Everything GREAT About Black Panther!

[@roryqpotter8242]

Honestly, I think my favorite thing about Black Panther is how T’Challa ended up following Killmonger’s lead. He took a different approach to opening up Wakanda, but he realized that keeping the secret was how they were put into a Civil War. You don’t see many movie heroes do things like that, it’s usually “they’re wrong and I’m right”. T’Challa understood the villain’s motive and decided it could be a good direction to go in, just with a different method.

[@nolansaylor7710]

It would've been interesting to see Killmonger among the ancestors, not because he fully deserves it, but because his perspective could help. I don't mean his knowledge of war but his knowledge of the life of a person who grew up outside of advanced Wakanda.

[@ayrtonpietrobelli6972]

I like thinking of the Wakandan Civil War as two sides with the same end goal but different executions; one side are pacifists while the other are tyrants or more opposed to violence.

[@felynecomrade]

Killmonger wanted to rule the world and establish a global black supremacist order. T'Challa decided to end the Wakandan isolationist tradition and actively share in shouldering the world's burdens, promoting harmony among all the Earth's peoples. Only similarity is that both plans involve Wakanda no longer hiding itself.

[@roryqpotter8242]

@@felynecomrade True. Killmonger, unlike T’Challa, grew up being abuse by American racism so he had it out for the colonizers. T’Challa, having grown up in Wakanda and seeing what the isolation did to Killmonger, wanted to help the world and let it in.

[@flynnwhimster5371]

a problem with superhero culture finally fixed. Hope they'll be more examples of this in the future

[@angrybidoof847]

The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth

[@eliasjohnson8535]

Where is that quote from? That can be applied to a quite a few scenarios.

[@angrybidoof847]

@@eliasjohnson8535 it's an African proverb, that felt very appropriate for the movie

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

@@angrybidoof847 that's facts

[@teamcastro9187]

uncharted7again black king ????

[@bennyuchiha8501]

Awesome just awesome

[@NikkyElso]

3:17 can we get an extra win for Chadwick Boseman's workout routine, given he was battling cancer while maintaining that physique

[@ferminballesteros7462]

Gratest.badass.ever.

[@kingsplinter857]

Ding

[@pooper-t]

Does cancer do things with your body?

[@evanwashington6959]

@@pooper-t only on the inside but he had prostate cancer so I don't know

[@bpyrotroph3670]

@@pooper-t It's mainly the treatment of it that messes you up, since you basically have to poison the cancer out of your body. To my knowledge, that is.

[@michaelsadler808]

This dude is incredible, just how he pick things out and talks about them. He seems incredibly intelligent aswell.

[@melodys9188]

I appreciate the effort in noting all the positive details!! I love his wholesomeness :3

[@WinterPains]

He actually makes a point. He's stated that his motto is "Every movie is someone's favourite, I want to know why".

[@naturalist4life396]

I think he's a lot better than Cinemasins; I really prefer this positivity to all that negative whining.

[@melodys9188]

@@naturalist4life396 same, sins is also super like petty and pedantic and it becomes less funny as time goes on

[@tjohns25]

@@melodys9188 agreed.. honest movie trailers are great for poking fun at the bad stuff in a fun, playful way without it becoming annoying. Much better than cinemasins.

[@cvc99]

Killmonger's armour when he first shows up is actually really similar to Vegeta's suit because Michael B Jordan is a HUGE anime fan

[@SinHurr]

he used to get chapters from the same fansites I did

[@7darwinr]

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[@7darwinr]

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[@7darwinr]

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[@7darwinr]

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[@lorendaemon7945]

Also severe trauma can stunt emotional growth. He's a kid in the Plane to show how he never really moved past his father's death.

[@lorendaemon7945]

@Playfulpanthress I mean yeah lol I'm not condemning him for it or saying its an unusual reaction

[@3Rayfire]

If for no other reason you gotta hurt for him. The flashback of him holding his father's body is the same place he sees him in the ancestral plane. The wound that cannot heal.

[@lorendaemon7945]

@@3Rayfire I hope because he died in Wakanda (and I think T'Challa would give him the necessary burial rites) he can pass on to the Ancestral Plane proper, and he isn't trapped in that little apartment forevermore. He needs peace.

[@jkjones54]

I would say that it's another reason why T'Challa showed mercy to N'jadaka. He knows how it feels to lose a father and want nothing but revenge. Just another detail that is spot on in Black Panther.

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Damn. That is a very thoughtful point to bring up.

[@mutigerinky]

You need to add one more "win" for .... Okoye: If he touches you one more time, I'm going to impale him to this desk. Ross: Does she speak English? Okoye: When she wants to. Okoye is awesome!!

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Lol nice comment

[@Gothelittle]

That was hysterical. Agent Ross suggests going good-guy/bad-guy on Klaue, and then Okoye and T'Challa promptly go good-guy/bad-guy on Agent Ross.

[@MH3Raiser]

Ross: Ok asshole. I'm a CIA agent who regularly interacts with people from other nations who DON'T speak English, so I usually do have to ask that question. Not to mention, assuming you spoke English once again puts English above... say, literally every other language on the planet. But yes, in this historic first interaction between emissaries from Wakanda and the US, two major world powers, be sarcastic and condescending for no obvious reason to someone who's trying to help you. Being as ass doesn't make you badass. It makes you an ass. And I love this movie AND Okoye, but that particular interaction is not one to admire.

[@kungfuhustle99]

Yea I agree

[@Ayesha______]

@@MH3Raiser honestly that was kinda rude

[@Hindsights_voicebox]

In memory of Chadwick Boseman: "- in times of crisis, the wise build bridges, the foolish build barriers.-" Rest in Power

[@captainbirch2.079]

@ASTRID VERA LEIGH C. TABANIAG saw an opportunity, eh?

[@skytoofly6282]

Rest In Peace, Power, and Paradise

[@ikimiyu]

Rip.

[@g.d.graham2446]

Agreed

[@freddym99]

"look at me i am using his death so i get upvotes on my comment"

[@aaronman4772]

RIP Chadwick Boseman. To think he gave us the wrapping of Civil War and all of Black Panther, Infinity War, and Endgame while fighting Colon Cancer. Along with his other movies like Thurgood. A real life superhero, testament to his heart, his determination, and his strength. An amazing career that got cut way too damn short.

[@davidmcleod5133]

This news hurt way more than I expected. I simply won’t be able to watch the portal scene in Endgame ever again.

[@christopherhodges7607]

@@davidmcleod5133 Think of it this way. The Panther deity of Wakanda allowed his soul to come back to finish the final fight and restore balance, and afterwards he was able to pass peacefully from this life to the Ancestral Plain

[@outdoorandgaming2563]

Dont forget 49

[@arbiter907]

Fun Fact: Micheal B Jordan actually pulled a "Heath Ledger" isolating himself to actually fit the villain, as Killmonger as a child was most likely lonely and depressed. So... yeah. It's pretty cool.

[@CherryBomb_Games]

So he did method acting. Just an fyi so you know the term :) I apologize if this comes off as condescending, not my intention, just trying to inform.

[@iluvdissheet]

@@CherryBomb_Games I dont think you're being condescending. I think there is a difference between method acting and isolation. Method actors = Daniel Day Lewis, maybe Keanu Reeves. Isolation = Ledger, Michael B and Leto (joker). The difference being, method actors still eat coffee & donuts and act as themselves during breaks. Isolationists never break character so no chit chat during coffee & donuts. Jmo but my best example is Leto. For Dallas buyers club = method. He put in his work and research before filming and acted normal during breaks. For his Joker role, Leto admitted he stayed in character and even sent his castmates "joker" style surprises during filming. There is something to be appreciated for both method and isolation acting. Let the film do the talking.

[@stereotype.6377]

So you’re telling me I’ve been puling a Heath Ledger my entire life?

[@iluvdissheet]

@@stereotype.6377 I'm not qualified to answer your question but can you let me know if you get an answer? May explain some things....lol

[@liamwilbur1897]

I don't know if that's a very good comparison to use. Pulling a "Heath Ledger" would be more a case of taking method acting so far that it actually kills you.

[@ldstof]

if shuri says "what are those" that means vine exists in MCU if vine exists, that means "Its Wednesday my dudes" is a vine and that means spiderman based his costume on a meme

[@namjoonismyhusbando1706]

ldstof omg you are a genius

[@labrex8761]

I saw someone do the math on this and the timeline checks out!

