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I thought that you would do "The Peripheral" explained. I couldn't wait for the videos, but they never came no matter how many times I refreshed your page.
I like how mbaku became sort of a big brother figure to Shuri in this movie. Him giving Tchalla his blessing to look after her is very wholesome and the way they arm wrestled to prove the serum worked was hilarious. That was some big brother lil sister shit. I also liked that he let her feel what she felt with wanting revenge on Namor and although he disagreed he respected her as the panther and didn’t intervene too much opinion wise but still spoke his piece. Where in the previous movie he would cook her for being head of the weapons department as a child.
I loved when Shuri and Okoye were in Riri's dorm, and Okoye said "good luck defeating Namor with a heater", which ends up being exactly Shuri's plan in the final act to defeat him.
T'Challa's kid appeared earlier in the film when Queen Ramonda first visited Nakia in Haiti. He was the kid who asked Queen Ramonda, "Are you the new headmistress?"
Maybe stop hate watching and actually pay attention to the story? The whole scene with her mother trying to get her to burn the ceremonial gown was right there, talked about clearly and simply. 🤣
To me, the best part of the film was Namor explaining his origin. Hearing him say "I am a mutant" was so refreshing to hear. I love how Ryan Coogler used vibranium as a really creative plot device to mirror Black Panther and Namor since we know they'll eventually be on the Illuminati but introducing Namor as an " antagonist"/extreme nationalist sets up his moral ambiguity perfectly.
Yeah man I feel like its one of the first times we see a character just objectively plain state out right that they are a mutant, I can't wait to see how Marvel handles & redeems the entire X Men stuff in a later phase
I loved it. I especially loved how wise they made shuri. Knowing where wakanda needed her most by leaving M'Baku, a wise leader in his own right, be king. Implying that scientific progress and protecting the Nation were more than enough. Shuri is the realest female superhero. She battled her rage and thought of her people first by negotiating and making peace. I can't wait to see her again, because of all the traits important to the black panther, wisdom imo is the most important. Great stuff.
I don't think that it was clear that Shuri was relinquishing the throne to M'Baku. If I'm not mistaken, it is possible for her to REMAIN QUEEN while letting him be Black Panther.
Just wanted to add that the character Namor doesn't have hispanic roots... He and his people are actually from PRE-hispanic times and continued their community as native indigenous people (their mother tongue is Mayan). The colonizers he saw as a child were Hispanics.
@@FireJach you mean Mexican accent... The accents in spanish (language) are as different depending on their region as in english, even inside Mexico. So... Spanish people have a VERY different accent than Mexicans, and that is because we mixed the Spanish with a lot of our indigenous tongues. So even if we're talking about Tenoch Huerta, he doesn't have an Spanish accent 🤭
Yeah, I'm a lot more comfortable with people calling him "Native American" than Hispanic, as soon as he came back up to the surface he saw the Spanish people enslaving, torturing, raping his related ancestors, destroying their culture & way of life, oppressing & exploiting them in the most inhumane fashion without a care. Its hard to blame Namor for getting a very bad expression/perspective on humanity & what all humans are the ground in charge of things are.
Killing him off screen isn’t much of a send off for the hero that he played. A self-sacrificing battle would have been a true tribute. Not the whimper he got.
I liked the yin and yang thing with shuri/wakanda and namor/talokan, showing Namor is not intentionally evil natured and his morals seem more in line with king T'Chaka, sacrificing a life for the protection and safety of the people they rule, which Shuri naturally is not cool with. It's not a good vs evil story, it's two rulers and two communities, both capable of good things and both capable of dark things, trying their best to do right for the people they care about and want to protect. Neither side is motivated by greed or lust for power the way we see with so many of the mcu's villains, both sides are motivated by love, and fear of losing what or who they love after both rulers had lost so much
T'Chaka took out his brother 2 make sure vibranium weapons aren't handed out 2 our people. I'm conflicted. This continues 2 show Heavy is The Head That Wears The Crown
Now that they have cast his son as T’Challa, his character can assume the role as BP for future installments. This gives a recast of the BP role and still honors Chadwick’s rendition
Not really part of this post-credit scene, but an Easter egg from the movie that I have not heard mentioned yet: Shuri’s computer AI, voiced by Noah Trevor, is named Griot. In Africa, a griot is a musician/singer/storyteller who is a living archive of the cultural knowledge, genealogies, oral histories, and traditions of their people. They would often act as an advisor to African royalty.
