Wakanda Forever

How did that kill him tho 😅

He really looks like Chadwick

That suit is too fire

Most stupidest thing i ever heard of . Like a black cowboy... A Hispanic monk... Or a white Indian

Bro really didn’t have to kill him lol

He alrdy had disarmed him when he swatted the gun away-why did he kill?

Just wanted to say that young Forest Whittaker did not look like that in 1992 😂😂😂

He should've just did his time he probably would've been out in a couple of years

I really did love how the entire underworking plot for this movie was “people are all the same if you identity them by skin color and nothing else”

Removable carry handles on the M-16.. they didn't exist back then.

I really hope we can see young T'Chaka as BP instead of Shuri in future films missed opportunity too cause his suit was slick!!

You bald headed demons

Seeing how advanced Wakandan society is.... having them rule every country would not necessarily have been a bad thing.

Did anyone notice N'jobu pointed his weapon at Zuri, instead of his brother?

4:06 *best part*

This is a damn fine Panther suit.

Coming back to this 6 years later and honestly? I wouldn't mind seeing a movie about T'Chaka's time as the Black Panther

Need a new superhero of me called Boston Brawler Dodger Duck Diving Dodge!!!

I have never said this but as a young South African. I have always been taken by how Atwanda Khani just commands the screen as a young T’Chaka paralleled Chad’s T’challa so well with this scene!

America africa wakanda its always the same sob story

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t'Chaka is a fucking presence

Im with killmonger in this one... how dare you leave your royal blood behind to fend for himself when u have a rich kingdom he could have thrived in

The interesting thing is both brothers failed. One only cared about Wakanda, the other was radicalized by the pain others felt so badly he was willing to do ANYTHING. In the end, they both might've been able to provide the correct answers for everyone but tradition is a disease most people can't cure

And what did that life fulfill? Nothing… not one thing was accomplished by saving zuri it was simply an unnecessary kill

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Passing grade

A lot of tribes we did it rite mama❤

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Mau 2018.. take me back to that year 😪

It kind of feels weird when someone like N'Jobu calls other black people "his people" even though they're in completely different lands, countries etc. That's like saying France and Britain are the same people.

Love how Zuri really was able to play along with being surprised about a Wakandan entering until need be.

THANK YOU 🙏🏻

That was live footage of the Rodney King incident they had on tv. I’m pretty sure they were going to run up on the cops and save him before black panther showed up

I like his Dad's Costume better 🔥

N'Jobu's still right. Also, T'Chaka didn't have to stab him, he couldve just easily disarmed him.

When he says “our people” is he talking about wakandan citizens or the entire black community? Either one may be true I was just always unsure about that line

T’Challa’s father left behind two people that night. His brother’s corpse and his nephew to find him dead and traumatized. If anything, Wakanda owed him until he committed his crimes.

He didn't have to kill him

Howd he instantly die from claws? Thats like baby stabs.

Black panthers dad was a coward, kill a boys dad and leaves like nothing.

“They won’t knock again” had me dead 😂 meaning you better open that fucking door right NOW!!!

This was good movie.

This lowkey one of coldest entrances in the MCU

I need to watch this movie again

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