Watching *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever* For The First Time!

[@DosCavazos]

*Watch the full-length watch-a-long reaction on Patreon: **www.patreon.com/posts/black-panther-78148894*

[@JaySewani]

React to Daredevil show

[@gabrielp9646]

@Dos Cavazos - Imagine reacting to a TV show, and not uploading your reactions to episodes 2x14 and 2x15, because you didn´t "like" those... Then, simply skipping episodes 2x16 and 2x17, and suddenly uploading your reaction to 2x19... Just like that. That´s exactly what this video is... A freakng mess, of epic proportions.

[@xl081]

How did you not like "Doctor Strange 2" 🤨 Watch The Wolverine movies if you've seen all the Blades, Blade 3 you can miss. (Where is "Predators" movie reaction)💡

[@tiffanywithers9298]

The half bald headed guy in the meeting voiced Odin in God of War Ragnarok

[@zero_jun92]

Please do a review of the K-drama "Goblin".

[@shadowfire_08]

I just happen to live in Chadwick’s hometown of Anderson, South Carolina. this man has done soo much for the local communities & kids down here. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿🙅🏼‍♂️🍻 edit: wow thanks for the love everyone, and to my Palmetto state brethren 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@TransitOfMarsOfficial]

That is so awesome, what a man. For artists in general. Boseman will forever be one of my heroes, always.

[@Mytheon151]

Hearing this just fills my heart to it's fullest. He's more than just Black Panther. He cares for his community.

[@davemeers37]

Absolutely a great actor and an even better person rest in power king forever

[@davemeers37]

The original plan according to Ryan Coogler was originally to be T’Challa & his son but of sadly had to be rewritten until the next life rest in power King Chadwick forever

[@xl081]

I'm from Columbia South Carolina

[@TheForceOfMusic101]

FYI, the reason why Namor had a suit for Shuri when they went down to Talokan is because they stole it from the divers they killed in the beginning of the film. So, they basically took out the corpse of the diver, and gave the suit to Shuri.

[@terogates1]

Tooootally didn’t catch that wow

[@Jaykurosakii]

I feel slow for not recognizing it lol I did ponder for a few seconds on why they would have a suit like that

[@Mytheon151]

I'm not surprise if it has blood splatter in it too lololol yuck

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The cast carried the spirit of Chadwick throughout the film it was sad and beautiful

[@namjoonswife3300]

Definitely

[@StanvilleBrown]

I believe this film was truly incredible. Oh my God, Letitia Wright went through so many ranges of emotions so freaking effortlessly Grief, Anger, Apathy, Empathy and finally Peace! T'Challa character mean a lot to many people I was so happy they gave him a legacy to live on in.

[@Huntress59]

I thought Letitia Wright deserved more critical recognition.

[@Mytheon151]

She could've went down the road of extreme vengeance and violence but she chose not to.

[@StanvilleBrown]

@@Huntress59 Big freaking Facts!

[@StanvilleBrown]

@@Mytheon151 I don't care what anyone said, this was a great film.

[@Mytheon151]

@@StanvilleBrown me too. Its my most favourite film in MCU

[@Drake844221]

I love how the cast has said that this movie helped them through the grieving process for Chadwick. It really shows in the final product. Also, M'baku was eating a carrot - don't forget, in the first movie, he said that the Jabari were vegetarians!

[@sakin37ify]

As far as Namor’s reasonings. You have to think about how his mom died, Spanish colonizers came to their land & they fell sick of small pox or whatever & that’s what forced them to find alternative means & living. His mom loved the surface world & wanted to be buried in her homeland. Once he saw the slaves & the nature of man he despised humans. It was extreme but it seems like he just didn’t want history to repeat itself in talocon instead of gold and land, they wanted Vibranium

[@juliocesarg.r.1238]

exactly, I guess it's difficult for white people to see Namor's decisions, although very wrong, I would do exactly the same and more to the surface world and anything that comes in my way and my people.

[@akzone45]

Exactly, Namor isn't a villain, he's a king protecting HIS people.

[@arjaneb]

right yes, exactly

[@dvine3488]

yep,and he did give wakanda 3 warnings and all 3 times,he was attacked instead

[@ignaciogarcia2517]

@@dvine3488 THANK YOU

[@victorphan6274]

Also, its worth noting that Shuri didnt lose T'Challa twice as she herself is confirmed by Marvel is a victim of the snap.

[@tmac731]

They could’ve retcon that. BP 2 should’ve been taken place after Infinity War, they could’ve killed Tchalla since he was dead for 5 years, honor Chadwick then bring Tchalla back.

[@kiebr8766]

@@tmac731 it took place after Endgame. The son of Nakia is 6 years old.

[@samminicksm]

@@tmac731 How would they bring him back. Chadwick is dead. It makes more sense this way.

