeroes" that are being handed out by people who clearly got a stick up their ass. Don't believe the ones who say that the movie carries racist undertones. The main villain is pushing for black supremacy, but the movie clearly acknowledges that his schemes are nuts and that his way of doing things is not okay. CGI is sorta ropey and the fight scenes might not be as good as expected from someone like Ryan Coogler (who directed Creed, a movie with awesome fight sequences), but overall it's a solid movie.… Expand

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ChrisM227Feb 16, 2018

My favourite marvel movie yet. Fantastic and in depth story, setting the scene and characters well. Brilliant plot and visuals, with characters you are made to care about. Utterly genius.

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The_T-10Feb 16, 2018

Let's put aside race for a moment, because clearly people who hate this movie is mostly because of the political commentary. Let's take a look at the characters. They're all neatly portrayed by the actors, especially Boseman, Jordan, andLet's put aside race for a moment, because clearly people who hate this movie is mostly because of the political commentary. Let's take a look at the characters. They're all neatly portrayed by the actors, especially Boseman, Jordan, and Whittaker (IMO). The villain, Killmonger, in particular, is very relatable to some. One of the best MCU villains. They kinda underused Andy Serkis' character, however. The overall story line is excellent too. Fight scenes are well done. This is, nevertheless, probably the grimmest MCU movie. After USA, Asgard, the Galaxy, Sokovia, and Europe, the MCU has branched out to Africa, which is very nice. Overall, I do believe this is one of the best MCU movies ever, along with the likes of "The Winter Soldier" (Which also happens to have politic as the main motive), "Civil War", "Iron Man", and "The Avengers". Just when you think Marvel has hit the ceiling, they pulled this masterpiece out. Impressive… Expand

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Flameace7Feb 18, 2018

Visually beautiful, emotionally beautiful, great concept and dialogue. Now the costumes, narrative and acting omg! Deserves an award doesn't matter what your skin colour is, this is a must watch for all. Don't mind the critique they had toVisually beautiful, emotionally beautiful, great concept and dialogue. Now the costumes, narrative and acting omg! Deserves an award doesn't matter what your skin colour is, this is a must watch for all. Don't mind the critique they had to dig very hard to find something bad about this film, anything can be critiqued nowadays even if something so good like this, because we all have feelings and opinions that get in the way of being honest & appreciative, but even still this is a must watch thanks, Marvel.… Expand

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BorgorosFeb 16, 2018

A solid Marvel movie, with good acting, cool visual style, groovy music and a engaging story. The humor was also spot on. Had a blast from start to finish, and I had high expectations for this one.

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SirCoateFeb 16, 2018

This movie has been getting a lot of hype for reasons I couldn’t care less about except that it’s a Marvel movie and I find them incredibly entertaining and fun. Getting an honest review was practically impossible because they couldn’t getThis movie has been getting a lot of hype for reasons I couldn’t care less about except that it’s a Marvel movie and I find them incredibly entertaining and fun. Getting an honest review was practically impossible because they couldn’t get past the identity of the movie and just tell me if it’s a good story. So here’s my honest review!

Black Panther is very good movie, if you like Marvel movies it’s definitely worth it and I’d even say it’s one of the better ones. Visuals are stunning, fights are great (overused shaking camera though), and my favorite is the aesthetics of the tribal/super advanced Wakanda. It has that same cool flavor Asgard had in Thor. Just really neat to see the culture of Wakanda. Very imaginative. The main character is ok, but it works out as his supporting cast compliments him rather well. He’d be too stoic and boring without them. The movie has 2 villain. Andy Serkis is absolutely fantastic as ‘Claw’ and I loved every minute of him. Warmonger is the primary villain, and though threatening, is rather typical as a hate filled villain who wishes evil on the world cause he’s bad. I wish the movie had ‘Claw’ as the primary villain for a number of reasons I’ll get to in the story.
The story is where it gets dicey. -minor spoilers-
Overall it’s about the main character, T’Challa, ascending to the throne, as we see how the Wakandan culture works, before hunting ‘Claw’ who not only discovered Wakanda, and is thus a threat, but also murdered Wakandans to steal Vibranium. The tribes of Wakanda are seeing how their new king will deal with what even the last king couldn’t deal with. However an African-American (and yes, that’s actually important) comes to use Wakanda’s technology to kill all non-blacks. Now that last part seems to come out of west field... and you’d be right. Everything with Killmonger is odd in the story sense.
-end minor spoilers-

