I Watched Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in 0.25x Speed and Here's What I Found

[@TheCanadianLad]

Let me know your favorite detail from the movie. Mine would be #9.

[@AryakMondal]

1st

[@derrickhamerter4826]

Mines 3

[@lloydstudios9590]

How dose this only have 7hundred veiws

[@flyin_with_ryan]

Is it 9:53 for you?

[@TheAdidasKnifer]

my favorite detail of this movie is all of the above

[@belmoon01]

i love how in the detail about namor "swimming in the sky", he moves like he's treading water rather than just still hovering

[@goblin0259L]

Maybe coz there are water particles in air

[@eugenejamesbon5791]

Yeah

[@RohanSingh-zc4bm]

Air is defined as fluid soo

[@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334]

I’m pregnant with a banna

[@tomealmeida4581]

Altough being a super cool detail, the physics of it are wrong... Pulling air/water from left to right as he's doing would make his body rotate to his left, while in the scene we can see him rotating to his right...

[@DonsStudios]

Something I noticed on my second watch: In the mid-credits scene, Nakia asks T'Challa Jr., "Your father prepared us well for his death, didn't he?" This is a callback to the first Black Panther movie where T'Chaka tells T'Challa, "a man who has not prepared his children for his death has failed as a father"

[@DarkSoul.2410]

damn!

[@ceylonstreetanimals]

Awesome

[@isabaig6665]

INCREDIBLE

[@YasirAli-ks9vm]

Dude! Nice

[@terronjackson7755]

You're right I didn't notice that

[@cristobaltaiba5031]

The Namor of this movie was one of my favorite Antagonists of phase 4, I like his design, costumes, battles, and Tenoch generally does well and has a good presence, they managed to create a different version in some aspects to the comics but without losing the essence and differentiating it enough from Momoa's Aquaman and Atlantis, oh and its theme song is very good

[@mayeelathem8486]

Namor also had really good screentime, his ideals didnt even make him sound like the bad guy. Hes just protecting his people

[@fabianwiltshire]

i loved the detail about him swimming in the sky the way he moved his limbs like if he's really still in the water never wouldve noticed it

[@natratcritter]

It would make sense for Namor to do this since he is used to swimming and he is probably weightless in midair so its similar to being under water.

[@hunatya3183]

It wasn't in the video, but my favourite scene is when the Queen demotes Okoye from her position in the Dora Milaje and Okoye says "but Mother, I gave everything" And the monologue that the Queen responds with + the acting.... heartbreaking

[@RamceyKnowsIt]

Shoulda gotten an Oscar’s or sth

[@Mohit_Yadav168]

Seriously, that was an oscar worthy performance. Even the scene in the beginning where she kicks UN's ass through her words was amazing, she did a phenomenal job in the movie..!!

[@stevenbobbybills]

She was at least nominated. I'm not sure if I agree with their choice for Best Supporting Actress (Jamie Lee Curtis in Everything, Everywhere, All At Once) since I haven't seen that film yet, but I have heard from people that have that Stephanie Hsu (also in EEAAO) would've been a better pick.

[@pikelboi9674]

The “tenth man” from world war z is a great thing to have in the council. The concept is that if all 9 members agree one a decision the tenth man does research under the assumption that the others are wrong. When they heard about zombies they all wrote it off as bullshit and one of them said “maybe” and made a wall to protect the people.

[@JasonEllins]

That scene gave everyone goosebumps

[@frey8725]

Maybe if Wakanda had a 10th man to tell them, bringing a land-locked target to a place that's going to be attacked if they don't get that target is a bad idea, Riri wouldn't have been captured. Also, a 10th man should be able to tell them that, if they're expecting an invasion to tell people to get inside.... And also tell them, if the invasion is coming from under water.... watch under water. LOL

[@sudeshsingh4067]

A small detail: in the final scene where Shuri is speaking to Riri and she gives Riri her father’s car, Shuri is dressed in the identical outfit that T’challa had on when he first visited Shuri in Black Panther, right down to the sandals. So in effect, she had her toes out in her lab 😂

[@RahulSingh-pn6nm]

RRR ka review kaab aayega bhai ?