[@tmac731]

@@kiebr8766 I hate how they gave him a son and killed him a 3rd time

[@tmac731]

@@samminicksm Tchalla was dead for 5 years, you’re telling me Wakanda didn’t have a funeral then? That’s why I said BP 2 should have been after Infinity War so they can honor Chadwick but not kill Tchalla for the 3rd time. Then they can do some multiverse incursion stuff in why Tchalla looks different. Loki did say variants can look and act different

[@1243fad]

Namor and Shuri’s chemistry was something social media talked about for weeks after the movie came out lol even though he did what he did to her mother, the writers of the movie revealed that they were deleted scenes between them, in which there was romantic innuendo so you’re not imagining that chemistry at all! *Edit Also, you’re not very far off from Shuri’s “arc” I’m not an expert in the comics, but from what I’ve heard and researched she’s a lot more ruthless than T’Challa was…so much so that she had to seek out wolverine in order to control her blood lust

[@OtakuJuanma2]

I can see them adapting that story beat into it being the fault of that 2% of the synthetic herb. The movies like to do that alot, grab plots from the comics and twist them so they start and end the same way and have some with the same beats, but everything else is unique... Sadly that sometimes means amazing plotlines get wasted. Hello Ultron, hello the actual Ragnarok of Thor Ragnarok.

[@Cream-2128]

Shuri is a more of a warrior in comics. They gave her T’Challa genius for the mcu.

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

@Cream2128 they swapped them both a bit. Shuri's more of a warrior than the films portray but she's still a genius but so is T'Challa but they don't really show it. It was nice Shuri mentioned she got her love of it from him in this film

[@Jaykurosakii]

Man when is the MCU going to start doing X men character films

[@yuhzilia]

They said the same thing for Shuri and Riri that there were romance scenes for them that got deleted, I really disagree with Namori because he took her mothers life and probably killed a bunch of her people, I highly doubt shuri would feel any romance towards that man

[@itsrachwhoelse]

You can see in old interviews with Chadwick & Letitia that they really had a sibling bond, she talks about how he used to hold her hands and kiss her forehead when he could tell she was nervous in front of people or on set & Ryan Coogler says she was the only person who could get him out of his character to laugh and have a fun time on set so I think every single tear she shed for him in the making of this film was genuine & the emotions she let us see in her performance was just her reflecting on her real life pain at his loss. I think everyone put forth amazing performances but I really felt everything her character went through.

[@ReadingOne]

Well, that's just incredibly fucking heartbreaking, thank you for that...

[@Rmlohner]

Contrary to what just about everyone assumed, Ryan Coogler has confirmed that Feige didn't force him to include Valentina in the movie. In fact, he actually had to cut down the role he'd originally planned for her in the sequel after Boseman's death forced such a drastic rewrite.

[@Saje3D]

“Everyone assumed?” Sounds like another conspiracy theory in an era that’s already rife with them. Sure it wasn’t FOX’s “Woke Mind Virus?”

[@Linator4]

Apparently Thunderbolt Ross from Incredible Hulk & Civil War has been recast after William Hurt’s passing. They got Harrison Ford now so I’m predicting he & Val are gonna have pivotal roles in Captain America: New World Order & the Thunderbolts. I think we’re headed towards Dark Reign with the government taking over & replacing the Avengers with the Thunderbolts. Ross will probably become Red Hulk & fill the Norman Osborn role of becoming U.S. President. In the comics, it takes place after Secret Invasion which is an upcoming Disney+ show so it all adds up. They’re probably gonna come for Wakanda which forces Talokan & the Avengers to come to their defense. This will be our Civil War-like conflict before the multiversal shit hits the fan in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty & Secret Wars. Those films will force everyone to get back on the same page against the much larger threat-Kang the Conqueror (& possibly Doctor Doom if they follow the comic storyline).

[@Rmlohner]

@@Linator4 Which does sort of give the impression that their thought process went "Chadwick Boseman is absolutely impossible to replace, and we have no choice but to kill the character. William Hurt? Eh, who cares?"

[@2KILLAVILLE]

@@Rmlohner Def should've recasted T'Challa. Portraying the real life tragedy of Chadwick into the fictional Character T'Challa was a L. T'Challa Iconic & suppose to transcend from generation to generation. T'Challa deserve to be fleshed out by continuing his story, especially when his story was just beginning in the mcu

[@FranciscoHOS]

@@Rmlohner The issue is that the relationship between Chadwick and Tchalla was almost symbiosis. Like Iron Man and Robert Downey Jr. And Tchalla was also a cultural impact. So it’s hard to recast a character because of the ties Chadwick’s on screen character had to him. Thunderbolt Ross on the other hand, other than a few appearances in the MCU and Hulk, hasn’t had anywhere near of an impact to audiences. And they have a large amount of material they can still cover with him. With T’challa, they were stuck between a rock and a wall. I get the arguments for both sides, but I think allowing T’challa and Chadwick to rest together and to dive into other stories with the characters around him was a good choice.