So it appears that Warmonger’s primary purpose is to have a central message regarding race. The message is overall good, ‘Let go of the sins of the past, the sins of your race and move forward’ however I’m more interested in good stories, and Wakanda has nothing to do with this message and the story stumbles because of it. That’s an African-American message, but it takes place in Africa, in a fictional place that has never been enslaved, had slaves, or even cared about slavery until recently, and that’s regarding Africans enslaving Africans. They only care about Wakanda. You can put Warmonger in any movie and have the exact same message. He doesn’t bounce off the other characters very well or the plot since he has no one to relate to. He’s just a racist that came to do genocidal racist things. Warmonger would have to be in a movie with another African-American who he could relate and dig deeper into that message. The movie would have greatly benefited if he stuck to his other revenge motivation.

Only other gripe I can make is there’s a really, really bad CGI rhino. You can’t miss it.

Good Movie, I wish it didn't feel the need to put a race message that is incompatible to the rest of the story and confuses the motivations of a possibly good antagonist. Could have just been an awesome super hero story.… Expand

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Chitown12Feb 18, 2018

This is the BEST movie that I ever seen in my life! I will never be the same.

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REC1973Feb 16, 2018

I just got out of my screening and I'm impressed by key moments in the movie. They promised to show us something that (at least) felt new and it did that. I wouldn't say it's perfect, there were some scenes that popped out to me as feelingI just got out of my screening and I'm impressed by key moments in the movie. They promised to show us something that (at least) felt new and it did that. I wouldn't say it's perfect, there were some scenes that popped out to me as feeling a bit goofy or sloppy, but maybe on repeat viewings I'd have a different opinion. Overall very impressive. Compared to other MCU movies for me personally it's behind The Avengers and Winter Soldier, but ahead of most everything else.

I literally felt a range of emotions with this movie. I liked that it paused to talk tech when needed, its really interesting stuff. I liked that the movie had actual stakes and made me worried for certain characters. It did a very good job.

One other point: Anyone giving this a negative review either has an agenda of their own or is being confronted by something that makes them feel uncomfortable. There's no rational way this movie deserves a negative review, given everything it does really well. It might be fair to be mixed about it, and it might not be a 10 either. 7 or 8 is realistically fair, I'm giving it an 8 because it did so many things right, way more than it did wrong.… Expand

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vasimFeb 16, 2018

After the dark Knight 2008 , this one is another epic superhero film with much more satisfying technical and commercial elements well packaged for not only marvel fans and common audience but also for Dc movie fanatics

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kingofdaraFeb 16, 2018

Incredible. Masterful. Genius. One of the greatest MCU films yet. Negative reviews are MRAs and disguised white supremacists butt-hurt about the strong female characters and predominantly black cast.

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PauloRicardo12Feb 16, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. And an excellent film from Marvel Studios, with a sensational cast, very good story and script, brilliant action scenes, and an excellent villain.… Expand

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LatinCritic13Feb 17, 2018

Black Panther is without a doubt, one of the best MCU movies I have ever seen in my whole life. Everything about Black Panther is so refreshing that we are dived into the cultural aspects and life what Black Panther is up to after the eventsBlack Panther is without a doubt, one of the best MCU movies I have ever seen in my whole life. Everything about Black Panther is so refreshing that we are dived into the cultural aspects and life what Black Panther is up to after the events of Civil War. Similar to Wonder Woman, this film is documenting the social construct of what this film is set to be and it’s way more than just a regular action movie. The blazing choreography, cinematography, directing, performances, and the soundtrack of this film really packed a big punch that it already set a monumental standard for the MCU. Ryan Coogler, you proved us that you can actually direct a superhero movie and it’s very well made than any other MCU movie I’ve ever seen, you sir are a genius, also, the female cinematographer will get that Oscar in the near future if she haven’t won yet and you’re a Marvel of doing this! If you haven’t seen Black Panther, you really want to see it on 3D or IMAX before Infinity War drops!! (Also to those on Metacritic that are childlishly bashing towards this film, you’re a lowhearted right-wing Drumpf limpriding bigot that wants to get attention even though this film proves to be one of the most influential superhero films ever made and I can’t see why Black Panther offended you so much, instead look at yourself in the mirror and realize you are the problem. Diversity is everywhere and you can’t do anything about it, we are all human. If you still can’t control your buttons yet, just watch or rewatch American History X for a better picture so you don’t have to act like a self-absorbed jacknob on the internet ever again. **SHOTS FIRED**)… Expand

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Nate1Feb 18, 2018

Nice production. Long overdue. Well done! Great movie, overdue and a great start.

