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Negusa Negast
I know that I'm just saying I would assume you would take that scene over the Killmonger scene
Disney+ Marvel's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Nah Du doesn't like Nolan's Batman movies
Rainbowdildobuttmonkey
Active Member
Really!?! You don't think what's his face that played Bane wasn't the wrong play?
SeaSnake
OG
Ok bro
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Negusa Negast
Ah ok I see
Dwayne
Just a lowkey chill guy
RIP but his just ok in all his roles.
And the roles he took had potential to set him up to be on the level of Denzel Washington and Leo.
#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
In my opinion Chadwick acted his ass off in that movie. The man went from losing his father who he thought could do no wrong, to becoming king of a nation, trying to uphold tradition because he held his elders in such high regard to finding out his father and elders are only human and fuck up also, to finding how he wants to run the kingdom, and last but not least taking responsibility to help others in need. The man's whole ideological and world view totally changed by the end of the movie.
Chadwick did an excellent job encompassing all those ranges of emotion in a regal manner throughout the film. Michael B. Jordan's character was written to be more dynamic and his motivation's like I stated above resonated with a lot of the viewers. Honestly though Michael didn't show much range of emotions at all with the character. He was just cool and mostly rage throughout the film. Now that might not be Michael's fault and it could be the writer's instructions on how to play the character but Chadwick and Danai's characters went through a ton of different emotions throughout the film. I feel people loved Killmonger because he was more dynamic as a character, more loud, flashy, and stated legitimate gripes most African American folks feel. They loved the character because they could relate not because he was great at acting. Lmao.
Danai was also very similar to Chadwick but on a smaller scale because she wasn't the star or main co star of the film. Her part though was written and acted very well. She was no doubt the most fluid and natural looking big name actor in any of the fight scenes in my opinion. Not to mention how great she acted dealing with being conflicted with following royal decree or helping her friends and even her lover later in the film.
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#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
revolva....man if you dont cut this shit out lolYo, why you trying to stifle our voices.
" Earlier this week, Kevin Feige shed some light on the situation, saying: “we’re not going to have a CG Chadwick and we’re not recasting T’Challa.” That narrows down what they can do considerably and it seems likely that T’Challa will die off-screen and the Black Panther mantle will be taken up by his younger sister Shuri, as played by Letitia Wright."
Come on, this thread would be on page 8 if it wasn't for these back and forths
Norrin_Radd
I'm Low-key/Loki even more-so than Thor's bro...
Mary J Blige wasn’t in the movie sir.
They screwed Bane over in the last 5 mins if his character with the back story and the death..... But everything leading up to that was marvelous.
The voice, the fighting style, the intelligence, the intensity.
Dude had grade-A dialogue too..... Some of the most etherous lines in the series. The even stole his voice style for the Harley Quinn series which is perfection animated
Bruh the events of one leads up to two
He freezes up.
Just say he freezes up.
Shuri says it, Dani says it..... Then he kept doing it the whole movie.
Dude was stuck in confusion mode the whole film
I'm not the only one that's used to typing out MJB instead of MBJ
That had nothing to do with the ideology that he was raised with and eventually changed.
Shuri and Okye was teasing him about his affection for Nakia