[@ShaniceXO26]

To be fair he didn’t kidnap her she volunteered to go see Namor 😂

[@OsSas3]

Also, Wakanda had no rights to take an american citizen under its protection. They made a mess in America breaking many laws but suuuure, "Talokan was wrong for not wanting the world in their territory". Let's see how Wakanda would react if the whole world started entering its country, hypocrites.

[@Enter_Zoneless]

Actually that’s true lmao

[@DeadpoolCorps2023-h8n]

It is actually true, so if anything, all sides are to blame.

[@JonathanJJZ]

What surprised me the most in this movie was definitely M'baku, who in the first movie was shown as a savage warrior but in this movie is more of a wise man and a counselor for Shuri

[@DirByHasan]

T’Challa’s passing definitely allowed a lot more growth from the characters. Even if they were rivals T’Challa’s death is what brought them on the same page

[@SunshinegirlRainey]

How do you think he ran the jabari tribe for years 😂 that man is the wisest of the council

[@williamhu6941]

This movie was really amazing and really emotional at the same time. I started bawling my eyes out at the ending because I couldn’t hold back my emotions. I loved the dedication to Chadwick Boseman and it’s been such an emotional rollercoaster I’ve seen in a long time.

[@Sephiroth766]

Shurri proved that there is a difference between good and bad people and your background doesn't excuse your actions. She had every motive to go full heel, to go full antagonist and feed off revenge but in the end she took the righteous way out because deep down she was a good person. Everyone has a backstory, how you chose to respond is solely on you.

[@coolwoop]

I love how both her and tchalla had to make similar choices and they both were good it was amazing

[@Enter_Zoneless]

Yesss, a lot of people were upset that Namor got to live, but honestly it was the only choice, if she were to go against the good that she and her family are, it would have resulted in a endless war that wakanda would have lost

[@MontgomeryWenis]

No, M'Baku was eating a carrot. They're vegetarians. He mentioned that in the first movie.

[@valentinruiz3828]

If you haven't seen the two specials, both "Werewolf by night" and "the guardians of the galaxy holiday special" I recommend them, in opinion they were very good

[@StanvilleBrown]

Big Freaking Facts!

[@eolsunder]

ms marvel wasn't bad either, She hulk you can skip not that good, but Valentin is right, werewolf and guardians was nice.

[@mageeaaron2624]

Agreed!

[@gabrielp9646]

The two specials are the best MCU stuff since No Way Home...

[@SandraMorris51]

Those specials were both so good!

[@johnmillssr8001]

For context: Shari was never kidnapped she requested to see namor

[@fajarkurniawan9434]

Requested by force that is😅 Because in request : you can say no

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@fajarkurniawan9434 Who forced her? Attuma, Namora and the others were there to kill Riri and Shuri is the one that didn’t wanted so she said to take her to Namor to see if they could work something out, nobody forced her.

[@misternomad4338]

@@fajarkurniawan9434 Force? Did you watch the movie? They weren't even there for them, they were there to "kill the scientist". Shuri wasn't having it bc the "scientist" is a kid so she requested to see namor.

[@edpotter1170]

Has no one ever mentioned how that scene where Shuri told Namor "vengence has consumed us" was literally what T'challa said to Zemo, and when she told him to "yield" for his people, that's T'challa telling M'baku to yield for the Jabari.

[@TajimaMunenori]

She always talked about learning feom her brother.

[@apoorvsingh4459]

Personally i thought Namor was a great character and villain/anti-hero and pretty close to Killmonger. I think his motivations were understandable from his point of view and him having no love for the surface world. He has a really close minded view of the surface world having not interacted with them at all, so he fears what they are capable of doing from what he remembers from the past. He doesn't trust them at all specially now when they had started exploring for vibranium. While waging a war against the surface world does sound outrageous he can go to any lengths to protect his people. Other than that, his action scenes were totally some of the coolest flying scenes in the mcu and totally badass. And the actor totally nailed the role too. Overall the movie was great and a top 10 mcu movie for sure

[@alesipaulina]

Yeees! I love Tenoch Huerta ♥️

[@aaditkhan728]

Correction:Two of namor's people got killed and if you read the comics,namor actually floods wakanda and wins,he can be a hero and a villain to everyone if it concerns his people,so I still like him. After all,he warned queen ramonda and she didn't listen,and above all that,she underestimated my boy namor.

[@Cream-2128]

He flooded wakanda during avengers vs X-men and didn’t win he lost his Phoenix powers after that. Later on he pointed Thanos in the direction of wakanda.