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Mz_hentaiFeb 16, 2018

"In the case of the American Negro, from the moment you are born every stick and stone, every face, is white. Since you have not yet seen a mirror, you suppose you are, too...

...It comes as a great shock to discover that the country which"In the case of the American Negro, from the moment you are born every stick and stone, every face, is white. Since you have not yet seen a mirror, you suppose you are, too...

...It comes as a great shock to discover that the country which is your birthplace and to which you owe your life and identity has not, in its whole system of reality, evolved any place for you.”

"when you open your eyes on the world, everything you see: none of it applies to you…

...It comes as a great psychological collision…”

-- James Baldwin

These words epitomise a very real experience to most BAME children. It’s a ‘privilege’ that white children (even into adulthood) aren’t able to access. That trauma packaged in that subconscious epiphany, the internalisation that the ‘default' does not include you. Thus begins our Infernum, our Hades, our mortal plight, our perpetual identity crisis; a restructuring of self to find a suitable form congruent to the social cues that confront us.

There’s a disparity of self that occurs when having to navigate society. Detaching one’s self from one’s race, Dorothy being rooted out Kansas, to function within the ‘default’ yet always being reminded that you don’t belong, your form is not valid.

I say all this to emphasise the relevance of Marvel’s latest film, Black Panther. [Beyond me just being a bit of a comic geek, lol]. Marvel’s Black Panther is more than just a comic movie, it’s a piquant vehicle #Mutlidimensional.

There was a sensation that I felt while I sat in the BFI IMax, it was new yet nostalgic, I couldn’t quite articulate it at the time other than a feeling of serenity and ease. Only this morning was I able to consolidate the experience and process that novelty yet nostalgia; I was transported back to a time that resonates in James Baldwin’s words, a time before society held a mirror up to my infant mind (or rather a time before I became aware of that mirror), a time before I realised I was not the ‘default’, not white.

The beauty of that moment (2hrs 15min) made me aware of a phenomena that had been as imperceptible as breathing. That Dorothy effect, that astral projection out of a racialised body in order to relate to storylines and characters in a sea of media that on a superficial level don’t represent you. Though, sitting there in my seat I was able to consume freely; there wasn’t that extra expense to relate. It was palatable without me having to escape my body or escape the woes that society thrusts at me as a mirror. The scenes were familiar, culturally as well as aesthetically, the rhythms of the movie connected with my breathing. There was a flourish of ease and serenity, that’s literally the only way I can best express at this time.

Beyond my own experience, the vehicular nature of this film offers a fantastic opportunity to white folk as well. It allows the white individual an awareness. It’s an opportunity to escape their bodies outside of the ‘default’ and exercise this layer of detaching and relating to a hero (not a slave/victim/help), an entire cast and a narrative that’s altogether foreign aesthetically, culturally and historically. This contrasts the POC experience of escaping their racialised bodies to bridge on to the ‘default’; whereas white individuals may escape their bodies and bear a glimpse of being racialised, an eye opener to whiteness juxtaposed to ‘other’.

Another strong aspect that the movie delivers; it transports all of us to an alternate timeline. To an Africa that blossomed outside of the jaws of colonialism. Where all the resources stayed connected to the land and evolved into a technological empire that married tradition with technological functionality. What Africa could have been without being stripped of its people and its material resources, and an infrastructure to properly manufacture and regulate corresponding technologies.

I didn’t want to jump on this whole hype, but the movie was beautiful on the notion that it offered me a serenity I haven’t felt while watching comic movies. I’m definitely watching again.… Expand

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OuterThoughtFeb 16, 2018

This movie was really beautiful from beginning to end there were some unanswered questions I had but there were some really breathtaking scenes in this movie. The soundtrack was also definitely on point. Strong delivery definitely came fromThis movie was really beautiful from beginning to end there were some unanswered questions I had but there were some really breathtaking scenes in this movie. The soundtrack was also definitely on point. Strong delivery definitely came from Michael B Jordan in this movie as he wasn't just another throwaway Marvel villain with no deep backstory.