[@hannahjohnston450]

I love this

[@jasj122]

Wow

[@thievinglittlegoblin404]

Just because vine exists in that universe... it doesn't mean that specific vine was made Jesus christ I'm a buzzkill

[@grimm6176]

i am from south africa, born and raised. this movie filled me with SO MUCH african pride. on days when we have fires on the farms, the sky looks like those wakandan sunsets with the mountains and everything. its awesome! i love black panther so much and admire chadwick for bringing t'challa to life. may he rest in peace.

[@mitchkettles5242]

One more win: making me cry over the death of the villain

[@yungasce7922]

Same I cried

[@tamararhymeswithcamera6539]

Same.

[@namelastname796]

Literally is one of the wins

[@lichofthewoods1132]

OH HECK YEAH it's so saddddd

[@arion6852]

Same

[@pigglesgoomshby7249]

10:38 I love how Erik calls him “Uncle James” to remind him of what he meant to him and his father

[@alannguyen4636]

I'm not gonna lie, this guy always goes hella deep when it comes to almost any movie that he does. If I'm being honest I appreciate that and I'm glad that there are people who do this kind of stuff. Show us the things that would usually fly over our head and just put it in our face so that we see it. Keep it up my man ^^

[@darksharxz]

Well Put

[@Andrew11017]

It is their job after all

[@darthironamerican]

Nothing goes over my head I would catch it

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

U got that damn right tell the past on what they did to us no offence but its facts live with it

[@borucharnold9406]

IT'S A METAPHOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@manavgajera4985]

I died when he described vision as "used to be a thermostat AI"

[@LineOfThy]

well, that was true...

[@busebuse8968]

@@LineOfThyjl

[@busebuse8968]

@@LineOfThyepep

[@lemmonboy6459]

Rest in Peace Boseman, you did what RDJ and Chris Evans did and brought Black Panther to the big screen in spectacular fashion R. I. P. ❤️❤️❤️

[@plumbuster8885]

RIP

[@nutrgmez9680]

RIP

[@sha-er3wy]

He'll be remembered as a King👑 Wakanda Forever

[@randomzville9662]

*chadwick

[@rly.shiesty]

Peace*

[@JDWelch-wp6ie]

"I relate...the same way I do to the red guy with a magic stone in his forehead who used to be thermostat AI." Goddam, that is one of the FUNNIEST lines I have EVER heard! And expertly delivered, too, sir!

[@squiddo7592]

agreed

[@oliviamia5018]

Vision

[@judeannethecandorchannel2153]

@Captain Wyvern Yes, I love Vision. Lee uses him to make a good, funny point. Though sometimes especially as kids it's the outsider strangeness of a character like Vision that we identity with--or I did.

[@SpagettiSpeltWrong]

Killmonger's final line is just incredible. "Just bury me in the ocean, with my ancestors that jumped from the ships. Cause they knew death was better than bondage..." It's honestly so good, I can't get enough of it.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Agreed. It underwrote the entire film.

[@zhenshops3833]

Hello everyone! I would like to address something I have gotten many comments about. Yes, my background has changed because my recording space has changed. In my previous house we had a finished basement, and I would record there, and I was able to leave my recording equipment up (four lights, camera, tripod, mic, table, background etc). When we moved to this new house, I started recording in my living room but that was very difficult. It only allowed me to record during very limited days and hours (two hours a day on Mon and Fri). when the kids were not home, and I obviously could not leave all that equipment up because it was my living room, which means it wouldn't be fair to my family to have our entire living room acting as my recording space 24/7. And, it upped the chances of something getting broken, and I don't know about you, but I can't be replacing expensive items like that. Additionally, I got complaints about reflections in my glasses, etc, because I would have to take everything down and set it back up again every time I recorded, meaning that sweet spot where I was lit properly but didn't have a reflection in my glasses was hard to find again. So, I got the booth, put it in my basement and this allows me to not only record more often during the week because it's soundproof (meaning more videos, as you have seen this month) but, I could leave my equipment up so that sweet spot was always there. It has made my life easier and more productive. Now, I do plan on adding a back drop, putting some things in the back to make it more personal and homey, but there are also challenges there. One, it took a long time to get it set up and ready to use, and I just need a little break, and I have a lot of work to do, as well as family stuff happening. Two, it's going to take time and money to plan exactly what I want to do with it. Do I want to get a green screen and change up the background? Maybe, but then I have to learn how to use a green screen, and we all know how dumb I am with technology. Maybe I'll just put a back drop, a nice lamp, some books etc, like my last recording area, but that still takes planning and funds since most of that stuff either will not fit (so I have to get smaller, scaled down versions) or is being used elsewhere in the house now. I am working on turning the booth into something that is great, but it's one of those "do you want it done fast or right" sort of situations, and I'd like to get it right. For now I am happy that the sound quality is top notch, and I have the lighting set up where you don't see reflections in my glasses, since these have been challenges in the past, and I only ask that you allow me to enjoy these small successes for a little while before I move on to the next challenge. Some of you have said you are unsubscribing specifically because of the background, I am very sorry you feel that way, because my content hasn't changed, and I think the video quality has only gotten better. I am only one person, I don't work with a team. I do my own research, writing, editing, posting, thumbnails, everything, and as much as I LOVE what I do, it takes a lot of time, leaving very little for anything else. But, if you can be patient with me for a few weeks, let me catch up and get back on track, I promise the background will be so much more cozy and Harlowe like, it's really going to be great, but sometimes finding that perfect set up takes a little time. For those of you want to unsubscribe, I can't stop you, but check back in a little while and see if it's more to your liking, and maybe you will rejoin the community. For those of you who have had my back and have been understanding, patient and awesome since the start, I really appreciate you from the bottom of my heart. You know how hard it gets to be a human sometimes, you know none of us is perfect but we are all trying our best, and you are the ones who keep me going every day, even some days where I feel a little down. Thanks for reading this book. I'll see you in the next video!

[@apanapandottir205]

@@zhenshops3833 Uhm, what?

[@BambinaSaldana]

@@zhenshops3833 What? Your channels doesn't even have videos.

[@goldencalf13]

I didn't like that line because it wasn't true for him. His ancestors didn't, unless you referring to his ancestors as in the non-wakandan black people that help to raise him in America, but then It'd be him going against the whole wakondan heritage that he has been indirectly trying to get in touch with for the whole movie. It's a touching sentiment and I get what they were going for but it's just factually false, and he should know that.

[@kyland]

Let's add another million points because of the fact Chadwick filmed this while battling muthafu**in cancer!!!! RIP king! 🙏🏾

[@Chillipeffer]

language

[@royal3809]

@@Chillipeffer cap, is that you?

[@maxwelldowns2290]

I think so

[@kevind3974]

Yes he was diagnosed just around the time of civil war so all of his films up to his death he was fighting a loosing battle with cancer. That’s 4 mcu movies plus any other movies, shows and performances he did during the last 6 to 5 years of his life

[@thegoldenjuvi5977]

Wakanda Forever

[@chelsealee144]

Also let’s not forget the MASTERPIECE that is the COSTUME DESIGN bc that SCENE OF THE TRIBES DESERVE 50 POINTS ON THE WIN COUNTER ALONE. RUTH CARTER 100% DESERVED THAT OSCAR Yes i know you’d mentioned it but imma do it again

[@Ireallylikeeggs]

Yo I genuinely cannot think of a movie where the costumes better served the themes of the movie and contributed more to the visual storytelling. Carter is a goddamn master and she deserves every accolade she gets.

[@jaazielolayinka6865]

my name is Jaaziel

[@CherryBomb_Games]

@@jaazielolayinka6865.... and?

[@jaazielolayinka6865]

Nicholas Ziemba when i made this comment. someone else that commented had the same name as me

[@chelsealee144]

@@jaazielolayinka6865 yep it's me 🙋🏻‍♀️my username was chelsea jaaziel (jaaziel being my middle name). but at some point after i changed my username back to my first and last name

[@battleupsaber462]

Killmonger also works as a reflection of what T'Challa could have been if he hadn't undergone the arc he went through in Civil War. Erik is driven by the need to have revenge on those responsible for the death of his father- which is exactly what T'Challa's motivation was in Civil War. But while T'Challa learnt not to let veangence consume him; Erik continued to be driven by hate from childhood to adulthood.

