I Love This Movie! Black Panther | REACTION | First Time Watching

[@LordInsidious]

"Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors that jumped from the ships. Because they knew that death was better than bondage." is one of the hardest bars dropped in a Marvel movie

[@overfiend1978]

If they jumped in the ocean they would not have had any descendants, so he is obviously from a lineage that realized bondage was better than death

[@ldkinbote]

@@overfiend1978 Well, it's like mentioning your ancestors that were killed in something horrible, like the Holocaust. Doesn't mean that ALL your ancestors died that way. Obviously, his father was Wakandan royalty, so his direct bloodline never were brought that way to America, but some of his ancestral cousins may have been captured, etc.

[@Mayan_88694]

@@overfiend1978no he isn’t

[@Mayan_88694]

@@overfiend1978no he isn’t, at all. They knew death was better than bondage, Karen

[@hadoken95]

@@Mayan_88694 It's also never worth debating the bad faith "logic" trolls

[@Ghost8386]

Michael B. Jordan researched figures such as Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Huey P. Newton, Fred Hampton, and Tupac Shakur to get ready for his role. He also mentioned that Heath Ledger's performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight (2008) inspired him.

[@jatilq]

He was such a good Villain. The honest trailer for this was perfect or Cinewins Everything Great about Black Panther.

[@102Jonjon]

He also based his costume off Vegeta's battle suit from DBZ.

[@Pandafaust11]

Steph was slightly off about Kilmonger's motivations. It wasn't revenge. It was correcting injustice. It was a very flawed way to go about it though.

[@InnocentDJ]

@@Pandafaust11 It was both

[@folcotook3049]

@@InnocentDJ yeah, I'd agree that there were elements of both. He is carrying on his father's vision (correcting injustice), but also wants revenge on those who hurt and abandoned him.

[@karsenvaughan2209]

i actually got to be an extra in the final scene of this movie playing basketball and got to meet chadwick before he passed. He was one of the most down to Earth and cool dudes i ever met. He played basketball with us and just hung out with us between tapes so sad he passsed

[@abnerallen2334]

Yo thats dope bro his passing was shocking to everyone, I literally cried.

[@Dee-s7db]

Idk if to believe this, but if it’s true then that’s an amazing highlight to have in your life.

[@karsenvaughan2209]

@@Dee-s7dbi promise u i’m being 100% truthful i gain nothing from lying about this lol but if u really need proof u can actually see me in the clip and i can show show u what i looked like at the time lol

[@Dee-s7db]

@@karsenvaughan2209 yes I’m actually curious lmao

[@karsenvaughan2209]

@@Dee-s7db okay the final basketball scene in the movie as it starts the ball bounces off the rim and i’m the one to get the rebound ( tall lightskin short black hair, grey crewneck and black pants) i pass then get the ball back and do a few dribbles moves to pass again( this was all choreographed lol) . Throughout the whole clip you’ll see me if u look for the outfit lol

[@LeMn680]

RIP Chadwick…

[@LightrockerRon]

I just realized that Bilbo and Gollum met again in this movie.

[@rickwoodham4570]

On set, they called them the "Tolkien white guys"

[@folcotook3049]

@@rickwoodham4570 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'd not heard that before.

[@justinyoung7028]

That's fun 😂

[@DaveH82]

@@rickwoodham4570 Shut. Up. That's hilarious!

[@dabreal82]

Never apologize for showing emotions. Its what makes you human and the reactions great!

[@natefumbilwa]

There is such a melancholic realness to the story of Killmonger. So many young black and brown children have their loved ones taken from them prematurely because of the culture that surrounds them, and the cyclical nature of fatherlessness is perpetuated for generations. I think the portrayal of Killmonger's character and his change of heart is a perfect display of the hearts of many people put in unfortunate situations.

[@sjw4life546]

60% of black children have their fathers in their lives. There is no cyclical nature of fatherlessness being perpetuated. There is a conservative media narrative of black fatherlessness being perpetuated for obvious reasons.