Also, I am giving this review an 8 but I am rating it a 10 because of all the trolls and idiots who are just out to fulfill political agendas or racist motives. If you're giving this movie anything below a 7 or a 0 you are obviously lying and full of i. Its kind of sad to see people really trying to sabotage a user rating.… Expand

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WalterWhiteWolfFeb 16, 2018

Marvel and Coogler have successfully developed a new side of the MCU, a movie that doesn't abide by the old formula and is extremely fresh & different. T'Challa feels like an extremely different lead character in a big action movie,Marvel and Coogler have successfully developed a new side of the MCU, a movie that doesn't abide by the old formula and is extremely fresh & different. T'Challa feels like an extremely different lead character in a big action movie, especially an MCU one, his story presented in the movie isn't one about how a flawed character becomes a hero, it's the story of what comes after, of a Hero and a King doing what he has prepared his whole life to do. T'Challa is supported by a great set of supporting characters, highlights being Okaye and Kilmonger.

Eric Kilmonger is the main antagonist to T'Challa and he's as much a child as T'Challa is mature. With an extremely painful past and the best of intentions, he might be the most interesting antagonist Marvel has put to screen till now. I wish they could have shown even more of him and less of Klaue, even though Klaue was a really fun addition to the movie. But perhaps the most interesting character in the movie is the nation of Wakanda itself, properly developed like Asgard never was. Seeing so many different and interesting aspects of Wakanda throughout the movie was an absolute treat. And the refreshing score combined with the awe inspiring visuals truly brought Wakanda to life.

This movie makes me really excited for the future of the MCU. I hope they keep making more and more different movies like this. For now, the future of MCU looks as beautiful as a sunset does in Wakanda.… Expand

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JurikoFeb 16, 2018

For now, it's my favorite Marvel's movie. I saw it yesterday and I want to see it again! Everything was good, characters, storyline, camerawork, idea, and development. The problem of racism. Since Marvel making movie mainly for young audienceFor now, it's my favorite Marvel's movie. I saw it yesterday and I want to see it again! Everything was good, characters, storyline, camerawork, idea, and development. The problem of racism. Since Marvel making movie mainly for young audience 8-16yo, they should talk about such problems, because ofter movies and cartoons are the sources of stereotypes. This is not typical marvel's movie, there is no lots of explosions or even worldwide problems, no super-villain like Altron or Thanos who want to destroy all humanity. CGI wasn't so clear, right, but it's not Transformers or Avatar who spent lots of money on it. This film is not for the audience who came to see a great CGI movie. You might see it even from a trailer, it's not so typical like Avengers: Infinity War with tons of pathos. IMO, haters are 10yo or they just came to see a typical huge scale of the problem. The great idea to unite technology, culture, and traditions, great dialogues, great acting, this film was good almost in everything, only CGI was not so good, but i don't think this is a huge problem. And yea, the OST was really awesome.
P.S. Sorry for my bad English.… Expand

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WolfScytheFeb 17, 2018

This is a below average Marvel movie. Is a good movie, but totally overated by "critics". It is slow at the beggining because it have to introduce the audience who are this characters, what is Wakanda, who it works, etc. Then after a while,This is a below average Marvel movie. Is a good movie, but totally overated by "critics". It is slow at the beggining because it have to introduce the audience who are this characters, what is Wakanda, who it works, etc. Then after a while, it starts to build up to a predictable plot with nothing new under its belt. It is fun, nothing risky. The plot is very political. The villian is a very complex character, I think this character perfectly works for two or more movies. The CGI is not very good. The jokes didn't work most of the time, the movie is too serious. Most of the characters are very well done. Should you watch this movie? Yes, but once.… Expand

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TheGreatest190Feb 16, 2018

Wow I can’t believe how great this movie was. Also the people who are hating are either DC fanboys or people mad that there weren’t a lot of white people in the movie.

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RyanVanGFeb 16, 2018

Black Panther was just so f’n COOL. The characters were all fleshed out very well and had believable and complex motivations. The sci-fi and tech was awesome. The actors were amazing and the music was out of this world. I loved the look andBlack Panther was just so f’n COOL. The characters were all fleshed out very well and had believable and complex motivations. The sci-fi and tech was awesome. The actors were amazing and the music was out of this world. I loved the look and feel of Wakanda and the world-building was fantastic. Both villains were badass and entertaining and never cringy, unlike most of the user reviews here. I can’t wait to see it again. Wakanda Forever!… Expand

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jaredwallace91Feb 16, 2018

This is genre breaking, complex, and worth several viewings just to take it all in. The greatest aspect of the movie, though, is the superb acting by Michael B. Jordan.