[@kyronix560]

So an evil black panther?

[@jacobesnard]

It also had to do with the whole growing up in the US where black people are oppressed thing. His father might've been like 20-30% of what was driving him.

[@LoneBarren]

I believe the video summed it up best with "He grew up a hard life poor in oakland subject to racism without a father, and he learned that his magical homeland across the world had a magic fix it button that could help others like him. Not only this but the celebrated leader of that land was responsible for his fathers death"

[@davidsirmons]

Good catch. Nice!

[@eduardomonkjr.2667]

BattleUp Saber that’s not that creative. Well, not as intelligent as people make this movie sound

[@chickennugget9254]

I'm rewatching after hearing about the news about Chadwick. He's so much more than Black Panther but the way he brought the iconic character to life will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace 💔😢

[@ifallintofantasy]

RIP He will never be forgotten. Thank you Chadwick your passion and talent shine though. Thank you for your work

[@WinterPains]

Its is 7:30 AM and I am crying now.

[@Whatsabird]

Well he is a human and not a fictional character in a movie

[@piniatafullofblood]

God, it’s been a year already. Rest In Peace.

[@alysewhalen6788]

RIP 😢😢😢😢😢

[@rebeccaa.245]

Seeing how the sequel is rlly Shuri’s film I went back to the first to see how much she’s changed. And one thing I really enjoy about the first film is the fact that despite being the smartest person around, they still made her look like a teen girl. Like yeah she can design revolutionary tech but she’s still a kid and I think it’s great

[@robertpetrovich6776]

I really liked the growth in her and in the relationship with M'Baku

[@Julia-lk8jn]

Agreed, they really for once got a super-smart teenage girl right. I think her self-assurance and sense of humor fits with the fact that though her research / design is questioned, her competence is _not_ . And that little-sister-big-brother dynamic is _so_ adorable ... and, in the sequel, heart-breaking.

[@renalin6864]

You missed the win of: Okoye: Just dont freeze when you see her Panther: What are you talking about? I never freeze Panther: *freezes*

[@varric]

Also, Shuri and OKoye mocking T'Challa for that in a later scene.

[@amehak1922]

Yes, their teasing eachother was cute.

[@isaaccamutari4165]

What about when Shuri mocked his shoes or when she named the shoes that she created

[@trueomegablack]

@@isaaccamutari4165 What are those?!😆

[@sth02]

"Did he freeze?" "Like an antelope in headlights."

[@asoumguy]

The line "just bury me in the ocean, with my ansesters, because they new death was better than bondage" was delivered so perfectly. It actually made me tear up a bit when I saw it in theaters.

[@snakevenom4954]

Although that does apply to most African Americans, it doesn't apply to Killmonger since he's Wakandan and they're untouched by the outside world

[@xynthia8987]

@@snakevenom4954 unless his mother wasn't wakandan? Just a guess, I really don't know much about the lore. If anyone can tell me, please do.

[@snakevenom4954]

@@xynthia8987 I think he was born in Wakanda. Might not have either. I also don't know much about Killmonger

[@snakevenom4954]

@JOE knows Facts

[@cacahuete1456]

@@snakevenom4954 his mother was american they say it in the movie "your oncle fell in love with an american woman" halfway in the movie in the scene where T'chaka kills his brother

[@GustavoGplay]

"No one cares what color the people on screen are if you make a movie they want to see" That's exactly the message people should be listening to.

[@barrylyndon5552]

Unless they are blue. Fuck the Na'vi

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

@@barrylyndon5552 Oof 😂😂😂

[@TheGAMERzz4]

I agree, but in the same movie, they are calling white people colonialists... repeatedly... That is the only thing that annoyed me about this movie. I was totally involved with the story and suddenly "colonialists" which kicked me out of it a bit. That, in my eyes, was not necessary...

[@AzguardMike]

@@TheGAMERzz4 i went to see it when in the states and got made to feel unwelcomed because "it wasnt made for me, whitey" as the black ticket man said. Saw it when i got home in uk, cringed at how they treated that white actor, constantly calling him coloniser, making monkey chants when he talked etc. You know if it was reversed, it would be racist.

[@fleaf3618]

@@AzguardMike "it wasn't made for you, whitey", literally nobody believes you when you say that happened, stop lying to push a fucking agenda you fortnite channel

[@SoraQuill]

"racist or beta" i honestly am impressed by how little you care about people who would throw that kind of stuff at you. You made good points, and you were respectful in all of them. Anyone insulting you for anything you said can go to hell.

[@ikimiyu]

P

[@efulmer8675]

The thing with the internet is that it amplifies the voice of the noisiest people. Most people don't really care (for better or worse) and thus don't make much noise of any kind, but the people with strong opinions (for better or worse) make lots of noise. "Ten people shouting are louder than ten thousand silent." -Napoleon Bonaparte.

[@General_Kenobi1]

Let’s be real here...after this movie i feel like Andy Serkis deserves the “always a win status...” he’s just so good!

[@darksev.6468]

He's always deserved it tbh.

[@MyPisceanNature]

When they finally get around to giving an Oscar for CGI performances, it shall be called the Andy Serkis award.

[@jordanread5829]

I want to see a film with Andy in it, but no CGI added to his character. I guess AoU and BP will be the closet to that, where only one of his arms is CGI.

[@General_Kenobi1]

Jordan Read same here! I hope he comes back in a future Black Panther film

[@papaducknips3461]

I think it should be added to this win count as an honorary win.

[@christiebrubaker6727]

One reason why i love this more than Cinemasins is because you seem...kinder. you have a good light on everything. Cinemasins refuses to give movies a chance, but even though a scene was dark you talked about how it was good. You make me feel very happy, and this is a great thing for me to watch, since i have depression. After watching cinemasins, i feel kinda snotty. After watching this, i feel happy. Thanks for that. You make my day. Your fan, Grace

[@daverobson3084]

Disagree on a point here. CinemaSins indeed does give movies a chance. The narrator OFTEN states he actually enjoyed the movie he is "sinning". Hell . They sinned THEMSELVES for "sinning" Jaws. They are just married to their format of calling sins in movies. Its a schtick.

[@christiebrubaker6727]

@@daverobson3084 eh, your right. I shouldent be hating on cinemasins. I love cinemasins as much as cinemawins. I even found cinemasins on yt before cinemawins. Add a sin to my life. *PING*

[@daverobson3084]

@@christiebrubaker6727 No life is without sin.

[@petercross1879]

Plus, 90% of what cinema sins complains about is not a sin in any way.

[@daverobson3084]

@@petercross1879 Sure. Its mostly just a framework for pointing out the ( what they see as) noteworthy elements of the films. I still stand by my claim .

[@lucy.eugenie5268]

I love how passionate he always seems about every movie he does

[@nehalarifabbasi4147]

Chadwick Boseman doing this movie while battling cancer is THE BIGGEST WIN IN THE HISTORY OF CINEMAWINS. Period.

[@annushkanoor4328]

This hit different now that the Black Panther is gone 💔 RIP Chadwick Boseman

[@ifallintofantasy]

RIP he will forever be missed. I love this film, this video brings out the positive benifits

[@Bazzle-pl8fu]

@@ifallintofantasy the film sucks

[@annimon2814]

It is truly a terrible thing, but using it to get likes is just disrespectful

[@ricocarpenter2189]

@@Bazzle-pl8fu No

[@LOONA.BLUE03]

Apparently shuri is going to take over as black panther In black panther 2

[@amandambele6568]

Totally agree on one of your last points. I'm black, and African, and I see no reason why anyone has to qualify their enjoyment or love of this film by first saying "I'm not black/I don't share this culture but...". The film is fantastic; anyone can love it. The same way everyone has been loving films for the past however many years. Most of the characters in BP are relatable in a variety of ways beyond their skin color. I think that's one of the strengths of the movie--the variety in the character's personalities/bearings. So, yeah, just . . . enjoy things, everyone. :)

[@ilanrodriguez7698]

Amanda Mbele but can white people say “Waianae Forever” tho. No disrespect

[@onetoholddaline5089]

ItsIlan71 not too much people in Hawaii can say Waianae forever...lol Eastside! bra I think you had auto correct fix to Hawaiian

[@amandambele6568]

Definitely. It's a fictional country that I'm sure almost everyone wishes was the reality of their own nation. The "Wakanda Forever" chant is rallying cry in a sense across the diaspora, just for its symbolism now in black culture; but I see no reason why non-black people can't say it. Like the movie says at the end, we're all one big tribe.