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

We are all killmonger

[@ayoubmorchid1995]

if you remember captain america civil war the post credit scene was captain hide bucky in wakanda and bucky decided to be frozen until they find a cure for his brainwash

[@donsample1002]

Also, when they bring Ross into Shuri’s lab she says “Great, another broken white boy for me to fix!”

[@Heroo01]

she remembered by the end bruh. just watch 30 more seconds before commenting lmao

[@shadowfire_08]

I just happens to be from/live in Chadwick’s hometown of Anderson, South Carolina. this man has done truly king work here for kids & local communities. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿 🙅🏼‍♂️

[@sjw4life546]

Killmonger was one of the more interesting antagonists of the MCU for sure. The narrative that the movie tried to convey was that his extreme actions were motivated by pain he suffered in his past. Black Panther is still my favorite MCU film in that it took bold risks for a Disney film and executed its story rather well.

[@folcotook3049]

Killmonger is one of my top MCU villains for having very understandable, even sympathetic (to a point) motives. Zemo is another.

[@ldkinbote]

When they decide at the end to share resources with the world, they never specified weapons. THAT would be a mistake to share advanced weaponry to the world, but it's more technology as resources to uplift communities (medicine, housing, food etc. is what I assumed).

[@folcotook3049]

Similar idea to Tony Stark using his resources to supply the world with sustainable power, but shutting down their weapons business.

[@Igwecala-xm3dg]

Thanos killed any idea of that with the Snap, and the 5 years of fear/chaos that came with that. And T'Challa getting snapped, and then dying didn't help things

[@Scyth0r]

They threaded an incredible needle in the writing of this movie. Treating the idea of a technolgical, advanced African culture with humour and respect instead of making it a virtue signal, and dealing openly with African-American racial issues and slavery without lecturing. Not to mention crafting a superhero whose culture is part of them without defining them. There were so many ways it could have gone wrong, but didn't. Phenomenal.

[@neospock5034]

I agree that the screenwriters did an excellent job of adapting things to modern day- making it relevant and compelling. However the basic concept of Black Panther the hero and the nation of Wakanda aren't new... it's how they were introduced back in the 1960s, and the movie just stayed true to that.

[@CrazyIsVengeance]

We're almost there guys...

[@AntoineRideaux-wd1zk]

Sad fact, Chadwick bosman was dealing with cancer the whole time he was working on the marvel movies and tv shows he was working on

[@ansonooi3860]

And he never told anyone about his cancer...

[@dumetryyoung9536]

It would be a crime for someone to try to replace Chadwick Boseman, may his soul rest in peace, No actor was more perfect for the role.

[@BlueMarvelAdamBrashear]

There is a deleted scene with Okoye and W’Kabi having a discussion after Killmonger takes the throne and before her discussion with Nakia. One of the best acted scenes and really fleshes out W’Kabi’s motive and Okoye’s dilemma. it’s unfortunate it ended up on the cutting floor.

[@bastiancalderon2807]

Everyone knew Infinity War was coming and the ship atbthe end of Ragnarok was Thanos'. So, why put this movie in the middle? To give the audience the idea that "if there was any major threat to Earth, Wakanda was the place to face such threat."

[@raymondhenderson8230]

27:38 random British accent from outta nowhere! Loved it! You also nailed it even though I’m not sure it was on purpose haha

[@folcotook3049]

Michael B. Jordan knocked it out of the park with his portrayal of Killmonger. You can really feel the pain of his abandonment and his feeling of being betrayed by his extended family. Yes, it was Civil War that we saw Black Panther last (and that Bucky was taken to Wakanda to be healed mentally).

[@sidhup7308]

48:38 is such an underrated scene. "Would you kill me, my love?" "For Wakanda?" "Without Question!"

[@giancarlog8653]

Infinity War is the best movie Marvel's ever made. I stand by that.

[@jxy8938]

Id agree for first time watching perspectives. Theres tons of marvel movies that i think are better for rewatching personally

[@MrDarkwing78]

Nah, I still reckon Civil War. 😉

[@folcotook3049]

My personal favorite is Winter Soldier, but I have always loved political thrillers, so that give me a bias for WS.

