BLACK PANTHER (2018) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

[@josephlim8061]

Black Panther was an incredible film. It's unfortunate that Chadwick passed away. He kept it secret, and continued to work in various films. He represented excellence, from the Prince of Wakanda, to Thurgood Marshall, James Brown, and Jackie Robinson. He showed us how great of an actor he was, and more importantly how influential he was to the youth. A role model, a humble, and intelligent man. Gone too soon. Rest in peace.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Incredible really?

[@josephlim8061]

@@ninjavigilante5311 I think it was.

[@EazyRocko]

Black Panther is very good but it's overrated in my opinion

[@vkdeen7570]

@@ninjavigilante5311 yes he was literally suffering so bad during filming. he had loads of private medical staff come to his trailer and masseurs etc ppl on set thought he was a primadonnna and conceited because he would go immediately after filming finished alone into his trailer. poor guy was probably holding in so much pain and discomfort. talk about pride and strength, he was determined to leave some legacy. what a guy

[@KrisFlicks]

@@ninjavigilante5311 yes incredible

[@staciepoole8161]

The world was not ready to be without Chadwick Boseman. He was a great hero.

[@RenegadeGunn]

He started to became my role model

[@Trenchcoat3]

M'Baku is my favorite. Good sense of humor and amazing sense of honor. Easily could have let T'Challa die, especially after being defeated by him for leadership. He also could have easily stolen that last heart-shaped herb for himself. Good man, good leader, and funny XD

[@tracyleesmith781]

Yeah and he asked or demanded, "r u done?" I was floored laughing my ass off at the theater!

[@ShujinTribble]

In all the MCU Movies, Killmonger, to me, has the most understandable & sympathetic rationale for being who he was. My son & I both agreed at the end that.... it was hard to see him as an "actual" villain.

[@mackinshizzaveli4202]

Killmonger was the hero in my mind. TChalla killed his blood to team up with the same people they call colonizer. Killmonger was trying to level the playing field so everybody could defend themselves.

[@ShujinTribble]

@@mackinshizzaveli4202 It's... complicated. Killmonger wanted to fuel a war, a slaughter. Revenge. And I don't know that I 100% disagree with what he wanted. And that's why he's the best advisory (not 'villain') the MCU has had to date to me.

[@stephenlackey5852]

I heard someone say that they hadn’t ever seen a villain convince the hero that he was right. Killmonger’s proposed methodology would have been a cruel overreach, to be certain, but his reasoning was sound.

[@earthing3696]

@@mackinshizzaveli4202 how is killing random people because of something their ancestors did make you a hero?

[@mackinshizzaveli4202]

@@earthing3696 Killmongers plan was to share vibranium with countries and regions still being exploited. Did you see Black Panther 2? Namoor fled from conquistadors 4-500 years ago and the same thing was happening today. Where do so called first world countries get their resources from? Because they for damn sure don’t have any. Apple is a trillion dollar company and none of their materials come from America. Talking about ancestors like people aren’t being exploited as I’m typing. All you heard was black (because he’s black) but he was talking about all poor and disenfranchised people. He wasn’t just sending vibranium to Oakland.

[@Little1Cave]

Black Panther was the first superhero film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. It was also nominated for Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and Best Original Song “All the Stars”. It won THREE Oscars: Best Costume Design, Best Production Design, and Best Original Score (done by The Mandalorian composer himself, Ludwig Gorannson), winning more than any other superhero film. This movie was a HUGE cultural phenomenon and it’s awesome that you guys managed to see it. ^-^ Definitely one to be talked about many years from now.

[@DRAMATICLEGS]

Costume Design won by the iconic Ruth Carter who was previously famous for her work on many spike Lee films

[@Little1Cave]

@@DRAMATICLEGS I was SO happy when she won. ❤️

[@KevinSmith-fw5tb]

All that and it's still an over rated, below average movie for me.