[@aaditkhan728]

@@Cream-2128 like I said,he can be a hero or a villain if it concerns his people, although he's usually more of a villain in the comics,also What the hell are phoenix powers?

[@Cream-2128]

@@aaditkhan728 he’s actually more on the heroes side more times than not but he’s more of an anti hero still. Defenders, avengers, X-men, Illuminati etc. he has been on all those hero teams at different stages. Hell he’s more of an asshole than a villain most times besides wakanda really. For a person that says if you read comics when Namor actually flooded wakanda it was apart of avengers vs X-men over the Phoenix force and Namor was apart of the Phoenix 5 that split the powers of the Phoenix after Tony split them trying to destroy the Phoenix.

[@aaditkhan728]

@@Cream-2128 I mean yeah ,it has been a while since I read Avengers vs X-Men,I'm actually reading more ultimate Marvel comics now,but yeah he is an asshole for sure yet he's so good at being one tbh(kinda like homelander).

[@CaptainPikeachu]

While Phase 4 doesn’t have too many connective tissues everywhere, I think it’s important to note that not everything has to connect, so much of Phase 4 is about everyone just emotionally resetting after such a huge event and trying to figure how the world is and how they are. The plan isn’t so obvious but when you look at it big picture, this phase has always been about dealing with the aftermath and everyone is struggling with that grief and trauma in different ways and so has the world. That disconnected feeling is purposeful because everyone is kinda retreating to their own safe corners and trying to figure out where to go and how to carry on legacies of those they lost. It’s not so much course correction as the stories I think proceeding exactly as they wanted, Phase 4 was a little calm before the storm. Also I hope y’all get to check out the other shows and specials, because I think you’re missing out on a lot of fun, especially the talent that is Iman Vellani as Ms. Marvel.

[@FranciscoHOS]

Also phase 1 didn’t have as many connections to each other (just the movies from that phase) as people seem to think. Yes it culminated into one movie with the Avengers, but that isn’t necessary in phase 4. There’s so many more characters that putting them all together into one movie would be like Avengers Infinity War/Endgame level instead of Avengers 1 level in terms of number of characters. There’s plenty of connections already that tie the new characters with the existing ones. And we got plenty of sneak peeks into the obvious transition into the multiverse and Kang. People are just expecting phase 4 movies in a phase 1 esque phase.

[@Shortyd17]

Phase Four is the most connected phase since phase 1…

[@Cs-cp6vo]

Phase 4 is more of a cooling off period

[@iraford5788]

@@Cs-cp6vo yep exactly this.

[@aaronbeatdown]

It's funny because Marvel did what comics do in general. The story was mapped out to Phase 3. Not to say that they weren't doing things to prep coming phases, but it was all coming to a head. Afterwards though, they need to figure out what the next steps are, and they did what most comics do: They settle down and reestablish the character, they throw in some other characters for a different flavor. It's a soft reboot and meant to be a new jumping off point in a book as well as clear the table and begin to set the stage for what's coming next. It also drums up interest in what previously happened happened for the incoming viewers. I thought Captain America was white, why is he now black? Why is there another Hulk running around, and who is this younger looking Hulk dude? I thought Scar Jo was Black Widow? The problem is (and honestly it's probably a good problem for Marvel to have) they've gotten so big they're now almost in a place where it's fans/viewers vs. newcomers/people who may have seen a few. It's a better idea to soft reboot things and set new status quo so people to attempt to jump in, rather than the minimum barrier for entry is to go back and watch 23 movies.

[@mageeaaron2624]

39:08 Hearing the word mutant in the MCU puts a huge smile on my face 😌

[@thedarkknight2221]

My mother died from similarly to Chadwick Boseman from complications from cancer a few years ago, and like Chadwick she kept the fact that she knew she was dying from us until a couple days before she died. So it was very hard to watch this movie, not just because of my mother, but because Chadwick Boseman and the character of T’Challa are my heroes. But it was still a beautiful and cathartic movie to watch. And coming out of the theater I met a family of 10 black people who like me were wearing all white out of respect for Chadwick and T’Challa, we talked about how much we loved the movie and afterwards they let me take a picture of them with their phone in front of the Wakanda Forever poster. One of the most beautiful and cathartic nights of my life. As for the story itself, I loved it. People think that Namor is the villain but he’s not. The real villain is white, European imperialism. Throughout history European empires plundered other nations for either resources or for slaves. Even though it’s 2023 it’s absolutely believable that either Russia, China or the U.S. would look for any excuse to dismantle non hostile nations just to rob them of their resources. The Contessa herself is a perfect example, she’s practically salivating at the idea of America owning all the vibranium in Wakanda. Everything Namor did was because he wanted to prevent what has happened throughout human history to happen to Talocan. And I still cry my eyes out at the end with T’Challa’s son telling Shuri his real name. Rest In Power Chadwick.