[@em.michael]

The shield and spear being on the floor represents a fallen Warrior. They actually should have been beside his head the shield on his left and the spear on the right. It also represents and sends a message to the ancestors that the warrior is making way. He is not gonna be buried with it and that's the important part. Leaving behind the warriors fighting tools for the next generations.

[@jslloyd3581]

Maybe the wakandan tradition is different from what you know so they put both spear and shield on his right side?

[@em.michael]

@@jslloyd3581 they tweaked it because they did leave them behind for Jr

[@llaedonnieuwenhoudt591]

What's sad is Marvel did not put this level of dedication in to the production of Antman, just yesterday I watched Wakanda Forever and I thought to myself, the movie is a excellent piece on mourning and loss. Truly one of the best movies in the new phase

[@AbhijeetMishra]

Nah, Wakanda Forever was underwhelming too, at least in my opinion. The homage and mourning for Chadwick Boseman were done extremely well, and I feel many are coming out of the movie feeling the movie was good because of that homage being done so well. I mean, Shuri at the beach and then when his son is revealed in the after credits scene is very, very moving, and it's more or less than last thing you see.

[@frey8725]

I enjoyed Quantumania. There were only 2 issues with the movie, but it was a fun movie. Wakanda Forever was "sending a message" that I don't care to see when I go to enjoy a comic book movie. Also, the wrote the Wakandans as idiots. It could have been so much better.

[@AbhijeetMishra]

@@frey8725 Yeah, that's an issue for me as well. I'm Indian and stay in India, not in the US, and I felt both Black Panther movies were underwhelming and praised too much just because they gave the limelight to black people. Audiences outside the US don't really care about US issues, so when the movies become all about focusing on things that only Americans are talking about instead of actually being good or relevant in general, foreign audiences are not just going to go along. I must say I was happy to see Ms Marvel portray so much of Pakistani culture, a lot of which is similar to Indian culture, or to be more concise, our way of life is similar in many ways. So it's not like I don't understand the importance of representation. But the representation went on a bit too long and the show barely had anything else to offer, so I eventually tuned out and didn't finish it. Black Panther is similarly just a lot of mediocre stuff that's praised because it advances diversity and inclusivity. Hopefully Disney and Hollywood will change soon, because it's becoming more and more clear they need foreign viewers to make them money in theaters right now as US audiences seem to have reduced going to the theater by a lot since the pandemic happened. And again, a majority of that foreign audience doesn't care about the things the movies these days have begun focusing on to please activists and people who want "social justice" in the US, so it's going to be hard to do a lot of business outside the US at one point if they keep this up.

[@andrewlattier5138]

Terrible movie

[@tonygoodwinjr9293]

This movie just keeps getting better & better. I really hope the director is allowed to lead many more movies in the MCU

[@kinglattice705]

Personally I just fucking loved the way Namor moved in the air. It reminded me of Iron Man in the sense that he's not just a generic flyer type. You can actually see the maneuvers and skill in it. I hope my little tangent makes sense

[@raydrexler5868]

“Language!” Captain America.

[@kinglattice705]

@@raydrexler5868 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Frick man

[@timehunter9467]

I know what you mean, they didn’t just “float about” in the direction they wanted, the characters put effort into moving from one place to another.