[@Little1Cave]

@@KevinSmith-fw5tb Fair enough. 👍 If you don’t mind me asking, did you think that the three Oscars it did win were deserving? And if not, what would you have preferred? The other Best Score nominees were BlacKKKlansman, If Beale Street Could Talk, Isle of Dogs, and Mary Poppins Returns. Best Production Design were The Favourite, First Man, Mary Poppins Returns, and Roma. And Costume Design were The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The Favourite, Mary Poppins Returns, and Mary Queen of Scots.

[@jeremyblackwater439]

@@Jeffw.35 what Marvel movie deserved it? Asking genuinely

[@syre97]

I still occasionally say that “bury me in the ocean with my ancestors that jumped from ships because they knew death was better than bondage” line because it was fire!

[@merrytunes8697]

Indeed!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The fact that he was literally battling cancer while making this movie just to give us a Black Panther we would never forget.... Chadwick is the real one, R.I.P.

[@Getstr8cash]

Lol

[@JaaronBrice]

"Death is not the end." - Black Panther/Chadwick Boseman

[@DarkPaladin24]

This film holds a special place for me. Before it came out, my grandfather passed away and I wasn't there to say goodbye. I soon had a dream where I was at a park. There were these steps that lead to the sky. I saw my grandfather walking down the steps to greet me. I sobbed as I embraced him, telling him how sorry I was for not being there. He simply smiled and hugged back, telling me that he'll always love me and watch over me. He then went back up the steps so I can wake up with tears rolling down my face. The ancestral plane scene makes me tear up because of this dream. Chadwick passing was sad to me as well because he really brought Black Panther to life. It's because of him I like the character more. Rest in peace Chadwick and you too, grandpa. Wakanda Forever.

[@vecarter569]

❤🙏🏾🌹

[@bungiecrimes7247]

Chadwick before your gramps? Parasocial much?

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Chadwick Boseman. The sequel is not the same without you.

[@johnsalazar245]

wakanda milele that's Swahili for wakanda forever

[@earthing3696]

Technically it is cause it's cannon that's Shuri took over.

[@raulgrijalva16]

I think the sequel would have been dope if they recasted T’Challa, the worst choice in the MCU

[@misschiefmanager6670]

@@raulgrijalva16 Wakanda Forever is better than the first movie.

[@raulgrijalva16]

@@misschiefmanager6670 not even close. Explain.

[@RobertMorgan]

"A man who has not prepared his children for his own death, has FAILED. Have I ever failed you, son?" I think that's the most comforting thing you could say to a dying parent, "Don't worry about us, because of the way you raised us and the life you gave us, WE'LL BE OK."

[@jberkhimer]

Chadwick was so bulky when he first appeared as Black Panther. You can see as the movies progress, he gets leaner and leaner. :( His death really messed with me because he was only 10 years older than me. It really blew my mind. It drove me to seek medical attention for a few issues I was ignoring. Because if it could happen to someone that took care of himself, it could damn sure happen to me, someone who isn't.

[@GhostGuardianXZ]

It takes sad things like that but happy you looked out for yourself

[@TheHeroClass]

Michael B Jordan's Costume as Killmonger is the closest thing we'll get to seeing live action Saiyan Armor. That dude is a true anime/DBZ fan!

[@johnsalazar245]

They should watch pink panther next

[@vkdeen7570]

like that 1 guy who came with vegeta to Earth ..what was his name? God damn it nappa that was it

[@shemarthefreshest]

I heard he also likes Naruto!

[@johnsalazar245]

I love anime violence, even sword and MMA fighting

[@joscar062]

He even dressed up as Vegeta for his Killmonger attire 😮

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Shuri is an absolute legend love the portrayal of the character by Letitia Wright

[@danielallen3454]

It's not necessarily a lack of confidence keeping the other tribes from putting forth a challenger. It's also the fact that they are satisfied with the current leadership and unwilling to rock the national boat just for the sake of a shot at the throne. These are a people who have developed an advanced society that's been safe from colonization because they made a point not to take unnecessary risks.

