Black Panther (2018)

[King_B_Mack]

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Me and my boy were ranking them and he put Iron-Man in his top five too. That **** is so boring when you go back and watch it now.

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I was thoroughly entertained by the first Iron Man. Plus the fact that it was the first film and seeing Iron Man brought to life on the scale that it was having grown up a fan of the character and how perfect RDJ was as Tony will always keep a special place for me.


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[JayBee74]

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Michael B Jordons character I found good, not amazing as many are saying.

I hear you, but I thought Jordon hit it out of the park, and I will give the actor's charisma a lot of credit for that.

Realistically, I don't know where you go from here with a sequel, everything felt perfectly wrapped by the end.

Really? The new base in America, Suri, some integration with other Marvel superheroes? I think the sky is the limit and one month ago I thought there was a good possibility I wouldn't even like the movie.

[King_B_Mack]

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Ran across this breakdown of the individual MCU films’ total box office numbers yesterday....it’s already outdated as Black Panther is already at $704 million

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[daflyboys]

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That's good....I'd hate to hear that Dr. Strange would do better!

[Fresh Tendrils]

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Realistically, I don't know where you go from here with a sequel, everything felt perfectly wrapped by the end.

You had the number two guy go to the side of Killmonger rather easily. I doubt he's brought back into the fold like before. The ostracized tribe ended up being the only tribe to help. There's a shift of power. Just because the tribes came together doesn't mean they're united without conflict.

Not to mention the presence of Wakanda in the U.S. now.

I don't really care what happens in Infinity War. They'll prevail in the end even if it's not in part 1. I wouldn't be surprised if a hero died, but as long as it isn't Black Panther or Spider-Man then I'm ok. I want more Wakanda ASAP.

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You had the number two guy go to the side of Killmonger rather easily. I doubt he's brought back into the fold like before. The ostracized tribe ended up being the only tribe to help. There's a shift of power. Just because the tribes came together doesn't mean they're united without conflict.

Not to mention the presence of Wakanda in the U.S. now.

I don't really care what happens in Infinity War. They'll prevail in the end even if it's not in part 1. I wouldn't be surprised if a hero died, but as long as it isn't Black Panther or Spider-Man then I'm ok. I want more Wakanda ASAP.

I think marvel's and all of these other shows on tv's biggest mistake is killing off main characters because it takes too much away.

That's really not where they should take it, unless they're just headed for a complete reboot which I don't think its time for right now.

[King_B_Mack]

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I think marvel's and all of these other shows on tv's biggest mistake is killing off main characters because it takes too much away.



That's really not where they should take it, unless they're just headed for a complete reboot which I don't think its time for right now.

I’m still giving the MCU the benefit of the doubt for the time being. Infinity War and Avengers 4 could change everything. Not at all out of the question that Thanos uses the Soul Stone to bring people back from the dead like the villains we’ve seen killed in the movies and shows.


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[Fresh Tendrils]

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I think marvel's and all of these other shows on tv's biggest mistake is killing off main characters because it takes too much away.

That's really not where they should take it, unless they're just headed for a complete reboot which I don't think its time for right now.

I could see them wrinkling the main Avenger posse a bit, though.

[jeebs9]

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I got a question about the plot. I hope someone can clear it up.

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Why would the King cover up the death of his brother? Doesn't that seem alittle weird to anyone. His brother was caught giving Klaw a way into Wakwankda and then he tried to kill the spy. There is nothing to cover up in my opinion. And then all this cause the whole Movie (Killmonger).

Did I miss something?

[King_B_Mack]

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I got a question about the plot. I hope someone can clear it up.

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Why would the King cover up the death of his brother? Doesn't that seem alittle weird to anyone. His brother was caught giving Klaw a way into Wakwankda and then he tried to kill the spy. There is nothing to cover up in my opinion. And then all this cause the whole Movie (Killmonger).



Did I miss something?

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I would guess that the thought was that it might look bad on the King to kill one of their own as opposed to bringing him back to Wakanda to stand trial.

The news of the King killing his own brother could be seen as a reason to not trust the royal family by some within Wakanda which is a perfect way to cultivate a uprising. It’s possible that the King felt even if telling the truth about what happened, if a member of the royal family could betray Wakanda that way, the masses could call for new leadership that didn’t come from their bloodline as the king could be seen as a failure as he was unable to protect Wakanda from his very own family operating right under his nose.


Perhaps the the King felt it would bring shame to the royal family that someone of their bloodline would have a child with an outsider since the general feeling seemed to be that the rest of the world is beneath Wakanda.

Just a few possible reasons. Who knows though lol.

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[jeebs9]

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I would guess that the thought was that it might look bad on the King to kill one of their own as opposed to bringing him back to Wakanda to stand trial.

The news of the King killing his own brother could be seen as a reason to not trust the royal family by some within Wakanda which is a perfect way to cultivate a uprising. It’s possible that the King felt even if telling the truth about what happened, if a member of the royal family could betray Wakanda that way, the masses could call for new leadership that didn’t come from their bloodline as the king could be seen as a failure as he was unable to protect Wakanda from his very own family operating right under his nose.


Perhaps the the King felt it would bring shame to the royal family that someone of their bloodline would have a child with an outsider since the general feeling seemed to be that the rest of the world is beneath Wakanda.

Just a few possible reasons. Who knows though lol.

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I see what your saying

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Thanks King, Those were kind of the ideas I had. But it just doesn't make sense when you had the spy with all the evidence to follow up on the King word.

And to add everyone (royal blood) gets a chance at the throne.

Has anyone seen the BET Black Panther? In that story line. Everyone got a chance to become the Black Panther.

Been listening to this a lot the last few days.

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By the way, I loved the movie.

[Jukeman]

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Because she’s a great character, and I think it would be entertaining to watch her fluster Tony when she’s able to match his wits.

I would love to see her suit up as iron man (or similar tech that she helps with) and flirt with the Iron Heart idea.


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[TripleCrown9]

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These videos always get me, man.

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[Blzer]

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The movie was just okay.

[daflyboys]

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I would love to see her suit up as iron man (or similar tech that she helps with) and flirt with the Iron Heart idea.


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No. I think they should hold off on the switching heroes' gender social experiment ideas that apparently have been hurting their comic book sales. There's just no need at this juncture. I'm not opening a can of worms. I'm just replying to your comment. Projected ticket sales would mainly drive that decision. I'm sure they would do much in the way of marketing research before tinkering with a multi-billion dollar industry.