[@kinglattice705]

@@timehunter9467 Exactly. It honestly incredible. It reminded me of what Marvel is capable of when they try

[@edwardo_rojas_]

I want to point out another detail: When Namor shows Talokan to Shuri, and they're greeted by its people, Namor does the Talokani salute, and right when he bows his head, the water shapes his hair as Comic Namor's. Thanks for all the effort you put into these videos. I'm from Mexico and I LOVED every single frame of Wakanda Forever. I went to watch it thrice on theaters (one with my dad, one with my mom, and one alone on IMAX 4D because duh...) and I'm on my fourth watch on Disney Plus. And with all that I barely catched half of the details you found! SIMPLY AMAZING Edit: I also noticed that the way the singer of "Con La Brisa", (the song that sounds when Talokan is first shown) sounds like she's singing with water in her mouth. LITERAL CHILLS

[@lou7018]

Another detail I’ve noticed is that when Namor and Shuri talk in the city Talokan, you can make out a carpet or painted wall where Namor is coming out of the throat of the mayan god Kukulcan (the time stamp is 1:04:29 if you want to look it up). Later on Namor says that his enemies call him that name. It just makes me wonder if Namor is like a rebirth of Kukulcan or an avatar like in Moonknight. There are also other mayan or mesoamerican deities depicted in that scene. It’s so cool that the team of marvel is really doing their research on the background of certain characters and put in these small details for people who are interested in mythology. I absolutely loved that scene (and obviously your breakdown and the other details).

[@mrsuperselenio5694]

I just wanted to point out that the soldiers aren't shooting blind when fighting at the Dora Milaje at 1:50, if you noticed the Dora never tried to mortally wound any of them, instead they were electrocuting them and the soldiers shooting are a mere involuntary muscle spasm caused by the electricity running through them causing their muscles in their entire body to tense up. I work with electricity.... still a nice attention to detail.

[@louisberry4403]

Fantastic Video and this is a worthy sequel. Angela deserved the oscar. Nice tribute to The King RIP Chadwick Boseman.

[@Alex-ud4tl]

This video is like a slap to the haters who mocked this movie for its CGI and storytelling. Not every movie needs to be fast paced and action packed. or Not every MCU movie is endgame.

[@Veryy_Victoriaa]

Surprised you didn’t mention Shuri having her toes out in her own lab at the end as a nod to T’challa doing the same in the first movie. I kinda thought it was cool how the sequel was pretty poetic to the first movie in a few different ways. There was the quote Shuri and T’challa share about vengeance but they also make the same battle cry during the ending fight scene. The son introduces himself to Shuri representing Wakanda just as his father introduced his real self and his nation to the world at the end credits of the first movie.

[@Mar1o_640]

Fun fact: here in México we didn’t get subtitles for the Spanish speaking parts of the film (for obvious reasons. But what’s funny here is that we don’t have ANY of the colored subtitles over here. Whenever anyone speaks another language, normal subtitles appear

[@kcuf554]

😢😢

[@ascended1924]

Man, you have a great eye for detail. I wouldn't have found these even after watching at 0.25x. This is why I really I love your videos.

[@ryu551]

I managed to get most of the details here and felt that it was easier to notice them with this film in particular. Goes to show just how much effort was put into it. I've recently been rewatching a couple of the older movies myself lately and boy are they worth the watch. A Civil War breakdown would be awesome! 😃

[@dlaxtr483]

that swim in the sky is the most incredible details

[@obviouslgamer8337]

Bro I love the work and detail you put into these types of breakdowns. Thanks dude

[@creeder99]

I like the 'swimming in the sky' part that was a amazing details indeed and i also noticed the water bomb splash when i saw the movie for the first time,after seeing your every videos i started to paying more attention in finding the details even in the first watching of a movie

[@ruturajsahasrabuddhe]

In the final battle, Shuri cuts the Namor's feathers but still he tries to fly on one foot. This shows that Namor's fighting skills are integrated with "swimming" in the air.

[@xplinter09]

Love the detail in Namor's swimming in the sky. I always thought he flew differently while watchin the movie and this just about answers that curiosity.

[@conrradocaballero7461]

Thank you for the effort you put in your videos, Canadian Lad. Can't wait to see your videos on Secret Wars. Imagine all the details in that massive movie. I can't wait. :)

[@fRaNKiEb0NEz.]