I know that his name was changed in your perspectives, and his name has a backstory now. But im portuguese. Like with spanish, we always said his name Na-mor or Nahmor. We even put the enphasis in the "o" like Nahmór. So when i heard him explain where Na-Mor comes from, i just taugh, oh yeah cool that they add that. I didnt even think, wait its "Neymor" not Na-mor.
I didn't watch this after I watched the movie yesterday. As someone who lost a closest family member myself, I'm proud to say that I cried from the very first sentence bcs I feel like I can relate to Shuri's feeling in that beginning scene.
Your review was spot on! The beginning was really strong and the middle was a little staccato and the ending was well done. I personally do connect to it a bit differently since I am a Brown woman with ancestors in the land they portray here with Namor and his people, so I too think this film may hit people differently based on their own loved experiences. Thank you for being thorough with your review!
Something that really bothers me about the portrayal of wakanda is that you never feel like you're watching the full military might of a nation. In the 1st movie and infinity war you mostly see infantry which made me wonder where all the vehicles and artillery are. In wakanda forever the final battle happens on a SINGLE ship, so again I wondered why aren't there more????
Yeah the battle in infinity war didn't make sense. If they have flying ships why send in ground troops to fight those powerful alien creatures. They could've just shot them all down from a distance as well as drop bombs to take them all out.
_you never feel like you're watching the full military might of a nation_ Wakanda isn't a warfare state. They are an isolationist nation shielded by technology. In Infinity War they are being attacked by beings from Space. When they shield themselves - the attack comes up from the ground. This is now happening inside wakanda yet you want them to drop bombs from the air. Lets say you move the whole fight into the air, then what? Now you have flying Outriders against Wakandan air craft, but the result is much the same no? Once Thanos army gets inside the air defense force field - battle is over. Last question: *When is the last time you saw the full might of the American military?* WWII?
It wasn't cancer that killed him, it was some other terminal illness combined with not having any of the plant to renew/strengthen his Black Panther powers. I really loved how the film showed the young generation growing away from traditions, culture, and even things like spirituality & some plain don't believe in any of it replacing it with an obsession with technology & belief that technology/science is everything.
I really enjoyed the movie. I think they did the best they could to honor Chadwick and to provide a full arch for the story. It was fun to follow Shuri's development, and Namor was amazing. I loved him and can't wait to see more of him.
I'm of indegenous descent. Mayan, Aztec, Wixarica almost cried just hearing Mayan. Never seen so many people who look like me on the screen. And hearing music in Mayan. Overwhelming
Namor has Mesoamerican roots, not Spanish roots. The movie makes that clear since the Talokanil do not speak Spanish and his name was given to him by a Spanish conquistador priest.
I don't think I cried so much in a marvel movie since infinity war and endgame. I think they handled the somberness and emotion so well. Pacing felt like the last movie but obviously not the same with out Chadwick. I hope they release the previous script to read what would of happened.
Especially with how hard it was going to be making this movie with Chadwick’s passing, Coogler absolutely nailed this movie! The emotional impact has me at the edge of my seat the entire time! I loved it and it’s refreshing a lot of other marvel fans felt the same way as me about this movie!
Something I noticed that I haven't seen anyone talking about was the (to borrow George Lucas's words) rhyming stories of shuri and her brother. Both lost a parent as a catalyst to becoming the black panther. I'm sure there's more similarities but its been a while since I've seen the first flick.
I just saw this movie I shed a few tears and like how they did is funeral like as a celebration of his life not his death. Also liked that killmongore was in the ancestral plane instead her mother or any of her family because it showed what shuri would become if she went through with killing Namur.
Great movie, everyone else stepped up big time in Chadwick’s absence, Angela Bassett was my MVP she pulled out her A game for this one. The only part that made me shed a tear was the Marvel logo opening dedicated to Chadwick 😢
shuri had an AI in the first black panther movie and it’s the same one she uses in this movie because the AI is voiced by Trevor Noah in both roles movies
I would assume Wakanda has some kind of alert system for vehicles going under their force fields which aren't activated by sea life passing through and that's why Namor and his mates could get in that way where as other nation states can't.
I loved this movie!! I just walked out about an hour ago, and I literally wanted to buy another ticket and see it again!! Yes, there were tears, but it was also beautiful and hopeful. I can not wait to see it again.