[@spideyguy3315]

Holy crap I was not expecting this at all but this just made my day, cuz this film meant so much to me back in 2018, and seeing y'all reaction was a blast, and RIP to Chad man, still feels unreal that he's gone.

[@aaronboone8097]

The wakanda forever pose isn't cringy at all. Its emotional and awesome.

[@jayvon96]

It's cringey when white people do it out of nowhere 🤣

[@tearupnationinc.7199]

Erik Kilmonger “Hey Auntie.” That line we”ll be as Iconic as “Wakanda Forever.”P.S Octokrol that fighting move is from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu .

[@ShujinTribble]

...and that line, supposedly, was improvised.

[@SansMerci1013]

Auntie

[@michelea3366]

Love this film and messages it sends. It was just a different Marvel film and I loved that. I was devasted when Chadwick died, I had been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019 and had finished treatment when he died. It hit close to home because finding out he died from cancer, made me really sit and think about my own mortality, it also changed how I wanted to go forward with living my life. Chadwick gave us something special, with his work and how he lived. Wakanda Forever was done well, I think it allowed not only the people of Wakanda to grieve but it also gave us as fans a space to grieve. Great reaction!!

[@hopet7090]

I hope you guys get into more of Chadwick’s movies .. 42 and get on up are amazing films. I hope you watch them

[@jahvonnad1738]

Agree Get On Up is my favorite 😍

[@jillwanlin9558]

💯. Randomly came across Get On Up and was like “Who is this guy?? What an amazing performance.” So heartbreaking lose Chadwick so young ❤

[@TheSycaman]

You guys killed this one. Laughed at the funny parts and sat stoic at the impactful parts. You took it and made this one of my favorite Black Panther reactions on here. I forward your videos to all my friends. Keep them coming.

[@OctoKrool]

Thank you for those kind words, appreciate that a ton! :)

[@MellyMell07]

"Don't worry, I'ma take it off your hands." Chris: "How kind!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SirPaladin]

We were not ready to be without you either, Chadwick...

[@TimotheeReacts]

LETS GOO!! Really fun movie. RIP Chadwick Boseman, Wakanda Forever

[@corvus1374]

Killmonger isn't a villain, more like an antagonist. He drives the story, but he has a point. Michael B Jordan and Chadwick Boseman both played the same character on the soap All My Children back in the day.

[@blackkatt777]

He destroyed a traditional sacred resource from the nation he wanted to be a part of so badly. He was an extremist like Hitler, but most of all he murdered women, choked an elder, and was about to murder his cousin Shuri. He was NOT a anti hero. He was a villain. Imo. "You can judge a nation, and how successful it will be, based on how it treats its women and its girls." -President Obama

[@shainewhite2781]

Also RIP, David Jason Frank, Tommy Oliver, the Green Power Ranger. He passed away last night at age 49.

[@mage1439]

Really? Ugh.

[@Alissandre_Iskander]

I'm still shocked about it. Only 49... damn.

[@mage1439]

Not just that, but 49 and apparently in great shape. Hopefully the White Dragon movie will be a good addition to his legacy.

[@earthing3696]

@@mage1439 his mental health wasn't in great shape, he committed suicide

[@youngzee8]

A lot of people don’t realize that Chadwick was actually an accomplished martial artist. Outside of the MCU, he had very few action roles. Check out “Message From The King” when you get the chance. It was the first film he did after he was cast as BP and he started working on his T’Challa accent there.

[@davekisman2763]

Chadwick Boseman: As you can see, I am not dead. Man, that gives me chills. It's a good thing he said that, before he passed away.