Another fun fact about "swim in the sky" is that the original artists, Jack Kirby and John Buschema, described drawing a character either flying or swimming under water to be drawn the same exact way for the comic books.

[@ammaarpeerbhai9914]

Listen bro, I know you're busy, you have a life, but your channel is soooo good, I need more frequent timely uploads! Truly masterpiece content.

[@EddieJoe22]

I love your videos, man. I don't know if you're going to see this comment, but I would like to add another detail about the end of the movie. Since I'm a history professor the reference about Haiti it's not only the year you pointed out, but also Nakia's son name. Toussaint was the name of one of the greatest haitian revolutionary. There are several researches and books about his life, such as the one made by author C. L. R. James. Anyway, thank you for your content and cheers from Brazil.

[@vladdevener5586]

That was absolutely marvelous especially the part where nameor swims in the sky like that shocked me I did not notice that that was absolutely amazing loved it .

[@davideubanks9440]

hey CanadianLad, big fan, i just wanted to point out a detail i saw that i don’t think anyone else has but it’s when Shuri lands in her black panther suit, there’s like a purple wave that goes up her legs which is the kinetic energy the suit absorbed from her landing just like T’Challa’s suit in the first movie, amazing video by the way and i always look forward to your content

[@pvteagle9472]

6:16 bro I’m fucking dying of laughter 😂😂

[@enso_Man]

I haven’t watched one of your videos in awhile and hearing you voice brought back memories of Loki and watching your videos on it

[@anushajain8198]

I loved the detail of shuri and okouye foreshadowing the heater part and my ofcourse the detail about vengeance is mind blowing , loved the video

[@Knowble]

This video made the movie wakanda forever even more worthy, Enjoyable re-watch, Thank you Lad🙏

[@laurenbernardfrio7679]

We can see the details clearly, and some of them are left in the film to bring some attention in any details for us fans to see. It's an amazing movie, feeling with the loss of Chadwick is still unforgettable and tragedy, but this motivates the actors to do better.

[@topentine]

@The Canadian Lad The best analysis on KZbin so far.... You deserve an award.

[@Daredax]

1:21 they chose the worst name possible for them lmao

[@babsbarry7042]

I've been waiting for this for sooo long! Thank you.

[@Cerri22PG]

7:40 Just as an extra note, it is not "Talokan", but Maya, an actual language used by some groups here in Mexico and some other parts of Central America up to this date and which I'm really grateful Marvel decided to use in the movie, rather than making the characters just speak Spanish Great job as always picking these details!!!

[@hridayprasanth1574]

4:48 I still remember watching Wakanda Forever in PVR 4DX with my dad, our faces were drenched with water when the water bomb went boom

[@Alina_Valentina]

absolutely love details like this. shows the dedication and passion of film-makers. ty for this

[@rededwards6037]

You always bring the fire!! My favorite detail was the language sub title colorings indicator

[@cormachuynh5643]

7:30 this detail is the one I told my friends most about. Remember, Peter Parker actually intended to kill Green Goblin, but was stopped by another Peter, this really show that Shuri is actually way more Heroic and it shows that she's deserved to be the Black Panther. Damn good lines

[@Roysin]

I mean, she got stopped as well by a vision of her mother

[@CreatingwithTT]

I would love an updated breakdown of civil war! I honestly applaud you lad the patience and detail you catch and put into your work is amazing♥️

[@valentinfranco6396]

No soldier “pulls the trigger aimlessly” possibly killing all of his peers. He’s getting electrocuted with his finger on the trigger. That messes with you nervous start and forces your muscles to rapidly contract and expand uncontrollably. Including your hands/fingers

[@gabrieladjei832]

That water splash though 🤯 How did he notice that??