It's very befitting the reveal of his son at the end, it fits with thr beginning. During the opening funeral ceremony the mural that has T'Chala's face says "the Panther king will live forever". And now revealing his son may that actually be true the name the lineage isn't dead.
T'Challa should have 💯been recast. T'Challa, even after he no longer was the Black Panther, he remained too much of an important character in Marvel for him to be killed off. _Chadwick Boseman's brother even stated one thing in the best possible way; _*_his brother was not so egotistical that he would have wanted the character to die with him._*
Powerful performances and tasteful handling of Chadwick’s passing and touching tributes throughout the film. Great emotional beats. Sprinkled humor that didn’t take away from the serious moments. Loved it- twice
I loved the movie and will be going see it again. I love your breakdown of these DC/Marvel movies because you explain the comics. I have never read a comic before but I do love the movies. I understand those of you who did read the comics have a higher expectation than those who haven’t read them. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and information with us. I find myself coming to your channnel to gain an understanding of these movies.
Best film of phase 4 and one of the better Marvel projects; a true tribute after such tragedy. They handled the recasting call the best way possible and we'll see the new man in T'challa jr but for now Shuri is Black Panther who had an incredible journey in becoming so (*-* ) Powerhouse performances by all as the feelings were too real. I'd like to see Bastet herself in the third and we explore the spiritual/cosmic side of Wakanda.
I love how the perspective went from Romanda believing she was the last of her family when Shuri was kidnapped to it ended being Shuri being the last one standing
I loved this movie, the heart, the emotional ride. Cinematic visuales breaking. And they filmed in my home island Puerto Rico in some parts of the film. Overall amazing MCU movie of Phase 4.
Paul I cried several time during BP2 it was a beautiful action packed tribute to Chadwick. Btw enough with the dad joke (there brilliant) and Lake Bell plays Dr Graham
This joke has an aftertaste! It only occurred to me, in Black Panther 1, that Klaue sang this when detained and questioned by Ross before Killmonger rescues him 🤣🤣🤣 Paul, you’re a legend 🙌👊
Movie was an easy A 😌 love the movie, love the acting, tributes, keeping Namor alive. I honestly was gonna be upset if they killed Namor off. I rather the Young Prince T'Chella be named after his comic boy name when Storm and T'Chella had a child together. But I'll live with it ❤️
Well the kid is the “new” T’chala. It is his son but it’s like they are going to pick up where they were going to continue, so when they introduce the X-men in and storm is in it they possibly might have the “new” T’chala have the kid in the comic with storm. He just has to age up. That’s why they gave said the blip time of 5 years, he probably is like 10 in the movie. They’ll forsure do a time jump during one of the Kang movies to age up the new T’chala
@UnGoDLYLoads No totally i can see that happening but who knows you know lol. It be dope to see Azari T'Challa (The son of Storm and T'Chella) cause hes pretty OP! Having the powers of the Black Panther and Storms electromagnetic ability ⚡️⚡️🌩🌩🐆
@@joshuahng1 how’d I miss the whole point? I acknowledged that it was his son but it’s also a way for them to recast T’Challa for them to continue with the T’Challa storyline.
Don’t know what you saying by not cracking the top 10 spots, this movie is great they handled the passing of Chadwick well, the cultural aspect are far better then anything else out there they actually had them speak in native tongue throughout the movie and not “white wash it”, and her transition throughout the movie of how people deal with grief over time was amazing. By far my top 5 MCU movie spot, and definitely delivered on how sequels should be. I did however found that having the son at the end was a bit to early… but again they want to have a “true” black Panther (male). When I think Letitia did any amazing job handling the black Panther model and Shuri was black Panther in the comics too and it was an amazing representation of the character
Namor was absolutely perfect. I got really scared that they were going to kill him at the end. So glad they are keeping him around. I need more! Namor>>>>>>>>killmonger
@@GothamKnight84661 you’ll know when you see the movie, got BVS vibes from that scene but it was awesome how they realized they’re fight was for nothing
Love seeing John Watson, I hope they can bring good ol' SHELCOK/Benedict Cumberbach. We can have Sherlock in A Wakianda episode . . . love seeing Namor, he WAS my very first comic book from way back when Superman was George Reeves. Thanks Paul of Heavy Spoilers.
You should've definitely gotten into the brown + black vs colonizer (French, American and more)... its a big part of why Namor's mother wished or hoped for a land they shouldn't have to leave. Much like the early back and forth migration of workers from Mexico to the US (late 1800s and early 1900s). There are so many geopolitical connotations if you just stick out your ear towards it.