[@agenttheater5]

10:20 best way to ensure that it's a fair fight no matter who fights - and they do it before they ask if anyone's going to challenge so that he can't back out at the last moment

[@jmb72390]

even though the The throne is hereditary is still must be earned cuz that's when it's long standing traditions any form of power must be earned or else is meaningless

[@danielle4405]

You guys dancing to the tribal music in this movie is an entire mood 😂

[@nicolasbaron4506]

I was absolutely overwhelmed by this film! It’s not just one of my favorite films in the MCU, it’s one of my favorite comic book films ever! It had such a brilliant story, great characters and great action! Every character in the film has a purpose. None of them feel wasted. They all contribute in some way. I also like how the humor is kept to a minimum. The only complaint that I have is that some of the CGI looked pretty bad, especially in the climax. But other than that, this is an amazing MCU film! Chadwick Boseman will be forever missed.

[@agenttheater5]

I mean to be fair it was Ryan Coogler's first superhero movie, I don't think he'd had much experience with Cgi.

[@kevinstudevant7370]

@@agenttheater5 It was more that most of the VFX/CGI resources were moved to Avengers: Infinity War.

[@Chaden]

This movie was excellent. The second one was great, but without Chadwick I can’t say it was better.

[@JaaronBrice]

Facts! 💯❤️

[@jaxx96632]

Masterpiece? It's good but c'mon man lol

[@RussellDale6019]

@@jaxx96632 so you going to tell him what's a masterpiece to him come on man

[@justinwill1163]

13:00 his moves in this scene are a combination of aspects of capoeira, which is Brazilian, and two African martial arts called Dambe and Laamb

[@maloneaqua]

And not for nothing: “Would you kill me my love?” moment, maybe my favorite scene in the entire film

[@kevaunmitchell1316]

This movie was so awesome in it's own unique way.

[@sujaggirl]

They did an amazing job with the sequel. I’ve seen it twice in theaters already!

[@openmicporter]

mannn i've been rocking wth you guys for a minute now, like watching movies with my homeboys, with good energy! yall keep this up man you guys are giving this black man a great time, just with your energies alone love my guys , and keep it going forever !

[@merrytunes8697]

Agreed! As a black woman, I genuinely feel so comfortable watching them. Never offending , even by accident. Really enjoy these guys.

[@ashesbaby266]

When he says that line about the ancestors who jumped from the ships: While it's a powerful sentiment, he really can't compare himself to them. The reason why I say this is because unlike them, no matter what his reasoning for his actions, those actions were STILL CRIMINAL-making HIS bondage for a reason.

[@oarabiletshwagong1736]

The Black Panther movie has taken a lot of inspiration from South Africa. 1.Some of the clothes they wear in Wakanda is the traditional clothing in SA. 2. The music played in Shuri's lab is from SA called Gqom 3. The landscapes in Wakanda was shot at one of our national parks 4. The language they speak is Xhosa 5. The father of the black panther "T'Chaka" is a South African actor 6. The person who played the younger T'Chaka is actually the son of the guy who played T'Chaka

[@Trenchcoat3]

I actually really like that last Andy Serkis bit before he got taken out. "You really want to go to Wakanda? They're savages" I was like oh shit it's going to be like that huh? "This is what they do to people like us" Oh, ok 😅😂

[@tonzyjc]

Such an incredible movie ! Miss Chadwick like crazy. The cast really did a great job with honoring him in the sequel and continuing the story.

[@candicekimbrough4859]

When I think about him filming this movie & going to his chemotherapy sessions at the same time, really brings tears to my eyes 😢😢😢…… R.I.P. King ❤

[@SandraMorris51]

RIP Chadwick… P.S. Did you guys catch the two end credit scenes?

[@delicia3013]

Was looking through the comments for this.. did they miss the end credit scenes??

[@Berto2K]

I'm guessing they missed em since they don't do Marvel movies that regularly to remember.