[@giancarlog8653]

@@MrDarkwing78 Not a bad choice at all. Introducing both BP and SM was perfect. But what’s most fascinating about CW is how good a job it did of actually dividing the fanbase due to the fallout from our main characters’ choices. Infinity War was the best IMO because of the sheer audacity it took to do what they did.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Why would you say it if you didn't 'stand by it'? lol

[@number1fool]

As a patreon member I am literally counting the days to your reaction to infinity war…

[@jayprince2097]

Same lmaooo im not a patreon member but that reaction will be an all timer for her

[@number1fool]

@@jayprince2097 that an endgame

[@fzoid3534]

Oh sweet tears.

[@Deathriderx694]

are her patreon videos full reactions with sounds and video or are they watch alongs

[@dabreal82]

​@@Deathriderx694watch a longs. You can't show the video or audio or you'll get banned!

[@Rubiks_LIVE]

post credit scene of Captain America: Civil War (which you've seen!), Steve brought Bucky to Wakanda

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Stef: "Make sure to eat, make sure to rest, and make sure to stay hydrated." Us: "MAKE SURE TO STOCK UP ON TISSUES!!!!"

[@mimic1984]

It's upon us....

[@mylightobscures]

Destiny arrives Or should I say... HE'S COMING ...pause

[@AY8ROOK]

We're in the endgame now.

[@mr.bsworld_0oo0_]

To Infinity and beyond!

[@mylightobscures]

@@mr.bsworld_0oo0_ Not many people like what's beyond infinity

[@willgenre]

w'kabi the traitor with the rhino's felt tht T'challa didn't avenge his father who was killed by klaw (t'challa let him escape) that's why killmonger killed him, and w'kabi appreciated it.

[@folcotook3049]

I also think W'kabi is sympathetic to Killmonger's view to use violence to correct injustice, hence backing Killmonger after T'challa comes back.

[@MindofMike35]

"Sorry to anyone who feels offended by my shirt" is the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life!!! 🤣💀🤣💀🤣💀

[@folcotook3049]

Right? How dare you wear a Star Wars shirt when watching Marvel! You might as well wear white after Labor Day or pair a merlot with fish. 😉

[@Link-2025]

Your excitement is infectious. I wish I could enjoy movies the same way as when I was younger.

[@1kezzo]

Chadwick Boseman 🤍 Awesome reaction

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

RIP Chadwick Boseman. Wakanda Forever!

[@miguelstpierreplante]

RIP Chadwick

[@GiovanniLimamkt]

Killmonger is the true hero of this movie. Disney forced him to do bad things, like attacking the elders, being disrespectful to his own people, or killing innocents in cold blood. By only looking at his motivation to be a villain, children might get confused about whether the hero is Black Panther or him.

[@Igwecala-xm3dg]

He's not the hero, but he was the catalyst for the needed change in Wakanda. You don't set up a Wakandan Empire, murder anyone who opposed your rule and their offspring, and basically kill/threaten to kill anyone not on your side. He showed T'Challa the way, though; if Boseman had lived, we'd be in a world where N'Jadaka inspired him to place Wakandan support all over Black Africa, and the African Diaspora even broader than that. The outreach centers would've gone from Oakland to include Detroit, Chicago, Flint, Tuskegee, St Louis, and any other American community with African/Black concentrations, and that would've gone up into some places in Canada, before going to the Afro-Latino hubs across Latin America. RiRi Williams likely gets spotted before she's off to MIT, with a host of other talents across the Diaspora

[@michelangelocarmona1705]

Next... "Avengers: Infinity War".

[@shadowfire_08]

dread it…run from it…destiny arrives all the same.” 🦾😈

[@aaronbeatdown]

You questioned the motivations of W'Kabi, which I get, but he's very similar to Killmonger. His father was murdered and his family was promised vengeance since he was probably a child, and he grows up getting more and more resentful of the fact that nothing is being done. Then his best friend takes the throne, is told directly that justice would be served, and again is let down. I think if Killmonger never shows up, they probably patch things over as someone hurt saying something hurtful. But then here comes this stranger who coincidentally is dragging along one of the things you've wanted most in your life. You might feel indebted to that man. Also, he's part of the Border tribe, so he's probably interacted with the outside world much more than the average Wakandan, so it's possible that also factors into why he suddenly supports Killmonger. Also, the weapons from Homecoming are made using the Chitauri technology left over from the first Avengers.