I went to the theater to watch but unfortunately had to leave 20 minutes in. I finally got to see the entire film this week on Disney+ and I was not prepared for the emotional roller coster. It was so we’ll done and done in such a respectful manner. A true tribute to Chadwick.
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I thought that you would do "The Peripheral" explained. I couldn't wait for the videos, but they never came no matter how many times I refreshed your page.
Hey Paul let me know how long that code for manscape is good for because I might get myself a kit and another as a gift for my brother
1XBETS!!!! You took screenshots from 1XBITS! 🤣🤣🤣
Wait!
What happened to the part where Dr. Doom shows up in the end credits?
You cried?? I guess you didn't have an Iron Heart.
I like how mbaku became sort of a big brother figure to Shuri in this movie. Him giving Tchalla his blessing to look after her is very wholesome and the way they arm wrestled to prove the serum worked was hilarious. That was some big brother lil sister shit. I also liked that he let her feel what she felt with wanting revenge on Namor and although he disagreed he respected her as the panther and didn’t intervene too much opinion wise but still spoke his piece. Where in the
previous movie he would cook her for being head of the weapons department as a child.
💯
Spot-on!
I loved when Shuri and Okoye were in Riri's dorm, and Okoye said "good luck defeating Namor with a heater", which ends up being exactly Shuri's plan in the final act to defeat him.
OMG You’re right they did defeat him with a heater
Aaaaahhhh I totally missed that! That’s awesome!
Holy moly...great catch!
T'Challa's kid appeared earlier in the film when Queen Ramonda first visited Nakia in Haiti. He was the kid who asked Queen Ramonda, "Are you the new headmistress?"
yess noticed that too
Yup that’s why Nakia said Ramonda already met him
I noticed that when I saw it the second time. Totally didn’t pick up on it in my initial viewing!
His name should’ve been Nokia
Those weren’t his robes that Shuri burned - they were HER mourning robes. Just pointing that out. Love this channel!
Yea I really didn’t think there’d be any confusion on this 😂 but I also love the channel
Thanks for that, I wondered what she was burning
@@daveyc6685 I had no idea what she was burning either
This
Maybe stop hate watching and actually pay attention to the story? The whole scene with her mother trying to get her to burn the ceremonial gown was right there, talked about clearly and simply. 🤣
To me, the best part of the film was Namor explaining his origin. Hearing him say "I am a mutant" was so refreshing to hear. I love how Ryan Coogler used vibranium as a really creative plot device to mirror Black Panther and Namor since we know they'll eventually be on the Illuminati but introducing Namor as an " antagonist"/extreme nationalist sets up his moral ambiguity perfectly.
Yeah man I feel like its one of the first times we see a character just objectively plain state out right that they are a mutant, I can't wait to see how Marvel handles & redeems the entire X Men stuff in a later phase
He said it so matter of fact, that it seemed like he knew of other mutants and expected that she would as well.
I love how the movie dealt with grief and loss...something we all can relate. The ending was a shock but understandable.
Right they not only showed the sad part of grief but the anger part of it.
I loved it. I especially loved how wise they made shuri. Knowing where wakanda needed her most by leaving M'Baku, a wise leader in his own right, be king. Implying that scientific progress and protecting the Nation were more than enough. Shuri is the realest female superhero. She battled her rage and thought of her people first by negotiating and making peace. I can't wait to see her again, because of all the traits important to the black panther, wisdom imo is the most important. Great stuff.
Idk what some of these reviewers saw, but I loved it
I don't think that it was clear that Shuri was relinquishing the throne to M'Baku. If I'm not mistaken, it is possible for her to REMAIN QUEEN while letting him be Black Panther.
Just wanted to add that the character Namor doesn't have hispanic roots... He and his people are actually from PRE-hispanic times and continued their community as native indigenous people (their mother tongue is Mayan). The colonizers he saw as a child were Hispanics.
A colonizer n chains
But he speaks with Spanish accent which is confirmed xD
@@FireJach you mean Mexican accent... The accents in spanish (language) are as different depending on their region as in english, even inside Mexico. So... Spanish people have a VERY different accent than Mexicans, and that is because we mixed the Spanish with a lot of our indigenous tongues. So even if we're talking about Tenoch Huerta, he doesn't have an Spanish accent 🤭
Just from a non Spanish speaker perspective, I actually think him and Sofia Vergara have similair accents and she is Colombian
Yeah, I'm a lot more comfortable with people calling him "Native American" than Hispanic, as soon as he came back up to the surface he saw the Spanish people enslaving, torturing, raping his related ancestors, destroying their culture & way of life, oppressing & exploiting them in the most inhumane fashion without a care.