[@nicklopez8279]

Rest in power to your mother aswell , I’m sorry for your loss

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@nicklopez8279 thank you.

[@tristancreed]

The ending felt so intimate with Shuri finding an actual semblance of peace. There was both closure and contentment. Her happy ending that her brother left her a nephew.

[@Ghost8386]

Fantastic movie and an excellent tribute to Chadwick Boseman. The phrase "Imperius Rex" seems to come mainly from Latin, which translates more literally as "Emperor King." In the Marvel comics, this is Namor's familiar battle cry, which he often utters during big fights. Namor is an Anti-Hero. In fact, Namor is often best described as an anti-hero in Marvel Comics. Namor was created by Bill Everett in Marvel Comics #1 in 1939 as an anti-hero who deeply resented the surface world for polluting the oceanic world in which he lived.

[@Maratonkata]

I haven't even thought about more beautifull credit scene. The way the just ''recasted'' Chadwick, without actually doing it is so smart and beautifull. What a great move. I defiently loved it more than the first one. There were such a great scenes, beautifull moments, crying, joy, amazing soundtracks. Everything was on spot. Congrats to Ryan for directing and congrats to the whole cast as well. They did amazing. Shuri ate the role too. Peak movie!

[@pleezahful]

someone gets it! I think this was the best way to re-cast without being disrespectful.. some folks so blinded they don't see what the mcu did

[@livelovelife32]

Yes I noticed it as well! That was a VERY smart recast. I don't think many people have caught on surprisingly.

[@fallingawayfromthenorm]

I cried majority of this film the two times I’ve seen it. Chadwick was the celebrity whose death hit me very hard, which was surprising to me because Black Panther was the only film I’d seen of him at the time of his passing, so a lot of tears were shed because of how hard his loss has been for me. Also as a Colombian, Namor’s backstory brought up a lot of painful feelings about the colonization of my Indigenous ancestors by conquistadors and missionaries.

[@JTheVisionaryVA]

I'm Puerto Rican and feel the same way about Namor. I identify strongly with my African and indigenous ancestry but reconciling it with my Spanish blood and appearance is hard

[@jlinus7251]

I'm Indian but I don't really see why any modern person has to feel bad about what their ancestors did. It's not like I harbour any hatred for current modern day British for colonising us. Seems really odd to feel guilt for something no one did in current day.

[@Giveuponyourdreamsanddie2]

I love the little detail of Shuri's hair during the finale battle resembling Killmongers

[@vehicularmanslaughter]

6:00 They do have that. What they're talking about is *the* Black Panther being gone. No more heart-shaped herb to make the next Black Panther since Killmonger burned it all

[@ljpaba3672]

Namor has the deep sea suits because they killed those people who were looking for vibranium at the beginning of the movie

[@charysmaalvarez8057]

I actually think it’s a common misconception because of the wording from Namor but I love that their cultures are so different that when he kills the Queen he thinks Shuri is the Queen now but the elders are the ones arguing who will be instated as their leader

[@livelovelife32]

I think people are confused as well. The trial by combat is for the throne and not to become black panther. Though they can't be blamed for their confusion. Normally the black panther IS the King.

[@antwany4149]

Considering all the obstacles this movie had going against it, the movie is a huge achievement. It's a really good sequel.

[@jayzedd_]

M'Baku was eating a carrot. It was a reference to the false threat he made to Ross in the first movie

[@mikelarsen5836]

Yeah, this reactor forgot that M'Baku actually said he and his people were vegetarian.

[@bdimon80]

Thank you for this comment cuz him calling it a whole sausage especially after you hear the snap of the carrot 🥕

[@Jordashian93]

Cool! I was wondering if you two would react to this. Very good sequel. Angela Bassett deserves an Oscar for her fine performance.

[@jennysutton7409]

She is an amazing actress in everything she does and yes I agree she should be nominated for an oscar for her preformence here.

[@gracegreen1859]

@@jennysutton7409 she is already nominated so now she just needs to win

[@jennysutton7409]

@@gracegreen1859 Well that's good to know and hopefully she will win cause she deserves it

[@tomselleck6341]

I don't know how people are comparing this movie to other marvel movies. This movie was a stand alone and felt like it had nothing to do with the Marvel universe! I didn't love the music but totally enjoyed the movie and give it a 9 out of 10.

[@Narutoanime16g]

The women cast members killed it they showed there acting chops this film 10/10 for me and the story was good we got more cultural stuff, politics, emotion and I'm glad namor didn't die cause I want to see more of his Atlantis in marvel its awesome! And the fight scenes were shot well and the music hit

[@johnsonpasoquin3846]

The King died with a fire explosion while his son was there. The Queen died with a water explosion while her daughter was there.