[@SLAP1FACE]

I forgot his name but the guy that you kept asking, why he was fighting with Killmonger, was doing that because he felt that T'Chaka wasted his time being king and then felt the same thing was gonna happen with T'Challa.

[@CrazeeAdam]

As little as he was in Civil War, Chadwick had so much charisma he stole the show at times. Speaking of Civil War, Everett Ross, the older white gentleman that helps the Wakandan's in the end has always been good. The only other time we've seen him though was at the end of Civil War. He's interrogating Zemo and in charge of his captivity.

[@jxy8938]

Fr

[@folcotook3049]

We knew Ross was a CIA agent, but did not necessarily know he was "good" until this movie really fleshed out his character.

[@trobtx3538]

R.I.P. Chadwick, taken too soon...

[@TheWindcrow]

Stef, you aren't as loud as you think you are. We want you to scream, gasp, cry and laugh without holding yourself back.

[@maxTheTimeSlasher]

I think the problem is the audio from the movie being quiet because you raise the volume to better hear everything and it's not balanced since she's louder. I know they made it for the copyright stuffs but it's my opinion and I don't really mind.

[@Short_N_Simple]

It sounds weird,If you look at this comment twice 😂😂😂

[@Enter_Zoneless]

@rifat_hossain139lmao

[@raymondhenderson8230]

@@maxTheTimeSlasherit’s nowhere near as unbalanced as it used to be. I think it’s fine now

[@raymondhenderson8230]

Yeah I agree with this. You don’t have to apologise for being “loud” at all. We love your genuine reactions

[@allocat586]

RIP King!

[@BLynn]

"Why's he do that?" W'Kabi was fed up with the choices his leadership was making & thought he finally had a leader who agreed with him about challenging the world order that he felt that had gone on too long & that they were hiding when they shouldn't have to.

[@Igwecala-xm3dg]

You missed it

[@edwardlasso3092]

On the way home to Earth, the Asgardians ran into a big, scary ship in space (that we had seen before as Ronan's ship) in the post-credit scene for Ragnarok.

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

‘I made it rain!!’ Is my favorite line from Klaue😂😂

[@drsavage3262]

Please get infinity war and endgame out ASAP! Also, please bring a box of tissues! You're gonna need them. We love you and your sensitive soul Stef. ❤️

[@EntertainmentFan11]

She needs to do Ant-Man & The Wasp and Captain Marvel before Endgame. Y'know that.

[@gabrielguerra565]

@@EntertainmentFan11no, because of the post credit scenes.

[@squaddie67]

@@gabrielguerra565 What are you talking about? Because if you mean the post-credit scenes for Ant-Man and The Wasp, that spoils nothing. Infinity War, Ant-Man and The Wasp, Captain Marvel, Endgame. That's the release order, therefore that's the logical watch order.

[@anthonyross4044]

Something that you should include in your adventure of marvel films is the "Venom" films staring Tom Hardy. They started the same year as Black Panther. It will make sense later through the marvel films why you should watch them.

[@coreypohlman8539]

one step closer to infinity war.......cant wait!

[@DaveH82]

I love it when the Spanish slips out.

[@angelestrada9552]

Lupita Nyong'O is actually Kenyan who was born in Mexico. She could speak English, Kenyan, and fluently Spanish. Since Chadwick Boseman died, I actually cried that one of my favorite actors died and man, couldn't resist crying. He's a true hero and icon who was battling cancer without any problems. He's tough enough to act with that cancer amazing. One of my favorite movies of his is 42, Black Panther and Get On Up. Get On Up is still the best biopic movie ever. Wakanda Forever my king, icon, and hero for young African Americans. Also to mention that the 2 black panther movie soundtrack are great. Ludwig Goransson is the best composer for movies and TV. In the first movie, Ludwig collaborate with Kendrick Lamar to do an album for Black Panther. Just wait for Namor and the Talokanils, He's my favorite villain/antihero ever.