[@RocketRoketto]

I saw this movie 5x in theaters, atleast 3x On Disney plus and once a couple of months before the sequel came out with danai gurira (okoye) and Lin Manuel Miranda, not to mention I've seen this video quite a few times and let me tell you!!....this is is first time I actually heard Okoye say "bast willing this will end quickly" 😂😂 Bast is the goddess they worship in Wakanda, an ancient Egyptian cat goddess.

[@ismailsalmanhaque649]

You will always be Our King, Chadwick Boseman 💐💔😔

[@ImDalooney]

If you haven't watched most of the MCU you should give it a shot for sure, mixed opinions on some, but all give some character development or a key moment to know about. How much of the MCU have you guys seen?

[@ImDalooney]

@You Tube is GAY I don't think they didn't for a particular reason lol. Life happens and you forget sometimes. Just a little weird to see ALL of the other ones before when it was hyped up so much 😂.

[@triconcert]

Twins, I love your comments, antics and energy! A pleasure watching you both enjoying the movie. Keep it coming!

[@airora_aerial]

The style of fighting, where they wrap the leg around the neck, is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu move. I'm sure there were also a lot of mixed martial arts in there, but I definitely recognized a lot of BJJ moves!

[@ScorpionStrike7]

1:42 That opening is beautiful! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nettricegaskins1871]

The sequel is just fine. I miss Chadwick tremendously though.

[@thegreenrose147]

The Black Panther Lives.....we may have lost him but we were so blessed to have him as long as we did and for the work he put out. He was a beacon of hope in terms of Black representation onscreen and his loss is felt beyond measure. I'm glad that I live in a world where this movie and its sequel exist, and even happier I get to raise a little Black girl who will grow up watching this and seeing us shown as more than we get credit for on an average mainstream Hollywood production. Rest in Power Chadwick, we miss you more than you could know. Wakanda Forever!

[@crimsonknight7011]

Sad when Andy Serkis and Martin Freeman are in the interrogation room together neither asked a riddle or asked “what’s in my pocket” Both were in Lord of the Rings, Serkis as Gollum and Freeman as Bilbo Baggins

[@AliceI7764]

Go back and watch the scene after the credits. All of the MCU movies have end credit scenes. The one for black panther was kind of important.

[@euramason7542]

Fantastic movie. RIP CHADWICK. Wakanda Forever is a must see. Angela Bassett is Phenomenal as Queen Ramonda. Shuri and M'Baku steal the show as well.

[@rammsteinrulz16]

Must see? Not from what I've heard...

[@Huntress59]

@@rammsteinrulz16 you might have heard wrong . It was amazing . See it for yourself. Be prepared . It’s not a kiddie movie .

[@kbp213]

Ultron took that hand in Avengers

[@Trenchcoat3]

I was always annoyed at his friend though for giving him so little time. "I thought it would be different with you" Dude it's been like a week at least give him a year or two to clean things up, lol

[@Mebirduwine]

What Killmonger said was in reference to the slave trade because many slaves jumped off the slave ships, rather than be sold into slavery.

[@PassportKings]

Ya'll realize Mbako was the dad from the movie "Us" by Jordan Peele? lol

[@jasonstackhouse5154]

The ancestral place that's where all kings/previous black panther goes that's were he saw he's father

[@tracyleesmith781]

Rest in Peace Chadwick aka the Black Panther aaaand the biggest thanks to Denzel Washington who did put in Chadwick's acting tuition & to "Mrs. Claire Huxtable" mentored Chadwick into a great actor. BTw, Michael B. Jordan, lawdy have mercy, he was understandably misunderstood villain and he is my all time favorite, not bc of his muscular body.

[@TFARN]

I don't know how I missed that perspective. Killmonger was hungry to be king while T'challa was afraid to be king.

[@timrobinson6116]

Martin Freeman and Andy Serkis nicknames on the set were the "Tolkien White Boys" because they were both in Lord of the Rings

[@clementmckenzie7041]

He is using a martial art invented by enslaved Africans in Brazil called Capoeira. It is dance based so when they practiced the slave masters thought they were dancing rather than learning how to fight back.