[@misternomad4338]

Mmm... Don't know if that was intentional but that is a good find.

[@divinemusa8731]

31:20 this has to be one of my favorite scenes in the movie. Her performance was amazing and she made me care more for her character than I originally thought I would

[@paulinavillagomez8593]

As a mexican i could never hate Namor. I love him so much and I can't wait to see a movie or a serie of him and his beautiful world. The last thing I have to say is: LÍIK'IK TALOKAN!

[@gracegreen1859]

He is Mayan and doesn’t like colonizers.

[@alesipaulina]

Creo que la mayoría de mexicanos y latinos que vimos la película aún que amamos wakanda deseábamos con todo nuestro corazón que ganara Namor aún que sabíamos que no pasaría 😂😂😂 es mi personaje favorito en la película

[@qwirt909]

The fact that T’Chaka died from flames and Ramonda died from water was just sad

[@aubryellaotero1064]

Only MCU villains i stan are Killmonger and Namor tbh

[@michelledion8847]

Shuri getting a nephew…really touched me. She had lost everything and then gained everything. Can’t wait to see how the story unfolds. Still a damn shame that Chadwick passed and suffered so young ;(

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

ya'll could tell by letitia wright's performance that she and chadwick had the closest relationship like a big brother lil sister one and his death hit her extremely hard

[@1243fad]

Two facts about the movie The voice of Grio, Shuri’s AI is actually Trevor Noah. The actress who plays Shuri Letitia Wright suffered an injury during that motorcycle chase scene when she fell she was in the hospital for three months .

[@NicholasMcClure]

When you realise that Namor's casual "or you could wear a suit - we have some" is talking about the suits from the two divers they just offed…

[@KurseDHero]

Atuma is such a badass, definitely a standout favorite of mine in this movie

[@maddiesousa1052]

The Atlanteans and Atlantis are in the comics, and Namor is considered the first mutant in Marvel. He is the son of an Atlantean princess and human sailor, making him a 'half-breed'. He is a child of both worlds, hence why he can breathe on land and underwater, and doesn't turn blue when deprived of oxygen. They utilized mesoamerican culture and mythology for the Atlanteans, including their capital city of Talokan (Tlālōcān, protected by the Aztec rain deity Tlāloc, paradise for all who died through drowning or lightning, or as a consequence of diseases associated with the rain deity), they spoke yucatan mayan, and referred to Namor as k'uk'ulkan (yucatan mayan deity known as the feather serpent god). Namor is best described as an anti-hero, as his moral alignment has shifted for decades from being a hero to a villain, usually due to his disdain of air breathers. The talokanil with feathers in her hair is Namora, Namor's cousin, who is also canon. The larger warrior with the hammerhead shark skull is Attuma, who is considered a villain in the comics. They may play it out that Attuma separates himself from Namor and becomes the bad guy post-Wakanda Forever, but his involvement is sorf of vague. The wings on Namor's ankles are canon and considered part of his mutation. Namor calling himself a mutant confirms the X-Men in the MCU, which Namor is sometimes affiliated with in the comics. I love what they did with Namor, giving that culture preresentation for a character who has so much potential. I am really happy how they did the Atlanteans/Talokanil justice!

[@ThoseHorrorPalsNJ]

"Vengeance has consumed us, we can't let it consume our people" was such a brilliant callback to T'Challa's Civil War arc. The notion of giving Shuri a mirror to his journey as her arc in this film was a strong one.

[@LanaFromHawaii808]

I’ve been reading comics since I was 8 and Eternals was everything I ever wanted in a live adaptation from comic to film… it saddens me when ppl throw hate at it… however I did feel multiverse of madness and love and thunder we’re underwhelming

[@misternomad4338]

I love Eternals. One of the best films of phase 4.

[@Cream-2128]

Eternals was very good besides they kind of underpowered a few of them and didn’t include their actual leader.

[@nathanielnathaniel3548]

I will defend Namor with my life, li’kik Talocan!!

[@Maris0618]

X2

[@Humanipathic]

This film is a masterpiece. Needed every second of it to tell. Top 5 MCU film.

[@Bossko.Mafana]

They were NEVER going to follow through with the iron heart because of the fact the she is just a kid so either way, he was gonna show up to Wakanda anyway. All he wants to do is protect his people and T'chala did what he felt was right by opening up Wakanda to the world. He didn't even know Talocan existed. None of them did. It's just an unfortunate how it panned out...but it all worked out at the end.

[@CoolDee933]

Also for Namor, he was sometimes a hero and villain, marks him an anti-hero. And he's one of the original character in marvel history, alongside Captain America.