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maxmaaaxdFeb 16, 2018

The movie was amazing, the storyline is solid and the characters are well-developed. Wakanda is very well done too. The only thing that isn't so good is the CGI with the suits, but it is still good. When you watch this movie you know this isThe movie was amazing, the storyline is solid and the characters are well-developed. Wakanda is very well done too. The only thing that isn't so good is the CGI with the suits, but it is still good. When you watch this movie you know this is something you've never seen before.… Expand

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PranFeb 16, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The score and overall atmosphere is brilliant, filled with great visuals and deep, emotional character development for so many people. Best Marvel film, and easily one of the greatest superhero films of this century. Ryan Coogler has done it again.… Expand

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NedFlandersFeb 17, 2018

An incredibly beautiful and exciting film, I want to watch it over and over again because it's very good.

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DrachmaliusFeb 16, 2018

It's a fine movie, really. Didn't blow me away since some parts really dragged. I appreciate that they were going for a more serious tone than some Marvel movies, but parts of it were very overdramatic. But it was a sound plot and characters,It's a fine movie, really. Didn't blow me away since some parts really dragged. I appreciate that they were going for a more serious tone than some Marvel movies, but parts of it were very overdramatic. But it was a sound plot and characters, not much to be disappointed at. If you're curious, you should see it. It's a pretty fun time!… Expand

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SajjadN1998Feb 16, 2018

I guess black people got an amazing attention that they have deserved. This movie shows the true power of them with great director, actors, actress and also a great villain.
DC fans must focus on their favorite company and want them betterI guess black people got an amazing attention that they have deserved. This movie shows the true power of them with great director, actors, actress and also a great villain.
DC fans must focus on their favorite company and want them better movies. destroying an admired movie is not a good solution.… Expand

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bennyslenFeb 16, 2018

Not bad, not good. It's a fine movie, i really don't understand why critics loved it.

Pro - The story is actually good - The bad guy is cool af and has a nice motivation - All the good guys are nice and have their own personality - The movieNot bad, not good. It's a fine movie, i really don't understand why critics loved it.

Pro
- The story is actually good
- The bad guy is cool af and has a nice motivation
- All the good guys are nice and have their own personality
- The movie brings a nice dilemma

Cons
-Well, you know, it's not a Marvel Movie without tons of clichês
-Even though the story is good, so many moments you see the director being lazy to fix problems of the movie and he lets some non necessary things to happen just to keep the script
-Where are the hip-hop and rap songs? Movie would be way cooler with them… Expand

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sebastian36036Feb 16, 2018

Excellent movie. The script is impeccable, the characters and their motivations very well elaborated. Also, how wonderful is the adaptation and representation of the African culture shown in this film. For now the best MCU movie. 10/10

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FanOfFilmFeb 16, 2018

Black Panther is a great Movie and a huge jump forward for Marvel Uganda is exiting the Cast is amazing the story could be a little bit better but there is no perfect movie out there so go watch it and decide if you like it or not and dont beBlack Panther is a great Movie and a huge jump forward for Marvel Uganda is exiting the Cast is amazing the story could be a little bit better but there is no perfect movie out there so go watch it and decide if you like it or not and dont be sad about other reviews.… Expand

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klebaobhFeb 17, 2018

Amazing movie With great Characters the story of the movie is interesting is intriguing you feel immersed in that world the perfect photography is the incredible scenarios the best villain of the Marvel franchise you see that the director andAmazing movie With great Characters the story of the movie is interesting is intriguing you feel immersed in that world the perfect photography is the incredible scenarios the best villain of the Marvel franchise you see that the director and the cast did their best on this project.… Expand

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FadeOutAgainFeb 16, 2018

Forget the cultural significance, this was a Marvel movie that was smart, had good characters and pacing, and actually felt like a story rather than the usual formula.

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RighterFeb 16, 2018

Black Panther is quite possibly the best movie Marvel has yet made and demonstrates perfectly why the MCU movies have been far superior to the DCU movies. The action sequences and fight scenes are spectacular, but that's not what sells theBlack Panther is quite possibly the best movie Marvel has yet made and demonstrates perfectly why the MCU movies have been far superior to the DCU movies. The action sequences and fight scenes are spectacular, but that's not what sells the movie. It's very well cast, and the actors all perform brilliantly, and, unlike DC movies, Marvel is not afraid to have lots of dialogue and conversation scenes. The end result is that you care about the characters and feel with them and for them are you're never confused about their motivations and drives. It's also quite beautifully executed.… Expand

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cubsckcFeb 16, 2018

Pretty good film. Maybe signs that Marvel is stepping up their game. Never thought I would say this Marvel film was better than all the 2017 marvel films. But it definitely is.