[@AimForMyHead81]

ItsIlan71 Well considering it was two white guys who created this character and his world, I don't see why not.

[@necrome9746]

What saddens me about the hype for BP was only the fact that it was an almost exclusively black actors/actresses movie. My friend and I have been to every MCU and DC movie since Guardians 1 and almost never seen black people in the theaters. BP came out and it was packed. Only a hand full of white people when we seated and when we came out. Great for the box office. Infinity war? Saw two black people in the theater. And I live in South Africa. 80% black population. I might be wrong in thinking this, but I think a very large amount of black people went to watch it just for the sole reason that it is a "African" movie, and have no interest in the MCU or comic movie franchise.

[@matthiasck]

19:26 Sir, I live in Texas, I wear a 10 gallon hat everyday to work and I related strongly to T'Challa I also related to Thanos in Infinity War too because traffic in Houston is a nightmare and that minus 50% MIGHT help some especially in the Summer Texas Heat (Good LAWD)

[@graceh5334]

Next week is the Incredibles

[@DG-gx8pn]

The heat is beating down on us here in Dallas

[@mickey040404]

I feel this in my heart

[@polishedopals8667]

He will always be Posh Kenneth to me.

[@JaySut]

Hello fellow Houstonian :)

[@matthewjones6786]

Chadwick brought such a unique energy to his character. He's very soft spoken, coolheaded, and honest. With so many strong Avenger personalities, I love that T'Challa can have the most subtle of them, and still come across as engaging rather than flat.

[@samirwit3263]

I would've expected you to talk about the background music during the two ceremonies. When Tchalla becomes king there's this african tribal like music in the background but when Killmonger becomes king there's american hip hop style music in the background

[@MrTornadoman97]

He did touch on the music, at 2:40 he talks about Killmonger's music and how its a mix of African tribal music and hip hop. Though he doesn't highlight Tchalla's music, he talks about the composer for a good minute or two.

[@siechamontillado]

Man, I really wish the Cinemawins guy would touch on how this movie is a watershed moment, like, just a couple of minutes at the very end to put a bow on top of the whole discussion..

[@NRGSpider]

Sam de Wit the African tribal music is from senegal

[@elfinvale]

Check out Sideways's video on the soundtrack. It's great.

[@blacktee31]

Yes that one makes me feel ready to celebrate and just hug random people and rejoice in life.

[@rcticfloof]

can we just talk about how bad of a week this must´ve been for T´Challa? this is right after civil war, literally his trip home is where he picks up Nakia. I would not want to be in his shoes lol

[@KindredKeepsake]

Its just one of those days Where you don't want to wake up! *Everything is FUCKED* *Everybody SUCKS!* AAAAAAH D:

[@BoulderPunchPodcast1]

And then not long after this Infinity War happens... I think the Universe just hates this guy

[@johnlavery3433]

You think that's bad? In two days Thor lost his dad, then his hammer, then the warriors three, then his home, then half of the Asgardian survivors, then hiemdal, then Loki, then Jane and Sif both died in the snap. This was over the course of like two days for him

[@WaveFormWar]

N7 Tigger sneakers*

[@hootsifer-darling]

@@johnlavery3433 that's the price of being in a superhero franchise with no sense of time passage* *The showrunners on agents of shield we're told they're not allowed to make assertions regarding time and its passage

[@wideeyedsurfer9728]

I live in Africa Andy sirkus really nailed the South African accent

[@rawwdyrichh3741]

Which country u from

[@amehak1922]

I'm Ethiopian. If someone asks to "speak African," I do random clicking sounds.

[@sarahtonein2108]

The accent was spot on.

[@maxodin557]

South African accent? A country with about 13 different accents

[@amehak1922]

Things & Stuff in this case Afrikaans

[@rumateez]

i just love how t’challa becomes inspired by how and what killmonger’s motives means and does that but without the violence. black panther will forever be my favourite movie of all time.

[@ftwnoobbuster]

Thank you for your beautiful commentary on why Black Panther is important to many African Americans. I loved everything you said because that's what I've felt when people say "it's overrated" or whatever (and I respect their opinion) but thank you for actually saying and empathizing with what a vast majority of us felt when we watched this awesome movie. Great video man

[@NugicusStreetPhotography]

Just because you felt something doesn't mean the film can be objectively shit. Remember Red Tails?

[@theograger571]

TiberiusNugicus hey even if that movie wasn’t realistic at all it still made me cry and laugh. And that’s coming from a WWII Prop Head

[@Take_The_Ride]

the term is pandering.

[@Brandon.Reacts]

This film was all about race, the marketing was so heavy on the fact it was a black dominated film, which is a real shame. This movie wouldn’t have made half as much if the whole race card wasn’t used through the marketing.

[@606danco]

If i was black i would go for blade dude kills white people how many white people did black panther kill

[@lemontree9518]

I love this dude! He really understands, I’m black myself and I felt his guy really knew how to deal with people of color. Like actual people! Thanks for the video!!

[@CherryBomb_Games]

It's almost like we're one tribe or something... wait a minute...

[@JanbluTheDerg]

So very funny, I live in Kenya and the theatre was full, like, FULL. When they were entering the casino in south Korea, and someone said "They are my friends from Kenya", the crowds went NUTS. For a while you couldn't hear the movie because we were all cheering in a sense of nationalism. Yay us.

[@anjetto1]

You guy's'll be alright in a few years. I believe in you.

[@OfAllThingzFooty]

As a Somali could I ask your opinion on us? Just curious.

[@JanbluTheDerg]

@@OfAllThingzFooty Well unfortunately a lot of Kenyans believe Somalia will be the cause of WW3, they don't actively hate Somalians but if Somalia does pop up, it's usually not too positive. Yeah. It's a shame.

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

@@JanbluTheDerg I'm sorry to hear that. If it's any consolation we Americans are afraid our own stupid president is gonna start WW3. I know that's not helpful but still.

[@MongooseJakeNerf]

Not really. Lots of us are taking the approach of giving the president a fair chance. There's already some fairly positive changes already in place, as long as you avoid listening to the media and other closed minded people spewing false information.

[@Addy0302]

Chadwick Boseman's performance is even more impressive knowing that he was battling cancer through it Rest in Peace

[@KaiInMotion]

The costume design is everything and that's what is under appreciated in this film. The attention to detail. Please somebody hand them a wardrobe award oh my god.

[@a_lethe_ion]

got your wish

[@L1701]

Oscars: ...here you go.

[@JaelinBezel]

Killmonger's armored jacket thing looks so cool.

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Fucking facts

[@user-lu4xp7iv8c]

Kai Bishop she got it 👏🏿

[@paperbird5965]

"I am the cause of your father's death, not him. Take me!" "I'll take you both!" Me, in the theater: "(very silent) NOOOOOOOOO"

[@ashwinhalepet7487]

Me, in the theater: "(out loud with the rest of the people in my vicinity) NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

[@TXejas19]

There was definitely a group gasp lol

[@jmb72390]

Don't forget that he called him "UNCLE JAMES"

[@SpeedyRosales17]

@@jmb72390 that line added an extra kick showing his western ties

[@ShelbyBaby27]

The 1st time I watched it I thought the same thing, but after repeat viewings I thought Zuri was Eric's godfather/ Uncle James to him. T'Chakkah at least is separated from the boy, but Zuri lived amongst N'jobu in America, very well knew what a parentless world would be like for him and still chose to leave him. I was like kill that dude!

[@spacedoyster7686]

Kinda surprised that you didn't point out that part of Killmonger's plan, to have Wakanda rule as the dominant nation of the world, was pretty much the exact same thing, same mistake, Europeans and Americans did during and after the Age of Discovery; the idea that his culture is superior to another's because they're technology is more advanced.

[@spacedoyster7686]

I thought it would be a win, assuming I'm even right about Killmonger's plan. Killmonger is ignoring history and his ideas are in opposition to T'Challa's, who had no interest in making Wakanda the head of a global empire. It gives us another reason to want T'Challa to succeed.