[@SkylarDaniels2-24]

RIP. To this legendary actor.. this movie is the legendary best movie of 2018, in my opinion 🎉

[@vividratsculpordwarf]

Appreciate you making this as long as possible ❤️

[@DarylFreeman-yv1gt]

She has one of the best radio videos ever

[@AlexandruCarjan]

Infinity War needs a 2 part video

[@Sherman1fan]

Do not worry about holding back emotions or apologizing for them, you will experience many (if not most), especially in the next movie. So wonderful seeing you put things together and sudden realizations. Thanks for always trying to tell us what's going on in your mind.

[@Rcv1990]

So it begins , next reaction is going to be insane 😊

[@J-Bag89]

You’re right, she’s from the movie US

[@drsavage3262]

Don't worry about the shirt.. it's all Disney now anyway lol

[@mikelastname2645]

So awesome that you have empathy for Killmonger, thanks again

[@jxy8938]

I think this movie points out a thing about marvel i love the most. Every mini franchise within marvel is sooooo different. In terms of style and story and soundtrack. Black panther is so different to thor, which is so different to cap, to guardians, to dr strange etc. normally a company making 30 films would be seen as beating a dead horse from the 5th movie at the best case. But theyve managed to keep it refreshing. Believe me captain america has my favourite movies with winter soldier and civil war but if every movie was that style you know id be bored very quickly

[@brucenatelee]

25:55 I think Klaue killed his dad and expected T'Challa to have done better with capturing him.

[@quentinjones6877]

Right

[@franZisPaOlo]

First, RIP Chadwick🙅🏽‍♂️ Second, Oh my god. I am so happy, the next is infinity war. 🤩😁😎😊🤫🤯😳😱😓😢!!!!!!!! Every emotion in one movie... buckle up everyone

[@blackeyeole]

You are correct about the villain aspect. The reasoning. So ,no spoilers here at all, while infinity war please try to really pay attention to what the villain says. It is easy to miss or misshear the reasoning,because it is said and explained through the movie not in one scene and with few lines tha are not repeatable. So when the villain talks , try to listen carefully. Also prepare for everything. My advice, of you feel you need to , pause the movie. Great reactions hope you are well in your personal life !

[@Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms]

Just a side note. Your new situation seems to agree with you, as you seem very relaxed and in a better mood. It's good to see and I'm happy for you.

[@TheJosephmiranda44]

Relatable antagonists that muddy the waters of right and wrong make such good and worth while storytelling. That's why this movie is so good

[@jameslarco77]

Poor Stef, I left her in shock with this MCU masterpiece

[@thefearmakerlive]

If you didn't remember, since I'm not seeing a full reaction, Klaue (played by Andy Circus) has a fake hand and arm because Ultron cut off his arm in Avengers Age of Ultron. He was the guy selling Ultron Vibranium in Africa, When Wanda made the Hulk go crazy in the city and Iron-Man had to stop him. The Vibranium he sold Ultron, was Vibranium he stole, and thus why they're trying to apprehend him (also he killed Wakabi's father when stealing the Vibranium, thus why Wakabi is so quick to side with Killmonger when he shows up with a dead Klaue's body.) Also, because you didn't remember the end of Civil War, with Bucky being frozen in Wakanda, Agent Ross, the U.S. government agent who was shot, then flew the planes at the end, was also in Civil War. He helped T'challa at the base where they initially captured Bucky, before Zemo said the words and made him go brainwashed assassin. He also talked to Zemo at the end, when he said that Zemo's plan failed, and Zemo replied, "Did it?"

[@folcotook3049]

I didn't realize that Klaue had killed W'kabi's father. Yeah, that definitely informs his motivation even more. Thanks.