[@NikkiKNuvo]

Can't believe you guys didn't call out Stan Lee! This was one of his last cameos in the MCU before transitioning. 💛💛

[@marilynseptember21]

I just love you two guys. Continue to be you and be happy. Take care - A Nigerian British - born and living in London. Now let me stop and watch the reaction.

[@OctoKrool]

I appreciate those kind words a ton and the love too! :)

[@sunnybee2439]

Can't wait to see Wakanda Forever, next week while on vacation we can watch it in a bigger cinema then what we have "All the stars" is my ringtone and screensaver of the movieposter since the that I heard that C. Boseman died, such a good human being in real life and as actor he will be missed

[@ccjtv809]

You should watch Chadwick's other movies starting with "Get on up" then "42" then Marshall

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Also I love the end of it between the 2 also with Bucky as well

[@christianjohnsjohns8723]

I wouldn’t mind if there was a octokrool MCU reaction/rewatch series.

[@austinpena5605]

Top 5 MCU of all time

[@EazyRocko]

🧢 Black Panther is very good but not top 5

[@Getstr8cash]

@@EazyRocko so what’s top 5?

[@EazyRocko]

@@Getstr8cash Infinity War Winter Soldier Civil War Endgame Iron Man

[@themccallpack1089]

In every marvel movie there is an after credit scene in almost everyone

[@crimsonknight7011]

The guy with the hand I believe is named Klaw and was the guy who had his arm cut off by Ultron after bringing up Tony Stark infront of him.

[@jozsa8043]

M'Baku being King Troll on Everett 🤣🤣

[@reginalddithapo7922]

Did you see when kill monger broke his spear at the challenge for better maneuverability, I feel that is symbolic of when King Shaka Zulu did the same thing to the Zulu Spears because he also wanted better maneuverability when he went to war or when he was fighting.

[@mikhalaa746]

Watch Black Panther 2 in IMAX. it was soo good

[@jeanniapowell7860]

watch it in 4DX. just be prepared to wake up the next day body sore than a mf lol but it was fun

[@AndyBestHP]

Me about to watch Black Panther when it came out: lol I won't be doing any cringe Wakanda Forever poses - two hours later - Me, tears in eyes, "Wakanda Forever"

[@SurgeryIsWoke]

You guys gotta do Shang-Chi next. High level dope👌🏿

[@chron3756]

lmfao "BATTLE RHINOS?!?"

[@robertwilliams9459]

Klaus arm is explained in Age of Ultron. Shuri talks about a 2nd white boy for her to fix is explained in Civil War. Pay attention to she Hulk and Ms marvel, as well as post credit of Wakanda forever... they're setting up young Avengers.

[@damirmclean5501]

First time watching this it gave me chills when T'chaka told T'challa to stand up because he was now king

[@kevaughn69]

M'Baku rejected the heart-shaped herb but it wasn't for the noble reason that you think. The herb was touted to be a gift from the goddess Bast but M'Baku and the Jabari are disciples of Hanuman, the Hindu monkey deity. We know this because he dedicated his challenge to Hanuman. Had he accepted a boost of strength from the herb, I think his people would've viewed him as a sellout and he probably wouldn't have been able to live with himself had he accepted that offer. Accepting the herb could've meant dissent among his people and war within himself. That's my theory anyway.

[@RocketRoketto]

I'd love to see you guys tackle Chadwick's other non marvel movies. Cause ma rainey's black bottom, Marshall, 42. Etc.

[@SMOOV_726]

I'm 49 & "conversate" 🙆🏿‍♂️ with ppl, that Chadwick was BETTER THAN Denzel !!! If he would've lived to play Miles Davis in a biopic, that was in SHOULD'VE solidified it !!!

[@LeahB31]

I believe the ancestral plain in this movie is the same as Moon Knight, but we saw it here first. Each culture has their own from what I understand, but it’s connected.