[@nickelbug0707]

Spaced Oyster It is mentioned though, around 22:10. His outline for his retaliation/redemption is a product of where he grew up. That’s what makes him such a tragic character. He wants to be a part of Wakanda, but Ross says he’s “one of ours”. Erik may not even realize how much he is “one of ours”. Personally, that stuck with me because as an African- American there is always this longing to be apart of something traditionally African, but also an uncomfortable feeling in the back of my mind that, through different systematic processes, I’m a foreigner to that culture. I’m culturally American, and my behavior reflects this. I LOVE being American, I’m proud of it, but there’s always that subconscious question of “what if??”. I think Erik personified that feeling perfectly.

[@StaK_1980]

@@nickelbug0707 actually one of the channels got it quite right by saying: that the two (African and African-American) are irreversibly separated. But if Africa could rise to the occasion it would help African-Americans too (T'Challa buying the house at the end and declaring an educational program, etc.)

[@dammagrilla]

@Smoove 100 That's not right, W'kabi even says " ...and soon it will be the conquerors or the conquered...I'd rather be the former." If you're "conquering" you intend to rule not "even the playing field"

[@ZinedinePrime]

Exactly.

[@ladya3302]

I love how you explained a little bit about ethnicity/race and our culture. The fact that the cast was mostly Black, was a big deal for me and on this scale, I hadn't seen it before . It was great to show my nieces and nephews. I loved this movie. ♡ Rest In Peace, Chadwick Boseman ♡

[@Julia-lk8jn]

I think that's one thing I've enjoyed during the last two decades: Hollywood movies moving more and more away from the _'all-European-descended cast + one or, if we're feeling generous, two quota exotics'_ . (And yes, I'm well aware how icky it is to think of US citizens as 'exotic' in their own nation, but just look at the average actor diversity in a 90ies movie.) I know it's a (too) slow process, but at least it's happening, and Black Panther is such a mile-stone. And the way some people get all riled up about show exactly why it *needs* to happen: because you grow up with movies which are wall-to-wall 'white' men, plus the girl-friend, plus the quota minority character, then apparently too many non-pinkish faces in your entertainment constitute a deadly assault on your ego. Like, WT- ??

[@nathanbperkins]

Here's something worth a win: near the beginning when Shuri shows T'Challa the new Black Panther "necklaces", T'Challa mentions that 'the idea is not to be noticed' and chooses the smaller, less noticeable necklace. He believes in keeping Wakanda hidden and down low. Erik, on the other hand, picks the larger, more flashy necklace that T'Challa previously turned down. He wants Wakanda to be noticed, to be in the spotlight, to rule over all people. In the final battle, these two suits represent the two ideas, these two mindsets facing off.

[@edensylvester13]

Dang that's so cool

[@Montesama314]

I'm just waiting for that Klaue mixtape.

[@arjacfellhand838]

It's fire

[@winstonsallet9541]

Everyone is

[@ExTriv]

Still waiting

[@atlas3532]

I’lL sEnD yOu ThE sOuNdClOuD liNk

[@gennarosevero1856]

Don’t know how to tell you guys this but I’m afraid klaue went the way of biggie

[@CinemaWins]

If I have to read one more comment about how slaves were "sold, not taken" by other Africans...Do you really, REALLY think that matters? Did I ever say anything in opposition to that or even anything about white people at all? Are you completely missing the point to make some weird semantical argument defending slavery? It's gross. Stop. No one cares. And...stay with me here... IT DOESN'T CHANGE ANYTHING. There's a reason it was called the slave "trade." You seem stuck on "forcibly taken." Guess what, from the slave's perspective, they were forcibly taken. They didn't get to their new owners and say, "You know what, it was people from my continent that sold me, so no big deal, it's not like you "stole" me. I'm not mad at you."

[@ironandthread]

+CinemaWins I agree. Well said.

[@yalocalfiend]

CinemaWins i imagine that most of my people who were sold did not want to be sold... its basically the same thing as being taken

[@rilluma]

arabs did more slave trade than any other people...

[@youngfreshsandwitch]

Well said man, bummer you even had to write that, your video clearly stands on it's own feet and any issue some commenter would throw at you be it racial or otherwise is clearly coming from a place if ignorance and hate. All that to say great video with a great message at the end

[@justinwalker3112]

Well said, i appreciate you standing up against the ignorant ppl who talks out of their ass

[@thatonenameverygoodname4838]

You can not lie at 7:22 it looks exactly like a car chase cutscene from a game and when the camera turns behind Black panther its like you actually get to start playing

[@thedailybullshit4033]

Okay, but every moment Shuri is on screen is a win for a multitude of reasons. Also, I absolutely adore the minute but very telling character interactions in the end credits scene: We knew from Civil War that Bucky would undergo a healing process using Wakandan technology, which Shuri is obviously the head of. Assuming this healing process would've allowed access to Bucky's memories and emotions (everything he went through), Shuri would've been right there seeing through Bucky's eyes in a way that not even Steve was quite able to. She would've greatly sympathized with Bucky and done he best to give him back control of his mind, and make the healing process as easy as possible. Shuri was shown to have a high capacity for compassion, through her support of T'challa during the challenges, her combat designs being focused mainly around protection, and her immediate takeover of Ross's spinal surgery. I love how when Bucky emerges from his hut, she greets him with, "Good morning, Sergeant Barnes." Respectfully addressing him by his military title. Keep in mind: Bucky was initially held responsible for T'chacka's murder (news which no doubt got back to Shuri before T'challa went to Siberia), and chances are, Bucky would no longer be considered honorable military personal due to his history of international terrorism and ultimate tyranny against the US. Shuri is *literal freaking royalty,* but she has so much compassion and respect for this "broken white boy" (I will never not laugh at this line) she's essentially been nursing. And the *first thing* she asks, is how he's feeling. And Bucky's responses: he seems genuinely touched and humbled. Bucky's essentially been treated with the same compassion you'd treat a machine gun with: he's been tortured, experimented on, stripped of his humanity, and basically used as an arsenal with brains and the ability to follow orders. Since his escape, he's laid low around the world, and hunted mainly by agencies for merely being Hydra's trigger finger. He's dealt with sporadic memory loss/regain, guilt, imposed self-loathing, shock, and identity crisis for years, all while evading ruthless pursuers after him for what he doesn't know he really did. So for Bucky to hear a literal princess refer to him with such gentleness and respect must be overwhelming for him, a respect he hasn't had since he was a different man in the forties. He's extremely grateful to Shuri for healing his mind, and surprised by her respect for him. So Bucky humbles himself and asks Shuri to just call him Bucky. And after this, Shuri insists on continuing to help Bucky adjust and learn, take his life back into his own hands. All in all, just a very sweet character interaction - that while I'd LOVE to see more of, it's not entirely necessary - and there's so much depth you can read into just those 45 seconds.

[@mellowenglishgal]

Freedom Fighter I LOVE this comment. That tiny clip shows the two characters stripped back to their core: Bucky, weary, broken, but he got out of bed (the fact that he didn’t attack the kids on instinct for waking him is huge), and Shuri, gentle, respectful of boundaries, she’s calm, compassionate and deeply intuitive. She allowed Bucky to come to her. It speaks of a bond that has been developed over time, it shows that Shuri has invested her time in him, and in giving his name for her to use, so casually, it’s also Bucky acknowledging his trust in her, and the respect he has for her, in spite of her age. It was also nice to see Shuri pared back, not the most charismatic person in the room - I love her in every scene she’s in, but calm and patient suits her very well, and speaks to the kind of woman she could become: Calm, brilliant and compassionate?! To draw Avengers comparisons, put Tony’s and Bruce’s brains together, add Clint’s intuition, Cap’s heart and courage and decency, and Natasha’s tenacity and brilliance, with the rich culture and heritage of Wakanda, you’ve got Shuri. I could honestly watch a mini-series of Bucky’s recovery with Shuri, Okoye (because you know the General would be distrustful, given everything, and then grudgingly respectful, then compassionate and accepting) and T’Challa, who may even look at Bucky, with his history, and be reminded of his cousin, and how awfully the world treated them.

[@scarletspider119]

Watching the movie and reading this comment makes me kinda ship Bucky and Shuri.

[@thedailybullshit4033]

@@mellowenglishgal I thought I analyzed the hell out of that scene, but damn you just pointed out a bunch of things I didn't notice that make it even better

[@thedailybullshit4033]

@@scarletspider119 I . . . don't see that at all but I mean feel free it's a better ship than Nat & Bruce

[@scarletspider119]

@@thedailybullshit4033 Agreed Nat and Bruce weren't meant for each other.

