Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - It's A Mess

After losing its main star and having to contend with an MCU in decline, Wakanda Forever was always going to have an uphill battle to equal its predecessor. But even I didn't expect it to be this much of a mess.
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[@jonathanfleming809]

Their plan of fighting people who live in the ocean and thrive in the ocean…. In the middle of the ocean had to have been the worse battle plan ever 😂

[@lodrbyroni]

We're also overlooking WHY the F did his mom inherit the kingdom? The first movie made it pretty darn clear that you had to fight to become the Wakanda ruler. Shit they even did it twice. Yet when he dies all the other men who have tried to claim the throne before just said NAhhhh she'll do fine.

[@isaiah2028]

Has anyone else noticed that whenever a new female character is shoehorned into a story, the writers put a lampshade over it by having another established character say "I like her." They use this exact same ploy every. Single. Time.

[@thehonestaspy102]

I miss the days when the MCU had a clear central narrative, good writing and a sense of direction

[@baconbagels5475]

I especially loved how Shuri survived a worse injury than what killed Killmonger 🤣

[@bradley163]

Marvel: "Don't ask questions, just consume product."

[@The_ATF_]

The amount of times wakanda actively partakes in acts of war against other countries is honestly impressive

[@qbxricky5315]

What bothers me the most is Riri essentially built a nuke for class and didn’t expect anything to happen. It’s wild

[@declanhugors]

"The Drinker has jurisdiction wherever the Drinker finds himself to be" just has to become another classic line you use every few videos or so

[@robo-nidai4236]

I'm sorry. Wasn't the entire point of the first Black Panther movie that T'Challa comes to realize that Killmonger was right about Wakanda's isolation and hoarding of vibranium was doing more harm to the world than good? T'Challa learns that, despite that extreme measures taken, Killmonger just wanted to have Wakanada see the error of their ways and he honors that by opening Wakanda to the world. And this movie begins with them just backtracking all of that.

[@stutetha0912]

This movie desperately needed Chadwick Boseman. It felt so directionless and dragged on forever. Rest easy Chadwick, we miss you

[@tumulovermelho93]

M'Baku should be the next Black Panther. Imagine how BEASTLY a suit would look on him, how much power it would project. He arm-wrestled Shuri without consuming the flower.

[@poutineausyropderable7108]

You remember when Tony stark needed basically millions of dollars worth of tech from his own super advanced weapon provided by terrorist and then also raw material and a forge, and equipement plus months "just" to make his first iron man suit, which is now seen as a bunch of scraps/would be treated as a mini boss or strong fodder enemie in any other show?

[@kristen21023]

"It's okay when we do it."

[@steampunkrose1010]

I'm gonna say it. John Walker did NOTHING wrong by killing that dude in Falcon and the Winter Soldier. They magically forgot that every single one of their heroes has killed before since villains are expendable in these films unless they're Loki.

[@deBrawnyo]

Marvel really didn't waste any time capitalising on Chadwicks death, even if it meant a rushed poorly written and directed movie.

[@jorel783]

When writers and directors are hired based on their social media viewpoints rather than their actual talent, is why we have movies like this.

[@ReformedSauron]

At this point I don't think Disney marvel can withstand too many more "cultural events".

[@phreedomphart4293]

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[@manuelc5786]

“It’s okay when we do it”