[@danielramsey6141]

And the Android Human Torch.

[@mikelarsen5836]

Killmonger and Namor have a lot in common.

[@Huntress59]

I thought at the beginning that Shuri and Namor would have had a thing. They had wonderful chemistry. That was a missed opportunity

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

They cut that from the movie but supposedly they were supposed to like each other.

[@gpechp6942]

Just a quick hidden tip the Siren song was based on the Shanty tune , if you go back and watch it again it was palying long before you noticed but because is was the Shanty song our brains accepted it so quickly no one notices until its taking over . Ludwig Goreson nailed this soundtrack , Its beautiful the amount of research and effort they put into the care of this movie

[@eazyruthless]

The “Bury your dead. Mourn your losses. You are queen now” was so tuff for some reason.

[@akzone45]

Namor isn't a villain, he told Wakanda what he wanted and what would happen, he warned them MULTIPLE times. Blood for blood needs to happen. Namor us an Icon for us mexican natives now

[@javel5121]

A phrase I never thought I would hear in life "good luck flying with a one-winged foot" lmao!!!

[@berliandivaaulia3995]

I've cried like 15 times because of this movie😭😭😭

[@MichaelAury]

Yall treating the bombs like water balloons when it's highly pressurized water

[@drepdrained]

both specials are amazing, werewolf by night is a stellar standout in my opinion

[@jamaalellison3076]

The beauty about taking a break from marvel is that when you're ready to pick up the game again everything you've missed the Disney Plus shows are still all the app. There's lots of great content Ms Marvel for example. As far as Namor goes I could watch his fighting scenes all day.

[@mageeaaron2624]

This movie was amazing! Love every second of it! I had to hold in my tears in the theater and let it out at home. Regardless, hope you two like it! 🙏🏽

[@pinkiepiereincarnate2291]

Immediately became one of my favorite movies so happy you're reacting to it🥳🥳🥳

[@Somebodythatoverthinks]

Namor felt like a misunderstood villain he had his losses and responsibilities as well just like shuri which lead him to his decisions.

[@EX7EVEN]

Thanks god you gave an explanation at last to why no MCU content, you were always up to date back then, it was driving me crazy in the back of my mind. Thank you, one less thing to think about.

[@Prince_Trunks1994]

I thought you guys had stopped reacting to marvel. This is awesome!

[@theaterkween5791]

I think what’s great about phase 4, personally, is that at face value it’s not all connected. They’re telling stories to set up things in the future, very similar to how Phase One did. The thing is, I think the stories are way more connected than we currently know at the moment, and that there’s going to be more information in Quantumania that shows us the piece we were missing. Maybe not everything is super connected, but there’s patterns that can be spotted. So, even though it’s not perfect, I’ve mostly enjoyed phase 4

[@certainzee]

I feel like Dr.Strange/Wong and Valentine seem to be the primary connectors in phase 4. They appear the most across different movies/shows. You could even throw in Bruce as well.

[@antzvoli4577]

I didn't have any of the complaints U guys had with the movie I loved it and it's in my all time top 5 for the MCU. I didn't feel it was long and I was fully connected with it. Some of the fight choreography on the boat couldn't been better but though all 3 acts of the movie were all very strong! Huge fan of this movie!!!

[@rolahalabi5820]

I cried in the beginning and at the end! Showing his scenes and pictures during a moment of silence was amazing and respectfully done for such an iconic character and a great actor! RIP Chadwick Bozeman, you will always be wakanda forever!

[@tenfold9769]

Definitely shed tears watching this a proud Aboriginal, Torres strait Island, Fijian, Jamaican, Australian man from Australia oldest culture on earth felt heart ache in watching this especially cause Chadwick was such a talented gem even cried crocodile tears for the first movie, lots & lots of tragic sad moments in MCU but both black Panthers just hit extraordinarily hard 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙆🏽‍♂️😔😢

[@KennyYoutubeMakesMeFeelGood]

Hey guys I'm proud to watch your reaction to Wakanda forever Your reaction together was fantastic truly Love every single moment 💜💜💜

[@LeeCarlson]

One of the things that you missed by skipping Ms. Marvel was the first use of the term "mutant" in the MCU (complete with a musical stinger from the animated X-Mes series)

[@4000mack]

Love the channel 💯 I remember one reaction where he was like when we have kids.. her reaction was priceless like I ain't having no babies 😂😂. Get those kids in early guys

[@TheBlond49]

Namor rocked

[@misternomad4338]

Hell yeah! The whole Talocan people were my favorite part of the movie. They looked cool as hell.