[@nunyabusiness6693]

Someone get this man a plate of ribs. Cookout invite for cinema wins, and no, there's no raisins in the potato salad. Its relish, dill & sweet.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

This comment is in jeopardy of offending a Karen...

[@africanlogic757]

No thanks.

[@starguhl]

@@africanlogic757 why do you say that?

[@mikkimoo1529]

Your talk on why Black Panther is important to cinema as a whole, even if it isn’t narratively flawless is SPOT ONNNN. I could my have said it better myself. Also the commentary on being able to relate to T’Challa!! He’s a dynamic character, he is bound to have traits people can relate to. ANY people. Same as the other heroes. So while this movie is an amazing feat for black movie-goers (because yeah, it really IS nice to have people your color represented on screen), it’s an amazing feat for pretty much all aspects of film... seriously hoping we see more amazing, enjoyable flicks like this.

[@Little1Cave]

Micaela Willoughby Not to mention its very rare for a movie like this to have such an international appeal. It’s not just that this is a superhero movie infused with black culture, it’s one that people ALL OVER THE WORLD wanted to see! Other Marvel movies that made as much as Black Panther were the Avengers movies and was defined by its diverse cast of heroes. But as far as solo superhero movies, Black Panther was one that was able to resonate with people not just in America, but in many countries in almost every continent. It may not be the greatest superhero movie, but it is definitely a very good one, and arguably one of the most important superhero movies to come out. Crazy how the worldwide phenomenon of Black Panther reflects the film’s themes of unity and anti-isolationism. And yes, it deserves the Best Picture nomination.

[@ouchiegiverjr]

Little1Cave it was not diversity that made the other movies great, it was heart and character.

[@moremerry57]

The Ouchiegiver, of course diversity figures in. Don’t be silly.

[@vernontheworld]

Micaela Willoughby i didn’t find the rewatch ability in Black Panther. Black Panther was amazing in the theators but when I watched it on Netflix it wasn’t so amazing just because I wasn’t stunned i wasn’t crying i wasn’t really feeling any emotions. I could watch Thor Ragnorak because the humor. Doctor Strange just because its Doctor Strange and i love that movie. I agree with some things you say though :) [also the soundtrack is great]

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

@@ouchiegiverjr no one wants to hear about them mcu movies white boy

[@jordanverbeek5121]

13:00 - 13:15 Can't wait for those of you who haven't seen Wakanda Forever to catch up. Winston Duke provides us with one of the most progressive character developments. He goes from traditional "stereotypical first bad guy" to comic relief to PTSD soldier over the course of Infinity War. That scene where he is one of the only ones to survive the battlefield in IW was serious acting.

[@enderdragoness546]

My favourite part of the movie is that Wakanda is a highly advanced country that is probably decades of advanced than other countries, they still kept their culture so WELL. They combined Modern and old cultures together so fricking well. The bodyguards in normal days, use guns or tazes but in Wakanda they used spears which are less advanced to gun but very good in combat. Unlike voting to decide a leader they battle each other and they don't use like battle ships they used traditional boats, traditional clothing. This is my opinion of course, black panther is probably the best movie with the combination of modern and tradition Edit: I also realised when black panther realised kinetic energy, it sound like almost he's purring. Is that just me?

[@DevinEMILE]

I mean everything they did well. Other then the fact that a isolation country wouldn’t be anywhere like this. But the movie is very good

[@enderdragoness546]

@@DevinEMILE Ye but still is bloody good

[@nikithareddy2025]

@@DevinEMILE Tbf an isolation country in real life wouldn't have vibranium, the literal strongest metal in the world according to MCU canon. Vibranium is a huge part of Wakanda's tech and fast forward progression, and they're also self sufficient - they grow their own food, keep their own animals, use their environment the best they can (thatch huts, traditional stitched clothing etc.). It totally makes sense for Wakanda to be this way

[@RossPitSharkHunter]

Man. That pixelation is obvious. It's Titanic.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

Ross Pit: Shark Hunter HOW

[@victorfloresmuro958]

You're all crazy it's obviously Sharknado

[@highgardentwo6977]

How is that relivent?

[@sirrmobreadings6978]

you're all wrong... its scary movie 3

[@ember860]

Ross Pit: Shark Hunter totally

[@karansharma2352]

For Infinity War, The Win Counter better burst in joy and enthusiasm when Thor, Groot and Rocket arrive in Wakanda.

[@sambloom955]

Karan yes

[@fajita1832]

ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding !!!

[@egg7491]

Karan now that you think about it...

[@Axileoni]

Accurate.

[@dimitrisdimitriadis4913]

He should just leave the counter on perma dingdingdingding from the moment the bifrost lands the three in Wakanda until Thor goes "bring me thanooooos" and slams his axe to the ground

[@jasperliechty3516]

Personally, I thought that this was a fantastic film. Every aspect was well executed. There was also a message that EVERYONE could relate to, regardless of skin color: people with power should use that power to help those without it. For the record, I think that the lab scene between T'Challa and Shuri should have gotten at least 10 points on its own.

[@vijnmusic4707]

Yes amen!!!! So true!

[@sentry4944]

With great power comes great responsibility.

[@corbin87445]

“Put some music on this isn’t a funeral” LMAO

[@internetuser528]

that was my roblox bio until my acc got deleted

[@Kamikazu08]

I love that he actually has time to make a mixtape....and I wouldn't doubt for a second, he genuinely intended to send it to Agent Ross.

[@cheshirccat]

There are a couple lines I would have added to the "win" list just because they're awesome. Namely Ross: Does she speak English? Okoye: When she wants to and "I never yielded, and as you can see, I am not dead!" But that's just me

[@theclown6217]

At 15:40 when he said that "While Killmonger has the literal spear in the chest we're the ones who feel like we're getting stabbed through the heart." 'You give love a bad name' started playing in my head XD

[@thefrogchamp600]

707DefenderOfJustice Play your game

[@juliagoodwin9510]

Rest in peace my king. Your soul is with the Ancestors now.

[@Kng-hv2qb]

My favorite theme by FAR is killmongers theme it blends the African roots and the hip hop Californian drum hits combine Killmongers effort to bring wakanda to the rest of the world. Effectively bring the old and modern worlds

[@moneybxndz161]

He’s from Oakland

[@siddsen95]

You, Sir, are a ridiculously amazing and culturally adept film critic. CinemaWins forever.

[@jadinrobinson603]

Its lit

[@blazingstorm9351]

After what happened with Chadwick Boseman today, the Ancestral Plain scene hits so differently now. May Chadwick Boseman rest in piece.

[@chyennetatum3541]

Confession: I’ve been binging your MCU videos since yesterday and was really excited to get to your Black Panther video because almost every scene is a win for me lol but honestly, i was even more impressed by the end. You hit all the points and messages of what i think Marvel and Ryan Coogler were trying to convey with this movie. You don’t need to be Black to understand and enjoy the subtext, but being a Black viewer does enhance the experience since it addresses so many relevant cultural issues within the community. Your research is appreciated 👏🏽

[@Julia-lk8jn]

That is one of the beauties of this movie: It manages to make a lot of things accessible to viewers independent of their own heritage, and it was a vindictive sort of fun to see the one European-descended actor stuck with being the quota minority character (straight from the 90ies). The scene in the museum made me _so_ anxious, because it touches a very real subject (and for F's unholy sake, museum directors can be so blasé about it, it 🤯my brain), but at the same time I didn't want that poor nice lady killed just for working at a museum. Oh, and two decades back I had this fantasy of Angela Basset playing Cleopatra, because she has such a perfect presence for that historical person. Never happened, but at least I can watch Angela Basset / Ramonda wipe the floor with the UK & French ambassadors in the sequel (and think to myself that I was 100% right 😉)

[@TuningAnApple]

I love the positivity in your videos. Something that feels missing from my day to day life.

[@ashwinhalepet7487]

That's why I like CinemaWins over CinemaSins

[@Benjy1]

same now

[@FriendlyHomie]

This video wasn't one of his best though, he made a few "wins" that weren't wins. He's trying to hard in this one.