Its hard to blame Namor for getting a very bad expression/perspective on humanity & what all humans are the ground in charge of things are.
So much respect for Chadwick Boseman in this movie. I loved the ending and the post credits scene. The Black Panther lives!
Same it got a few tears
@@Sparkle0501 100%
I left as soon as Rihanna started screeching
@@ddnlee24 Lml 😂 You can probably find it on here. A few people have posted the after credits scene.
Killing him off screen isn’t much of a send off for the hero that he played. A self-sacrificing battle would have been a true tribute. Not the whimper he got.
I liked the yin and yang thing with shuri/wakanda and namor/talokan, showing Namor is not intentionally evil natured and his morals seem more in line with king T'Chaka, sacrificing a life for the protection and safety of the people they rule, which Shuri naturally is not cool with. It's not a good vs evil story, it's two rulers and two communities, both capable of good things and both capable of dark things, trying their best to do right for the people they care about and want to protect. Neither side is motivated by greed or lust for power the way we see with so many of the mcu's villains, both sides are motivated by love, and fear of losing what or who they love after both rulers had lost so much
T'Chaka took out his brother 2 make sure vibranium weapons aren't handed out 2 our people. I'm conflicted. This continues 2 show Heavy is The Head That Wears The Crown
Seeing Chadwick in the marvel title sequence made my eyes tear up
I was in a theater with 50-80ppl I. That title sequence you could hear a feather hit the floor. There wasn’t a single sound going on from the audience
@@sonofvenus1621 Same here. incredible experience
Now that they have cast his son as T’Challa, his character can assume the role as BP for future installments. This gives a recast of the BP role and still honors Chadwick’s rendition
Exactly why they did it this way. 💯
@@You_TroII I called the T'Challa's child thing as soon as I saw them announce they weren't recasting.
Not really part of this post-credit scene, but an Easter egg from the movie that I have not heard mentioned yet: Shuri’s computer AI, voiced by Noah Trevor, is named Griot. In Africa, a griot is a musician/singer/storyteller who is a living archive of the cultural knowledge, genealogies, oral histories, and traditions of their people. They would often act as an advisor to African royalty.
This breakdown is a return to form. Puns, glorious puns! Baby don't hurt me, Namor....
🙌🙌
Namor showing talcon to Shuri was so amazing is it wierd that it increased my expectations for Way of Water ?
It’s funny how Namor introduced his name pronounced Na-mor but everyone in the movie called him Namor (Neymor) like how we’ve been calling him.
Characters mispronouncing other character names is a staple of Marvel movies so, it wasn't unusual though it's mostly done for humour.
I know that his name was changed in your perspectives, and his name has a backstory now.
But im portuguese.
Like with spanish, we always said his name Na-mor or Nahmor.
We even put the enphasis in the "o" like Nahmór.
So when i heard him explain where Na-Mor comes from, i just taugh, oh yeah cool that they add that.
I didnt even think, wait its "Neymor" not Na-mor.
The first and last scene of Agent Ross is him on the run. Such great symbolism.
Im Certain hell return in captain America new world order
@@therichestwithnothing3956 He'll*
His thread was so unnecessary in this movie....
@@FireJach it was necessary nothing is unnecessary in the MCU !Its not DC
@@FireJach it was to set up war against wakanda..
I didn't watch this after I watched the movie yesterday. As someone who lost a closest family member myself, I'm proud to say that I cried from the very first sentence bcs I feel like I can relate to Shuri's feeling in that beginning scene.
Your review was spot on! The beginning was really strong and the middle was a little staccato and the ending was well done. I personally do connect to it a bit differently since I am a Brown woman with ancestors in the land they portray here with Namor and his people, so I too think this film may hit people differently based on their own loved experiences.
Thank you for being thorough with your review!
Are you from the Yucatan and have Mayan roots? Cool~ But Mr. Heavy Spoilers does say Namor is Spanish. Do you think Namor is Spanish too?
That scene between okoye ,and queen ramonda is what's gonna get angela Bassett that Oscar nom, and hopefully win.
Another Oscar nomination as she was nominated for playing Tina Turner in What’s Love Got To Do With it.
