Should they make a Black Panther Sequel

[Lou Cypher]

They weren’t all bad. Although the “out of suit” combat they had him doing in that casino was trash. He looked slow af there.

My expectations for how he fights in suit and out and how the combat flowed came from his scenes in CW.





It was more visceral, and faster paced. Just far superior choreography, compared to this



CW set the bar high for what I thought BP was gonna be. I still loved it, just not for the reasons I thought I would going into it.

Daaaaaaaamn. I remember seeing BP in theaters and i was happy with the casino scene, but it had been so long since i had seen CW. After seeing a comparison like that, that casino scene does seem somewhat sloppy/less fluid. That shits crazy.

I know there was a marvel movie that just had the worst choreography ever. Or maybe im thinking of a TV show they have, but the fighting seemed so slow and the punches had NO power behind them. I get that you dont want to really risk hurting eachother, but being a professional, you would think there are ways maybe angles to make it more believable.

 

[Duwop]

Funny

 

[Inglewood_B]

Daaaaaaaamn. I remember seeing BP in theaters and i was happy with the casino scene, but it had been so long since i had seen CW. After seeing a comparison like that, that casino scene does seem somewhat sloppy/less fluid. That shits crazy.

I know there was a marvel movie that just had the worst choreography ever. Or maybe im thinking of a TV show they have, but the fighting seemed so slow and the punches had NO power behind them. I get that you dont want to really risk hurting eachother, but being a professional, you would think there are ways maybe angles to make it more believable.

Yeah I was late to the Marvel party so by the time I got to BP, Civil War was still pretty fresh in my mind, that’s why it stuck out so much to me