[@Benjy1]

this is basically all subjective so a win to him may not be one for you

[@dirpydirpo8367]

Honestly cinema wins you’re just an amazingly respectable man

[@theonionsystem7779]

Yeah

[@therandomd2717]

Yeah I like him just a little more than cinemasins

[@therandomd2717]

Science supports that Jesus can save you from an endless death and take you to Heaven. SCIENCE and history supports Christianity and I can give you some links on that. ENJOY life and do what you like, but do what is right and not for your own glory or for attention. Doing this will not save you, but once you are saved, doing so guarantees that you are saved. This is how to be saved -> AllAboutGOD.com › how-to-be-sav...Web resultsHow To Be Saved - God.. Jesus loves you even though we can and most likely did horrible things. It is hope. Please tell everyone how to be saved so they have the chance of being saved. Endless death will never be better than a perfect sinless life forever in Heaven. So you know, Watching porn is not a sin under certain circumstances like if your parents care that you watch it. For more on that go here biblicalgenderroles.com/how-does-watching-porn-and-masturbating-glorify-god/ If you are an adult don’t worry about dishonoring your parents. Don’t have any kind of sex outside of marriage though which includes watching strippers in person. Swearing is not a sin but again if any thing dishonors your parents then don’t do it unless you are an adult. Getting drunk is a sin but drinking is not. Smoking is not a sin but doing it often and getting addicted is. Love everyone including yourself and love God. Treat others the way you want to be treated. When you cause someone else to sin you are guilty as well. It’s up to you to see how far it goes till it’s your fault they sinned. Just remember it’s their choice to do something and don’t tempt them to do wrong. Joking is not wrong unless you are harming the other person in some way but if it’s not that bad for them, go ahead. Taking the Lord’s name in vain is a sin but it’s up to you to decide what is taking the Lords name in vain. Some people might not believe saying “Oh my God” and not using it in its correct way is a sin. Some people believe just saying omg is not a sin. If you want to know more about common sins and stuff so you can avoid sinning tell me and I’ll tell you more. God can basically do almost anything Tell others so they have a chance at being saved and live a perfect life forever. We live in a sinful world and we all sinned so we deserve it. Do what’s right even if it means you can’t enjoy yourself. Doing what’s right is more important. Have a good life. Don’t have sex outside of marriage though.

[@squiddo7592]

@@therandomd2717 what the fuuuuuuu

[@weasel7491]

It makes me appreciate movies more vs Cinema Sins who just kinda makes you feel worse

[@katherinekaplan3103]

"Black Panther" is the first superhero movie to get an Oscar nomination for best picture. :)

[@jakeseligson7852]

Katherine Kaplan Logan should have been first

[@hailefry5901]

I just love how marvel changed the “Marvel Studio” intro to a memorial to Chadwick Boseman With Chadwick Boseman, Wakanda is truly forever ❤️

[@natehernandez1051]

With the recent events that had just occurred watching this leaves a very bitter sweet taste in my mouth as to what could've been in the future of marvel RIP Chadwick Boseman gone but never forgotten

[@Ayesha______]

it also left a bittersweet taste in my mouth but that's probably because i haven't brushed my teeth today.

[@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372]

@@Ayesha______ *In Bernie Mac's voice* Nasty bitch

[@Ayesha______]

@@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372 tbh i haven't brushed my teeth 4 days in a row now

[@nikithareddy2025]

@@Ayesha______ dang bro u brushed ur teeth yet or nah

[@Ayesha______]

@@nikithareddy2025 yea I did today, Schools have opened now so I'm pretty much back in routine **pretty much**

[@KMCA779]

You missed the best race joke this movie possessed. The pair of Tolkien white guys. (We got bilbo and gollum)

[@barrylyndon5552]

Also Caesar, a minority struggling with hate and exploitation vs Klaue, possibly a slave trading white dude. Possibly says more about how prolific and memorable Serkis is lol.

[@dunbass7149]

KMCA779 token or Tolkien

[@Show4224]

Rian Mckaveney Did you hear that whooshing sound? It was the joke going right past you.

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Hahahahah

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

@@Show4224 damn exactly they dont get it...I dont think they ever will

[@vncnt666]

"I'm kidding we are vegetarians" LOL

[@HotRodMk22]

If they're vegetarian, why did they have men fishing in the river where they found T'Challa

[@abfroggie2001]

Some Vegetarians eat fish.

[@samuellawhorn2861]

If you eat fish then your not a vegetarian, also a lot of tribes around the world were known to use fish as fertilizer. Maybe that is why they were fishing or could have just been a joke. It was a good line either way. Lol

[@1eyeddevil929]

But aren't them technically pescetarians (people who don't eat meat but only fish)? I mean they had fisherman so...

[@frog_champ]

He might have been referring to his family in particular.

[@Levisweirdlife]

anyone else notice how killmonger said at one point he would make sure "the sun never goes down over wakanda"? but then at the end he remembers his dad saying that the sunsets are the most beautiful thing about wakanda? omg i could literally cry gallons of interpretational tears over that...

[@harold2hs]

Thank you for doing Black Panther and the fact that Incredibles is next puts an even bigger smile on my face.

[@bramsteenhoek2674]

harold2hs thanos reference?

[@harold2hs]

Bram Steenhoek I thought about it but no

[@blackloud3066]

Levi Hillman I thought it was one of there better movies almost my favorite under Thor ragnorokk. Idc if you liked it or not that’s your opinion but how is it made to grab black peoples money🤷🏾‍♂️

[@blackloud3066]

Levi Hillman that’s like saying Ironman is for rich white people. Just because they made a movie with a mostly black cast doesn’t mean it applies to only black people. Ignorance like that is the reason why it took so long for a black person to be a main avenger(falcon and war machine are plot points in my view and definitely only sidekicks for now)

[@RedHood001-KA]

Levi Hillman Well, that's your opinion. To each their own.

[@mahurangihaare2638]

i know what the black sand technology is.... KINETIC SAND

[@CobaltMongoose]

It's vibranium

[@mahurangihaare2638]

@@CobaltMongoose obviously

[@mahurangihaare2638]

@@CobaltMongoose it's called a joke

[@heathertimmermans5632]

I appreciate this joke.

[@grayfae]

@@CobaltMongoose r/whooosh

[@Marcelinebtw]

Hearing everyone nitpick this movie was really disheartening, I hope your breakdown opens peoples eyes to how important this movie was.

[@CherryBomb_Games]

People will always nitpick and complain regardless of content or "importance". I gave up on trying to "convince" the naysayers a long time ago.

[@LionlordEbonfire]

I am okay with them nitpicking because that means they saw this movie. And if they did then maybe .. just maybe after they saw the thing they have learned something about the points of view and underlaying story that this film is pointing to.

[@Aisha_Luv]

@@LionlordEbonfire thats a truly beautiful sentiment!♥️

[@brodyfandom1574]

“I’m not ready to be without you.” Indeed, sir.

[@hushchild688]

As someone who lived in Africa (I am indeed a white American,so extra respect to Africa) I loved that place and thought of it as my home. Also they did the fashion RIGHT. And dances and shouting and stuff. I just sat back and enjoyed the attention they payed to how they made Klau have a South African accent. Also add a win for I forgot which,but I think Nakia’s actor knows several African languages.

[@MitchyBoi03]

This movie is so good.

[@JSSTyger]

John Kani (T'Chaka) lived in South Africa Danai Gurira lived in Zimbabwe Lupita N'Yongo lived in Kenya (I think)

[@a_lethe_ion]

in the comic e's like.. well german. although I dont know which altnazi would call his son ulysses lol

[@reckedhail176]

Where did u use to live in Africa . I still live in South Africa . Been here my whole life

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Man I swear on everything u have the best fucking comment here excuse the language but yea had to be said

[@1987MartinT]

I think a big theme of the movie is what it takes to rule a country. You have to be tough, but also fair. Respect the past, but also work towards the future, and, especially, do what you can to influence the happenings in the present. Be wise, but still heed the advice of others. Serve the needs of your people, but be mindful of the plight of other peoples as well.

[@whoknows7968]

In other words it's a very fucking difficult job

[@mhussain5669]

That's quite poetic. What's the quote from

[@alexanderchristopher6237]

@@whoknows7968 difficult, but not impossible.

[@whoknows7968]

@@alexanderchristopher6237 If it was there would have been a lot more bloodshed in the past. All I'm saying is it's a lot of work and responsibility, you couldn't convince me to take the job.