[@Kudara]

0:59 I love that you did your own research to find and see that detail

[@SeriousSurprises]

That's why I follow you.. There are a lot of channels but the way to pick out details is just exceptional... Keep exploring...... But one complain I have to you... Keep upload videos frequently your video take a long time to gets uploaded..... Sorry.... ❤❤❤❤❤❤ FROM INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@nitheshhariharan6538]

"Patience is bitter, but it's fruit is sweet"

[@SkFarhanFaizDIT]

Man, ur breakdowns are always breath taking. Heres a request from my side as a lad. Please show us ur views on the last scene of Wakanda Forever i.e, the scene where Shuri meets Jr. T'Challa. No breakdown, no 0.25x, just ur pure emotions on the scene. Pleaseeeeeeee

[@raul88.88]

WAKANDA FOREVER !

[@WandaMaximoff1998]

I actually did notice the subtitles!! But those other details-Lad never fails to educate me!

[@arsalanph7]

Exact time Lad, you kept your word! 👍

[@ferdinanddiaz7021]

That scott lang detail, “look out for the little guy” is not just a nod to the ant man persona, but also being the friendly neighborhood spiderman, who looks out for the little guy hence the neighborhood

[@arungowda]

No marvel movie is complete without watching your breakdown and hidden detail videos ❤

[@kospenguinboi]

6:03 thats why i think sometimes movies are better than comics, if this was a comic you would not be able to notice this detail!

[@serialboot]

M SHE U

[@bharadwaj_routhu]

ahh I've missed these breakdown videos. The details are really amazing, and the movie is awesome. Have high hopes on the upcoming projects, and of course, on these breakdowns too.

[@azareelhiller8186]

Holy shit, i watched the movie twice and never noticed the “space heater” scene 4:03 That was a good one

[@finishers29]

This video just made me appreciate the movie more. And yes please do civil war again, it's one of my favorites too.

[@-TheMuffinMan]

Dang I can't sue you anymore. I really need the money. This economy in the U.S. isn't gonna last much longer at this rate.

[@johnnybrooks496]

U r amazing lad u make the mcu better i have rewatched the mcu several times because of your videos u make them way more interesting thank you Canadian lad 🎉🎉🎉

[@SindoroArts]

8:25 MBaku's Tribe are vegetarian. But in Black Panther 1, the one who found T-Challa's body (after beaten by Killmoger) is their fisherman 😅

[@vishhusingh9404]

A fisherman doesn't mean he eat fishes , maybe he sell them to other people of wakanda

[@SindoroArts]

@@vishhusingh9404 oh ya, that make sense

[@Theoopsio]

Another detail my mum and I noticed watching the scene in Riri’s dorm room. Her dorm is actually in MIT, when I went to MIT the front desk person told us some pretty cool places to visit, one of them being ‘the cheese dorm’, it got its name because the windows look like it’s a big chunk of cheese from the out side

[@rexsavagerampage]

1 min and already 200 likes, power of the canadian lad is truly awesome

[@lincolnstarsfan2106]

Yea that may be because some people r hitting the like button without watching

[@thechiman]

Beautiful as always! Always love watching your reviews. Thanks lad!

[@simpliemarvellous7929]

Yes i think Captain America Civil War can be rewatched again but after that, I request you to watch some of the masterpieces by Christopher Nolan specifically Inception, Interstellar, Tenet , etc in .25x speed.

[@Daniel_gaming24]

I kinda like to watch your breakdown videos before seeing the movie, cause I can appreciate more the work put in it, thank you ❤️

[@itsscience9113]

4:55 i very disagree with that statement didn't you see avatar 2?

[@Pro-ns7wu]

That is what I like to call realistic animation😅😅

[@thestevenofsuburbia8431]

8:56: I wasn't ready for this detail. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman.