Something that really bothers me about the portrayal of wakanda is that you never feel like you're watching the full military might of a nation. In the 1st movie and infinity war you mostly see infantry which made me wonder where all the vehicles and artillery are. In wakanda forever the final battle happens on a SINGLE ship, so again I wondered why aren't there more????
Yeah the battle in infinity war didn't make sense. If they have flying ships why send in ground troops to fight those powerful alien creatures. They could've just shot them all down from a distance as well as drop bombs to take them all out.
_you never feel like you're watching the full military might of a nation_
Wakanda isn't a warfare state. They are an isolationist nation shielded by technology.
In Infinity War they are being attacked by beings from Space.
When they shield themselves - the attack comes up from the ground.
This is now happening inside wakanda yet you want them to drop bombs from the air.
Lets say you move the whole fight into the air, then what?
Now you have flying Outriders against Wakandan air craft, but the result is much the same no?
Once Thanos army gets inside the air defense force field - battle is over.
Last question: *When is the last time you saw the full might of the American military?*
WWII?
I hear there’s a deleted scene where Shuri is deciding whether to spare Namor. Namor says “please save Martha”.. and Shuri spares him.
W A K A N D A F O R E V E R 🖤💜
Long live the King!
R.I.P Chadwick Boseman
noticed how shuri's suit was both golden and silver, silver being taken from t'challa and golden being taken from killmonger
The gold could also be to honor her father, T'Chaka, as his panther suit also had gold in it.
Namor talking to the other Tilokan people on raging war was dope.
Talokan
It wasn't cancer that killed him, it was some other terminal illness combined with not having any of the plant to renew/strengthen his Black Panther powers.
I really loved how the film showed the young generation growing away from traditions, culture, and even things like spirituality & some plain don't believe in any of it replacing it with an obsession with technology & belief that technology/science is everything.
Namor isn't Spanish, he's indigenous which is an important distinction.
I think thev made more than on mistake with Namor. But accents in the MCU are a cringe with me. Not surec what accent to use, but Spanish is ironic
Yucatec not "indigenous"
@@thembanitheone yes probably more accurate, not Aztec?
Seen it last night!!! Absolutely loved surprised me. Thank you Spoiler-man😎
I really enjoyed the movie. I think they did the best they could to honor Chadwick and to provide a full arch for the story. It was fun to follow Shuri's development, and Namor was amazing. I loved him and can't wait to see more of him.
That "What Is Love" pun mannn🤣🤣🤣
14:08 😂😂😂 "don't hurt me, Namor" 😂😂😂 funniest thing I've heard in weeks, lol
I'm of indegenous descent. Mayan, Aztec, Wixarica almost cried just hearing Mayan. Never seen so many people who look like me on the screen. And hearing music in Mayan. Overwhelming
Seconded. Líik-ik Talokan!
Namor has Mesoamerican roots, not Spanish roots. The movie makes that clear since the Talokanil do not speak Spanish and his name was given to him by a Spanish conquistador priest.
The son's smile must have been CGI, it looked just like Chadwick Boseman's smile 😀
I'm glad to know I wasn't the only person crying their eyes out....I felt dehydrated after!!!!
The joke at 14:06 is prime humor, LOL A+ Paul A+
I don't think I cried so much in a marvel movie since infinity war and endgame. I think they handled the somberness and emotion so well. Pacing felt like the last movie but obviously not the same with out Chadwick. I hope they release the previous script to read what would of happened.
I was uncertain going into the movie. By the end I was pleased with the direction that Ryan took with the movie.
Especially with how hard it was going to be making this movie with Chadwick’s passing, Coogler absolutely nailed this movie! The emotional impact has me at the edge of my seat the entire time! I loved it and it’s refreshing a lot of other marvel fans felt the same way as me about this movie!
Something I noticed that I haven't seen anyone talking about was the (to borrow George Lucas's words) rhyming stories of shuri and her brother. Both lost a parent as a catalyst to becoming the black panther. I'm sure there's more similarities but its been a while since I've seen the first flick.
And the revenge angle - Winter Soldier / Namor
I just saw this movie I shed a few tears and like how they did is funeral like as a celebration of his life not his death. Also liked that killmongore was in the ancestral plane instead her mother or any of her family because it showed what shuri would become if she went through with killing Namur.
I was such a mess during this film. Loved every second of it.
Same. I've told several people that from the first second to the last, I loved it.