[@Link-2025]

Andy Serkis

[@cameronmerullo6256]

Just a reminder before you dive into Infinity War about the mid-credits scene in Thor Ragnarok. As Thor, Loki, and company are heading back to Earth, they were intercepted by a very very large ship. You're about to find just who that ship belongs to ;)

[@bryanxu586]

Black Panther still to this day remains one of the best Marvel films I've ever watched. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman. And also: Wakanda Forever!

[@trobtx3538]

his and robin Williams are the only two celebrities i drop tears for to this day watching their work...truly gone too soon, both of them had a way with inspiration

[@helderromero1213]

I love LOVE your reactions!!! 😂 always makes everything better!!! 😁

[@bryce253]

People often completely miss the underlying analogy at play with the character of Killmonger. The whole "we left him behind" is a cinematic double entendre. Throughout the early 1900's and really up until the 70's and 80's with the rise of black awareness and black nationalism a narrative existed with African Americans questioning why nations in Africa never attempted to bring them back to Africa. It was a whole abandonment narrative that Black Americans had to reclaim the African roots and heritage in order to be re-embraced by Africa. It was there from Marcus Garvey and the "Back to Africa" movement all through the civil rights era even through the 80's and 90's with Black musicians and artists wearing black medallions and conscious rap. This is what is at play here in analogy with Killmonger embodying that narrative. When T'Challa confronts the Wakandian Kings and Black Panthers of the past with "Why didn't you bring the child home?", this is the question Black Americans for many years posed to Africa and there was a love / hate resentment over this unanswerable question for many years. Even now the disconnect exists. This is what Ryan Coogler was pulling from and why it hit different and many can relate to Killmonger's motivations even though his methods and overall goals were flat out wrong.

[@jxy8938]

Wow. Fair enough. Im black but im from the uk born in 2007 so maybe i shouldve known more about this but that makes the plot hit so much more

[@BelimbingWuluh-x3i]

Bucky now is White Wolf

[@garrett2001]

You seemed super happy in the beginning of this one! Hope youre loving the new apartment!

[@mr.bsworld_0oo0_]

I hope Infinity War doesn't break you as bad as it did everyone else ❤

[@houdin654jeff]

“My stress level with Marvel movies is so high…” *looks at the movie up next* Oh honey… get ready.

[@Stankonia3k]

I actually thought the majority of the Marvel villains were pretty one note but agree wholeheartedly that Killmonger is one of the more layered ones along with the likes of Loki and Thanos.

[@folcotook3049]

I also put Zemo in that list.

[@Hoeech]

Before you shed too many tears for Killmonger and his "pain", please remember that every bump he had on his skin is for a person he had killed. I don't care how much emotional trauma you've experienced or had to endure. It doesn't give you free reign to kill hundreds of people or make you a sympathetic character. He was the villain in this and a heartless, self-absorbed monster. He didn't care about making things right for anyone else in the world. He wanted to punish Wakanda and his family

[@spencergrady4575]

Remember the end credits of Captain America: Civil War Bucky opted to go on ice until his brainwashing could be taken care of. Black Panther offered to help him and Cap.

[@yawdaorb]

I never get tired of watching this movie. Great reaction!

[@ajnorth4393]

I love your reaction to "I am your King Now!"

[@DarkPaladin24]

Out of all the MCU movies, this one holds a special place in my heart. Before I saw this in theaters, I had a vivid dream of my grandpa stepping down from Heaven. We embraced as I told him how sorry I was for not being there to say goodbye. He said there's nothing to apologize for and he'll always watch over us. We said our farewells and I watch him walk back to Heaven. I then woke up crying. The ancestral plane scene takes me back to the dream and make me cry every time. Stan Lee created Black Panther and Chadwick Boseman is the one who truly brought the character to life. Great respect to both of them. RIP to my grandfather, Stan and Chadwick. Wakanda forever!

[@Nysyarc]

@@sastaassh1112 Putting it that way is really selling it short. It's not just some cheap attempt to get black people to watch the MCU, it's a brilliantly executed piece of cinema that is respectful to the heritage of the people it depicts.

[@SunlessNick]

Black Panther is one of my top two Marvel films (you haven't got to the other yet).

[@josezamarron1064]

8:08 Yes, Lupita N’yongo is in US. She plays two characters in it.