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AegonTargaryenFeb 16, 2018

Black Panther is a marvel to behold. It excels as being more than just another superhero movie and is a movie with a clear message to tell the world . With well-developed characters, awesome set pieces, beautiful cinematography, and greatBlack Panther is a marvel to behold. It excels as being more than just another superhero movie and is a movie with a clear message to tell the world . With well-developed characters, awesome set pieces, beautiful cinematography, and great action, Black Panther rises as one of the best films of the century, rising over the massive efforts to tear it down.… Expand

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BootsTheDaneFeb 16, 2018

A triumph in world building, character development and expanding the scope of what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has the ability to be. Wakanda is a locale teeming with history, culture and identity and sucks the viewer into its world. From aA triumph in world building, character development and expanding the scope of what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has the ability to be. Wakanda is a locale teeming with history, culture and identity and sucks the viewer into its world. From a thematic and intelligence perspective, Black Panther is a film that breaks the mold when it comes to Super Hero films and has its narrative elevated on the back of supremely talented actors who complement each other in scene after scene. Ryan Coogler has directed a masterpiece here.

As for the racists who clearly haven't seen the film and are threatened by what this represents for underrepresented demographics, your '0' reviews will not effect the enjoyment the vast majority of general audiences get out of this film nor will it dampen the universal critical success it's about to experience. Your attempts to drive down the score is pathetic.… Expand

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dylanthepcFeb 16, 2018

Will be held up as the gold standard of Marvel movies for years to come. Incredible script and solid performances from a great cast with a deep bench.

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VancomycinFeb 16, 2018

Black Panther is more or less if Wesley Snipes played Spiderman without the web. This film however, rips a tree from the ground and hurls it at the entire movie-making industry. Ryan Coogler has just unlocked the next level in makingBlack Panther is more or less if Wesley Snipes played Spiderman without the web. This film however, rips a tree from the ground and hurls it at the entire movie-making industry. Ryan Coogler has just unlocked the next level in making incredible superhero films. It's on you if you miss seeing it in theaters.… Expand

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TornationAug 29, 2020

One in a million movie. On the symbolic side of things, of course, but also for the wonderful story, special effects, acting, and basically everything I can think of.

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bertboy93Jun 28, 2020

One Of the best MCUmovies in my opinion! The sory is Great, the characters are likable, at the end the cgi is not that good but the movie is just a lot of fun! I think a lot of peaple who are giving this movie like a 4/10 or 5/10 or maybeOne Of the best MCUmovies in my opinion! The sory is Great, the characters are likable, at the end the cgi is not that good but the movie is just a lot of fun! I think a lot of peaple who are giving this movie like a 4/10 or 5/10 or maybe even lower are racists ( i am not saying everyone, i am saying a lot) My score for the movie 8,5/10… Expand

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Immortal_HectorAug 30, 2020

Chadwik was a gesture of true king . He was an amazing actor . Thanks for your legacy.

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zNeverSleepingSep 26, 2020

Um dos melhores filmes da UCM, com toda certeza.

Além de uma fotografia excelente, cenas de batalha ótimas, CGI que tornam Wakanda real e um elenco excelente - cujo a maioria são pessoas negras; Black Panter vai além ao humanizar um vilãoUm dos melhores filmes da UCM, com toda certeza.

Além de uma fotografia excelente, cenas de batalha ótimas, CGI que tornam Wakanda real e um elenco excelente - cujo a maioria são pessoas negras; Black Panter vai além ao humanizar um vilão que, mesmo ao agir de uma maneira errada e cruel, tem seus motivos e toda sua raiva, em determinados momentos, é passada ao publico - ao menos se você for um ignorante.

Chadwick Boseman foi eternizado como "Pantera Negra", e Wakanda sempre existirá com ele nos nossos sonhos.

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DylanJaimes12Dec 30, 2019

Una hermosa película que te mantiene cautivado en casa momento.
Simplemente, lo mejor.

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superbatJun 4, 2020

Though it is not the masterpiece that critics hail it to be, Black Panther is still a great superhero movie. It's a refreshing take on a superhero movies with unique settings, stunning visuals, a fitting soundtrack, great performances fromThough it is not the masterpiece that critics hail it to be, Black Panther is still a great superhero movie. It's a refreshing take on a superhero movies with unique settings, stunning visuals, a fitting soundtrack, great performances from the star-studded cast. The villain, Killmonger, stands out as one of the most memorable MCU villains. He's a sympathetic figure with understandable motives. Overall, Black Panther is a entertaining movie which adds diversity to a genre that needs it.… Expand