[@wackyvorlon]

I think the thing I love most about this movie is that it’s probably the only Marvel movie where the hero realizes that the villain was right. They still disagree on methods, but on the main point of contention Killmonger was right. And T’Challa realizes it.

[@blackkatt777]

The messed up part is, Nakia already suggested it to him earlier in the movie. It wasn't until he was threatened and he got Eric's backstory that he took it more seriously into consideration.

[@mommierosie]

The Duat in Moon Knight is the same as the Ancestral Plane!! that’s why they’re so similar, the hippo even mentions the ancestral plane

[@tonydesimone7237]

Chadwick is up there in heavens vip lounge, making jokes with Stan Lee.

[@yandy3419]

Nice reaction watching from South Africa Johannesburg. Much love wakanda forever 👌🏿🙅🏾‍♀️

[@angelafox4244]

❤love watching with you guys

[@josecarbajal5710]

I remember when it came out everyone came with traditional african clothing. I went to the new one with my peacock feather headress. Represtin the aztec blood

[@blackkatt777]

And that's what it's all about. Be you and be proud of who you are. The first BP movie was a gateway that without it becoming the huge success it did become, a lot of other movies of disenfranchised people probably wouldn't have seen represented. Including: Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, Shang-Chi, The Eternals, and the Talocan. In real life, this reminds me of the gateway of the Civil Rights movement of which without that historical event, a lot of other people wouldn't have the freedom and privileges they have now in the U.S. The system still sucks and is still very corrupt but it was a huge historical event that black Americans head hunted in pursuit of representation. Pretty much how BP and Kilmonger were compared to Martin Luther King, Jr., and the beginning mindset of Malcolm X before he changed his views, back when he used to follow the ways of Louis Farrakhan. Tenoch was a great choice to play Namor. His version resonated very well. I've heard comic book fans say that his version was more subtle than the one from the comics. He wasn't over the top cartoonishly villainous. It wouldn't have worked for the tone of the movie. So Ryan made the right choice to have him be a little toned down from the comics.

[@Tonyblack261]

There was a whole section of the Wakanda people. They were almost in the class of Killmonger in believing that Wakanda needed to join the world's power and not remain as an isolationist nation. The beauty of this film is the ability to show the antagonist point of view, no matter how extreme it was. P.S. did you guys watch the after credit scenes?

[@chris...9497]

Recently I was watching some KZbin videos on organizing and decluttering (stay with me here; it's relevant). These are shot in real homes by real people; some are professional wannabes and some are the woman behind you in the grocery checkout line. One video is filmed in a black home, and the thing that was most thrilling was seeing, briefly, the woman's 2 kids pass into view. One was head-to-toe in a skin-tight Black Panther Wakanda outfit. There is something that swells the heart and lets fly the spirit seeing something that raises pride and self-image in a child. These Wakanda films are an absolute Good.

[@scooby_doobies]

This movie is very incredible at the ending credits it made me cry a little

[@missmisher]

@octokrool the actor you are referring to played on This is Us as Randall Pearson.

[@justanotherdayinthelife9841]

I can see some possible color theory happening with the Red Hulk serum being related to the Black Panther herb as well as being related to the Hulk and the Super Soldier Serum.

[@thebiigbuhhda8744]

I guess you could say Kilmongor was BUILT DIFFERENT!

[@kbp213]

2 after credit scenes.

[@Wash869]

Recommendation for you to react: Assault on Precinct 13 (1976), this movie is classic!

[@chuckysheed]

Y’all should react to Roll Bounce, it’s one of the most underrated movies and it has a somewhat star studded cast.

[@MichaelCDavis1]

Nooo! You missed the important END Credit scene!!! Much of movie was leading up to that. That end credit scene sets up a lot moving forward

[@askaniuk]

In the comics black panther also has the mantle of "King of the dead" in a macabre ironic twist