[@alexanderchristopher6237]

@@whoknows7968 well, it sure isn't for everybody. I probably won't be a good leader since I lack the patience.

[@andreixp6392]

Where is the "DELETE THAT FOOTAGE" scene that must be a win :))))

[@Vinceras]

Ain't no doubt about it, Killmonger was one of the most sympathetic and incredibly deep villains that I can think of. Especially in the MCU. Michael B. Jordan is such a freaking talented dude. Also, the music in this movie...man...absolutely incredible. Easily the best soundtrack in the MCU so far.

[@therealslmccl]

Okoye, snatcher of weaves

[@brutalrattle]

FandomTrash93 green dorito got hit by Amethyst...as a ball

[@southernbellereviews5920]

Honest Trailer 😂😂😂

[@sugarybridge5949]

Okoye= michonne

[@HallowIsSmol]

FandomTrash93 YOU... FROM P.M. SEYMOR...

[@therealslmccl]

Halloweengirl02 _ ‘TIS I

[@warpspeedchic8540]

The suset during killmongers death also shows his story coming to an end.

[@starlord7027]

When a video on CinemaWins is longer then 20 minutes, you know the movie is great!

Star Lord the justice league video is over twenty minutes too, that film is nowhere near great 😎

[@declanfraney6372]

Famo Stéphane Famelaer that movie was terrible

[@declanfraney6372]

David Ray I think it’s terrible. Bad acting, most are boring characters, plot, tone, and pacing was all over the place, chemistry was terrible, relationships were forced, it was way too short, the CGI was bad, there were tons of plot holes, and the villain was absolutely horrible. It had very few redeeming parts.

[@th3ninj4k54]

Declan F. Absolutely agree

[@KameronMcQueen]

Star Lord FACTS

[@kinda_cold_in_the_closet]

"I am kidding we are vegetarians" I can't breathe-

[@SmileFlame3]

Ikr I need a movie with him and Taika Wititi

[@matthewmckenna248]

This film was truly fantastic. The only issue I had with it, was that some of the CGI isn't that good. For a film with a budget of 300 million.

[@LolLol-ss9vn]

Gipsy Danger 200

[@Daiton45]

Gipsy Danger That's true especially the scene when T'challa fights M'baku and it shows all of the tribes on the cliff... Great film though

[@gummybearchewy5444]

Gipsy Danger maybe it’s just me but I thought the CGI was great.

[@littlelordfuckleroy3822]

The only time the CGI was an issue for me was during the final fight. Other than that, I thought it was pretty spot on!

[@IncognitoSprax]

Gipsy Danger Yeah it was weird. CG went from great to not so great, which made it stand out more because of the lack of consistency in some areas

[@teipeu9033]

Add this to the rapidly growing list of MCU movies that made me tear up.

[@Ocker3]

I saw this movie twice, cried both times. Epic themes, brilliant execution.

[@CountSpartula]

Must be an easy feat then, if this hunk of crap can do it.

[@slothful2039]

@@CountSpartula And I found the hostile hater. Nothing wrong with disliking a movie but being hostile about it is wrong!

[@CountSpartula]

@@slothful2039 Son, if you think thats hostility then you haven't been here long. Theres being a bit of an asshole, and then theres being hostile. I'll forgive you for forgetting which is which this time.

[@GamerGuy249]

@@CountSpartula Except it was hostile. It was an opposing view, as well as done in an unfriendly manner, both of which are definitions of hostile. It's okay though, we all make mistakes. It's better to live and learn then to never learn.

[@benhesketh6995]

Great Video! My favourite scene is T'Challa's second trip to the ancestral plane. Him standing up to his father, who he idolized, and all past kings and telling them what they did was wrong and that it is going to change. It gets me every time.

[@0Chujo0]

Ben Hesketh kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqq9g6ZqbNaUjpI

[@emoperry4042]

Whoever is watching this after Black Panther’s Death..... This is my tribute to him Wakanda forever friends 🖤😭 Rest In Peace

[@mattpluzhnikov519]

Wakanda Forever! 🙅‍♂️🙅‍♂️

[@maxwelldowns2290]

Wakanda forever🙅‍♂️

[@ikimiyu]

Wakanda Forever! 🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️

[@annalucy89]

Ok, I have to admit I was very skeptical about this channel because I'm such a die hard CinemaSins fan but my god if this isn't growing on me very fast! I might even go as far as saying I'm starting to like this better, you have obviously put so much work into these videos and you sir are hilarious! *clicks subscribe*

[@erikcarp9359]

That is exactly what I said when I watched HTTYD 3 video

[@craigjomaia]

@blu That's my biggest problem with cinemasins. Some of their 'sins' so obviously aren't in sins at all in context of the movie, they just seem to overlook context to up the sins count.

[@jormungandrworldserpent6437]

Wait... is cinemawins not just an alt?

[@jormungandrworldserpent6437]

blu dang, i always thought it was the same person, like cinemasins and tvsins and musicvideosins... at least those are the same person right?... right?

[@liz-ht1tq]

one thing i really liked is that when Shuri was asking T'Challa which necklace he wanted he said the gold was too flashy, and to me was more arrogant and went for the silver which was more humble, whereas Killmonger choose the Gold, because he had a brash arrogant attitude when being king compared to T'Challa's more respectful calm presence

[@SpringStarFangirl]

Panthers are often associated with the night. Silver is associated with the moon. The sun, and therefore gold, have no business being on a black suit.

[@YukiSilverFox72]

4:31, why yes I would recognize my father in panther form. It would be the only one making dad jokes, playing guitar, and complaining that there's no tv in the ancestral plane. This is of course assuming that all the other panthers are former kings of Wakanda and my dad is just... not regal like them in the slightest. LOL

[@KanaHyoshi]

Pretty sure my dad as a panther would have fallen off the tree and then tried to act like he landed it.

[@danielc.santana5117]

My father would have fallen and started complaining that the tree was not big or strong enough to support him, and probably insult the tree itself. My stepdad would’ve fallen and stood up again haughtily pretending that it never happened and angrily denying it if you mentioned it. This is how I would recognize them.

[@ayindenedlasinthehaystack9540]

4:35 Thank you! French Canadian? That makes sense. You don't seem to carry the baggage of most European-Americans (or as you allude to, have studied to overcome it) which make *all* of your reviews so compelling. Proud of you and your work. Thank you for your meaningful contributions to society through these videos. In short, you're great. Please keep going!!!

[@awe7266]

Shuri is the best Disney Princess.

[@spirz4557]

Right behind Loki.

[@keithcreatesmedia6503]

AwesomeGicks that's surprisingly accurate

[@loganthekrogan2182]

What are those?!

[@awe7266]

David Ray Technically as being owned by Disney it is the same thing.

[@Kazzujin]

Just dont forget Cuzko

[@Draenen]

If you look at the neckpiece Killmonger is wearing, he's actually wearing the suit that Shuri presented Tchala with earlier, but he rejected. I thought it was a nice detail.

[@Draenen]

james pogrebetsky it's a subtle detail but I really like it -- and it makes sense!

[@Draenen]

james pogrebetsky Its subtle because they didn't exposit it, or actually show what the suit was to look like when Shuri was showing Tchala. Its subtle, its just not hidden

[@Sicarius125]

Not gonna lie, I left that movie thinking "this was one of the best MCU films by far." I got to the realization that T'Challa and N'Jadaka were mirrors were each other but I didn't make it to the "loss of their ancestral history" link. Rather, I saw it as a juxtaposition between the parenting they received, the brutal reality of the streets of Oakland versus the "think about your nation" mentality of a king. They were both products of vastly different ways of nurturing and man, did it drive home the fact that parenting based on morals is important, especially from fathers for sons. But shoot, if I didn't leave that theater thinking "I understand where Eric was coming from and I likely would have don'e the same in his shoes and with his history."

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Love how u said this @Joe Lugue

[@borucharnold9406]

Black Panther was great, but my favorite MCU film is still Thor Ragnarok. And this is coming from a Spider-Man worshiper who has seen Avengers: Endgame.

[@Alexisgoddess95]

@@uncharted7againblackking256 0pp000+

[@butterflymage5623]

I think there’s a win you missed. When killmonger told them to ask him what his name was, T’challa tried to wave it off and finally when his aunt asked him...he said with such pride you could see it fueling him with power and it crumbling T’challa.