Great movie, everyone else stepped up big time in Chadwick’s absence, Angela Bassett was my MVP she pulled out her A game for this one. The only part that made me shed a tear was the Marvel logo opening dedicated to Chadwick 😢
That logo opening was so special and touching. I’m so glad they did that
shuri had an AI in the first black panther movie and it’s the same one she uses in this movie because the AI is voiced by Trevor Noah in both roles movies
I would assume Wakanda has some kind of alert system for vehicles going under their force fields which aren't activated by sea life passing through and that's why Namor and his mates could get in that way where as other nation states can't.
4:32 The Spartacus series had the same issue when Andy Whitfield passed away after the first season.
It sure did. I remeber when I seen the second season I was like who is this!!?? Then I found out the original died in real life from cancer
Was waiting for this video to drop! Just finished my movie and glad the timing was so right 😍😍
I loved this movie!! I just walked out about an hour ago, and I literally wanted to buy another ticket and see it again!! Yes, there were tears, but it was also beautiful and hopeful. I can not wait to see it again.
It's very befitting the reveal of his son at the end, it fits with thr beginning. During the opening funeral ceremony the mural that has T'Chala's face says "the Panther king will live forever". And now revealing his son may that actually be true the name the lineage isn't dead.
T'Challa should have 💯been recast. T'Challa, even after he no longer was the Black Panther, he remained too much of an important character in Marvel for him to be killed off.
_Chadwick Boseman's brother even stated one thing in the best possible way; _*_his brother was not so egotistical that he would have wanted the character to die with him._*
Powerful performances and tasteful handling of Chadwick’s passing and touching tributes throughout the film. Great emotional beats. Sprinkled humor that didn’t take away from the serious moments. Loved it- twice
Love your puns 😂 Loved the movie 👍
I loved the movie and will be going see it again. I love your breakdown of these DC/Marvel movies because you explain the comics. I have never read a comic before but I do love the movies. I understand those of you who did read the comics have a higher expectation than those who haven’t read them. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and information with us. I find myself coming to your channnel to gain an understanding of these movies.
Best film of phase 4 and one of the better Marvel projects; a true tribute after such tragedy.
They handled the recasting call the best way possible and we'll see the new man in T'challa jr but for now Shuri is Black Panther who had an incredible journey in becoming so (*-* ) Powerhouse performances by all as the feelings were too real.
I'd like to see Bastet herself in the third and we explore the spiritual/cosmic side of Wakanda.
_"Ever get that feeling of dejá vu?"_
I love how the perspective went from Romanda believing she was the last of her family when Shuri was kidnapped to it ended being Shuri being the last one standing
Then Shuri learning she wasn't the last
I loved this movie, the heart, the emotional ride. Cinematic visuales breaking. And they filmed in my home island Puerto Rico in some parts of the film. Overall amazing MCU movie of Phase 4.
Ryan Coogler doesn't MISS
Paul I cried several time during BP2 it was a beautiful action packed tribute to Chadwick.
Btw enough with the dad joke (there brilliant) and Lake Bell plays Dr Graham
First time I've seen the movie before your breakdown came out!
GONNA TELL MY KIDS THIS IS AVATAR 2 Way of water
Hey Paul, thanks for the breakdown! I loooooved the movie! It was a stellar way to deal with Chadwick's death, and a great homage as well.
That “What is Love” joke was a good one! 😂
Awesome video mate.
I thought it was okay. Third act def could have been better. I'm so glad Namor isn't a one off villain too, he was great.
Yea, it was super lazy, cheap and illogical. I see Shuri is a new Wolverine 😜
@@FireJach you again !Reporting now !
8:35, Her A.I. was featured back in the first Black Panther.
Loved it.
The movie.
The breakdown.
The reverence.
The subtitles at 4:02 "A synthetic hair that would kill him" 💀💀
Thanks Paul, but that pun, “what is love?”🤦🏻♀️🤣 👍just for that!