[@tazsaalim8710]

RIP Chadwick Boseman

[@MrDarkwing78]

Just thought I'd drop a quick hi, we love and appreciate you Steff. ❤

[@justinmccluney8962]

ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@DarthBreezus]

Get the tissues for next one!!!

[@markuma7794]

Stef, I absolutely love watching your reaction to the Marvel Universe, always eager to watch the next, and with that been said, I absolutely CANNOT wait to see your Infinity War reaction, it’s going to be an incredible ride ❤️❤️❤️

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

I knew you’d love this next marvel movie!!!😁

[@TheFlash60]

My top 10 favorite MCU movies 1. Captain America The Winter Soldier 2. Spider-Man No Way Home 3. Avengers Infinity War 4. Black Panther 5. Deadpool & Wolverine 6. Iron Man 7. Avengers Endgame 8. Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 9. Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings 10. Thor Ragnarok

[@5secninja]

love the hair. great reaction!

[@tymony24]

You should put Fruitvale Station on your movie watch list.

[@Liofa73]

I wasn't really sure what to expect before I watched BP, I didn't really know much about the character. But I very surprised, it was a great film.

[@Rdavislink01]

Hey Stef! Here. I love your reactions 😇☺🤩 Also there may be something that connects to the avengers. But you'll see. Like the post credit scene maybe. But just have to wait til the end.

[@xJRx77]

If you remember.... at thge end of Civil War, he went to Wakanda, and was sent back into a deep freeze until they could get the trigger words out of his head.

[@MariotheJedi]

I laughed when he roasted him about his dad before the fight

[@Gangrenaful]

next one is INFINITY WAR

[@Beel0w]

You're gonna go through it for Black Panther 2

[@andyc1318]

Another amazing reaction Stef! I can’t wait til infinity war next week. I’m so looking forward to it 🤗.

[@fateless4439]

Word of advice when watching Infinity Wars: Have a box of tissues. You're gonna need them. 😏 Loved your reaction.

[@lordvader2339]

You never have to apologize for a Star Wars T-shirt, because it's the finest piece of clothing on earth. 🙂

[@onespeed4ever206]

Black Panther has to be in the top 10 greatest marvel movies of all time and one of the greatest superhero movies of all time Not because it's about a black superhero but because the story telling is nearly flawless

[@jabecker21]

I hope we get Infinity War in two parts so we can see more of Stef's reaction!

[@SeedFactoryProject]

Stef, when your are talking about your own struggles, I can suggest two quotes to keep in mind. The first is from the Hippocratic Oath that doctors take: "either help, or do no harm". The other is the Golden Rule: "Do to others as you would have them do to you". If you consider an action by these quotes, rather than just reacting without thinking, you will do the right thing. After a while it will become a habit, and you won't have think before acting. ==== We previously saw Klaue in Age of Ultron. He was the weapons dealer who sold the Vibranium to Ultron for his next body, then got his arm cut off by mentioning Tony Stark. Its been replaced by an artificial laser arm. He had nothing to do with Spiderman Homecoming. The Vulture started out by cleaning up after the Battle of New York in Avengers 2012, and pocketing some the alien tech to sell. Later they were stealing alien tech from the Department of Damage Control who took over cleaning up collateral damage. Andy Serkis (Klaue) also played Gollum and Martin Freeman (CIA agent Ross) played Frodo in The Hobbit. So this was a Fellowship of the Ring reunion of sorts. Since so many actors in this film are black, on the set they called themselves the "Tolkien white boys". 🙂 Except for Klaue, who knew he was a bad person for selling weapons, and kind of crazy too, everyone in this film thought they were doing the right thing. Unfortunately "the right thing" wasn't the same thing for everyone. The other theme in this film is rigidly following tradition and getting violent in defense of tradition, vs sitting down and talking, and maybe admitting that things are changing and tradition has to bend with those changing. Shuri (T'challah's sister) is the embodiment of change. She is young and Tony Stark level smart. The ones who fought with Killmonger put tradition first, even if it meant putting a very bad person on the throne.

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*Bilbo 😉