[@bruvie_editz]

1:16 calm down bro

[@samuelojedaedits]

this was a really special movie in my case for two reasons, 1 they made a production filled with exceptional acting emotional scenes and i got chills at each of them, i mean the amount of foreshadowing lived up to first black phanter and literally made me believe in the capacity of mcu again, 2 the way they aproached vengeance since civil war as the first tchalla appeareance, till the end of this movie actually made me reflex and impacted me, cause it is an usuall tool as the motor for a lot of movies, but in this ones they developed incredibly exciting and deep characters from it, and also showed perfectly what causes this feeling and how it affects you and your surroundings, now that scene when shuri talks about burning the world its definetly one of the best lines dropped in marvel

[@ShreemanAryan]

7:56 Canadian Lad turned into KABZAA mode 😐

[@mxz773]

canadian lad is like that english teacher who exxagertaes even the little detail of the poem even if the poet just implied a simple thing

[@wolff3110]

Bro puts more effort than marvel nowadays 🤣

[@thesparks00]

7:42 the "Talokan language" is a real language called Yucatan Mayan! Black Panther crew really is faithful to giving real languages recognition!

[@duck0gaming505]

I would 100% love another breakdown of Civil War

[@ethanedioxide]

the "tropic thunder" scene insert was epic!

[@ORProductionss]

2:14 Yes, please do

[@fnln5541]

#9 is also my favourite What detailed observation capabilities you have. God bless you.

[@TheAdidasKnifer]

Queen Ramonda told Shuri reflect alone by the water and you will see T’Challa like I did. At the end Shuri reflects by the water and sees T’Challa…Jr.

[@this_richard]

I wish Canadian Lad could get a spot on marvel ytb channel where he talks with the producers of the movies about the details and hidden stuff he found

[@himabindu7146]

Namor made me love the film even more

[@AnujGPandey]

I just love the detail I saw where they spent thousands of dollars trimming down the size of Namor's manhood.

[@jvt6212]

"Because after a long time, Marvel finally produced something worth watching" 😂😂😂

[@camerongough3491]

he's not wrong though 😂

[@myth1210]

Movie was really good tho. Don't expect the movie to be endgame all the time

[@hemantks4353]

Well this was mediocre too. Not something like pre endgame era.

[@danmart9660]

I like how they changed their fight scenes and made it more impactful. I have to say they have caught up with DCEU's impact of a fight scene

[@samermegdadi3846]

Okoye did not convert to the dagger. She used a better spear that Shuri made. Notice when one of the midnight angels had a spear, it was Okoye. She also revealed her face before fighting the Talukan member and used a spear against him so she did not convert to the dagger and Anneka was the one who used it

[@khushbushaw2614]

Fun fact: on rewatching raimi's spiderman movies I noticed that the way andrew saves mj in no way home is exactly how Tobey saved Gwen from falling

[@SebastianAceFawkes]

Easily my second favorite Phase 4 film

[@lolbros99]

I JUST LOVE YOUR VIDEOS My favourite detail was that queen Ramonda only trust M'Baku and no one else in the council.

[@Virgold_S.O.G]

I knew the ‘1804’ detail was for Haiti…because I was born in Haiti…that is the only detail I recognize since the first time watching the movie in the theatre…but I’m glad that you mentioned it in the video…that means I was not wrong when I said it to my friends…

[@ItsVasl]

I love your breakdowns man!

[@melomaniacmusiq]

6:54 ya, I felt like more of a captain's shield mechanism.

[@imkluu]

The swim thru the sky is one of the greatest things to have noticed. What a great idea for Namor.

[@shubhamadtp]

His video must be sweetest to Marvel Vfx team were the small clues the put in vfx is highlighted in such a great manner .. I am watching every lads video.. for the appreciateion

[@rajbambhaniya4828]

I don't know why but Detail number 12. gave me goosebumps. I loved that detail

[@mrdrkhanio2273]

On my second rewatch of the movie I noticed that one of the kids who bring Queen Ramonda when she in Haiti to meet Nakia is Nakia and T'Challa's son, Prince T'Challa or Toussaint.

[@s.vidhyardhsingh3881]

Man this video is great!!! More details from you, more fun in Marvel!!!

[@MrEustace]

The Water bomb detail has got be the craziest detail. And one that probably only the Canadian Lad could notice!