This joke has an aftertaste! It only occurred to me, in Black Panther 1, that Klaue sang this when detained and questioned by Ross before Killmonger rescues him 🤣🤣🤣 Paul, you’re a legend 🙌👊
Movie was an easy A 😌 love the movie, love the acting, tributes, keeping Namor alive. I honestly was gonna be upset if they killed Namor off. I rather the Young Prince T'Chella be named after his comic boy name when Storm and T'Chella had a child together. But I'll live with it ❤️
Well the kid is the “new” T’chala. It is his son but it’s like they are going to pick up where they were going to continue, so when they introduce the X-men in and storm is in it they possibly might have the “new” T’chala have the kid in the comic with storm. He just has to age up. That’s why they gave said the blip time of 5 years, he probably is like 10 in the movie. They’ll forsure do a time jump during one of the Kang movies to age up the new T’chala
@UnGoDLYLoads No totally i can see that happening but who knows you know lol. It be dope to see Azari T'Challa (The son of Storm and T'Chella) cause hes pretty OP! Having the powers of the Black Panther and Storms electromagnetic ability ⚡️⚡️🌩🌩🐆
@@UnGoDLYLoads73 also i did have a rumor when i did leave the Theater that Prince T'Chella would be a young Avenger
You missed the whole point
@@joshuahng1 how’d I miss the whole point? I acknowledged that it was his son but it’s also a way for them to recast T’Challa for them to continue with the T’Challa storyline.
The word play was TOP NOTCH in this breakdown👏🏿
That baby don't hurt me line still funny as hell a second time around
The queens death was totally unexpected and Killmonger appearance was stellar to me
Amazing movie im going to see it again for sure 👍🏼
As always you’re spot on 👏🏾
Thanks Paul!
When I saw that ree ree goes to MIT it made me think she could run into mj and ned
GREAT STUFF AGAIN SENOR!!!!!!
Don’t know what you saying by not cracking the top 10 spots, this movie is great they handled the passing of Chadwick well, the cultural aspect are far better then anything else out there they actually had them speak in native tongue throughout the movie and not “white wash it”, and her transition throughout the movie of how people deal with grief over time was amazing. By far my top 5 MCU movie spot, and definitely delivered on how sequels should be. I did however found that having the son at the end was a bit to early… but again they want to have a “true” black Panther (male). When I think Letitia did any amazing job handling the black Panther model and Shuri was black Panther in the comics too and it was an amazing representation of the character
Hands down your review gets 10/10. You touched every point. Excellent job. 👍🏾
This movie had a lot of heart. A great exploration of grief and letting go.
Namor was absolutely perfect.
I got really scared that they were going to kill him at the end. So glad they are keeping him around. I need more! Namor>>>>>>>>killmonger
Litteraly so glad he wasn't killed
I don’t care if namors mother is named Martha, he killed Remonda 😢
As a namor apologist, she was warned, she was justified in her actions but so was namor
Why did you say that name!? JK!
@@GothamKnight84661 you’ll know when you see the movie, got BVS vibes from that scene but it was awesome how they realized they’re fight was for nothing
Wakanda Forever.
I cried in the biggining, in the middle and in the end. For me the acting was fabulous. Great tribute movie for chadwick boseman
This movie it's just great. And as mexican i loooved it. They gave theirs hearts on this movie. Emotional AF.
Wakanda Forever!
Rise Talokan!
I just saw it and it was really danm good easily the best Phase 4 Movie
This was incredible. Outstanding on so many levels.
Was Nakia’s son one of the children who greeted Rowenda when she went to Haiti?
thank you for a REAL review lol. freakin Nerdrotic is so jaded I can't watch him anymore.
Amazing movie!!!
Love seeing John Watson, I hope they can bring good ol' SHELCOK/Benedict Cumberbach. We can have Sherlock in A Wakianda episode . . . love seeing Namor, he WAS my very first comic book from way back when Superman was George Reeves. Thanks Paul of Heavy Spoilers.
Just stepped out the theatre & I love this movie
“Ultron took one look at Twitter, he said fuck it, these guys gotta go”. Got me crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Holy sh*t this was uploaded before the whole Established Titles debacle. A relic of our time.
The crack or Dawn 🤣 love it
Namor should have had it's own movie
You should've definitely gotten into the brown + black vs colonizer (French, American and more)...
its a big part of why Namor's mother wished or hoped for a land they shouldn't have to leave. Much like the early back and forth migration of workers from Mexico to the US (late 1800s and early 1900s). There are so many geopolitical connotations if you just stick out your ear towards it.
I went to the theater to watch but unfortunately had to leave 20 minutes in. I finally got to see the entire film this week on Disney+ and I was not prepared for the emotional roller coster. It was so we’ll done and done in such a respectful manner. A true tribute to Chadwick.
7/10 movie at best. Had some great moments for each of the characters! Chadwicks send off was great! But something just felt off!