[@merariortez8906]

@@misternomad4338 yup I hopefully they make a movie about him

[@jeffm9481]

Namor logic is similar to Magneto's, seeing everyone else as a enemy and ready to bring the war out to them

[@etonicedits]

One of the best marvel movies of all time, in my opinion

[@Huntress59]

I really did love this film

[@etonicedits]

@@Huntress59 yep

[@aubryellaotero1064]

Fun fact: the real meteor that caused the Yucatán peninsula to be formed was the same meteor that killed the dinosaurs!

[@blackkatt777]

MARVEL phase 4 was about trauma and mental health, which I think was perfect for when it started, beginning from the start of the pandemic. All those shows were focused on grief and the trauma these characters were going through. Ms. Marvel was probably the first breath of fresh air from the theme of phase 4, with useful wonder and a chance to experience a different culture within the MCU. Talocan's vibranium hit ocean and adapted to some ocean blue rock...so theirs is the color blue. Wakanda's is purple. Two different types so the ocean one turned them blue and changed their bodies to only breath in water...except for Namor. Shuri's suit had both her brother's silver or white gold, Eric's gold and Shuri's dotted war paint in her helmet and throughout her suit. It's a merge of the 3. Queen Ramonda was going to tell Shuri about T'challa's son when Namor came to them. Shuri doesn't want the royal mantle because she prefers to be the same as before plus the mantle of BP protector. It is the same as her father and brother. I 1000% disagree with you about Dr. Strange 2 and Wandavision. I thought it was different because of Sam's direction of style he did for the film. It showed the villainous nature of the Scarlet Witch like she would be in the comics...crazy, dangerous and obsessed. She was part of her father's (Magneto) brotherhood of villains. Wandavision introduced us more to the character and the trauma and character development she went through, as well as some background info on how her and Vision got to how they were in Infinity War. It introduced us to an origin story for Monica who will be a Captain Marvel of her own, but for now will wear her mother's pilot fighter code name "Photon" I really hate that name and think her other alias name Spectrum would be better, until she gets to be Captain Marvel herself.

[@peperino25]

_Underrated _*_Marvel_*_ Classic_ ★ - *Blade I* _(1998)_ ★ - *Blade II* _(2002)_ ★ - *Blade III : Trinity* _(2004)_

[@IAmThatBit--]

Congrats, you guys are the quickest to appear in my subscription box with a reaction to Black Panther 2! I subscribe to lots of reactors and I believe you are first!

[@agenttheater5]

43:09 Their skin turns blue when they're out of the water, except for Namor. Otherwise their skin is their natural brown.

[@baby-girl07s4]

This movie was really good action pack. Love it that after given in to vengeance to finally come to an understanding of they can help each other. Together they would be a mighty force against anyone coming to take the vibranium.❤️💪🏾

[@danielramsey6141]

The “Hate” I see for Namor and Shuri sparing him is really funny to me. Cause it’s like the majority of people don’t understand why sparing him is so Important! And especially for her Character! It’s the same idea for why T’ Challa spared Zemo, Vengeance is not the solution, as it nearly tore both Tony and Steve apart and made Zemo into a Dangerous and unpredictable Villain/Anti-Hero! The film makers Made Namor Hate-able, and that means they did Their Job in making us relate to Shuri’s journey even more! Cause this that’s what this movie is about! It’s about dealing with the Stages of Grief after a person dies. Both Namor and Shuri never dealt with their grief, not in healthy ways. Namor is stuck where he is but realizes that his people need his Leadership! Cause if dies, another Killmonger could rise, and they’d be more dangerous than the last!

[@ziridestaudios]

This movie was great in my eyes, but I could feel Chadwick's absence in the most heartbreaking way. I wrestled with watching this movie for the longest time because I wasn't sure if I'd like the direction they took it, but they definitely made the right call. Well done to the filmmakers

[@livelovelife32]

I feel like the viewer was supposed to miss Chadwick's black panther in this movie. You could see even in the decisions his mother made how T'Challa would have moved differently. I also liked how realistic it was that even though she gained the abilities of the black panther that Shuri is shown as not that good at fighting and up until the end wasn't that good at leading. She was never trained to be leader of her people nor did she receive the physical training of her brother. That complete ass whooping she got was very realistic.

[@alcarazc07]

I love Namor and the Talokan, I back him all the way 😂 he killed the spanish who were enslaving the natives, and he and his people are the continuation of the Mayans so they’re definitely among my favorite characters of all time. But I don’t much care the MCU movies, this is one of the only ones I’ve watched so it’s interesting how different our perspectives are on him as a character and a villain. Honestly, the whole time I was watching this movie the thought never even crossed my mind that he was a villain, whole time I was waiting for the bad guy to show up 😂 but don’t get me wrong I do love Wakanda and it made me really happy that in the end Namor yielded and came to an agreement with Shuri. They need to have each other’s backs.

[@mikelarsen5836]

The MCU version of Namor is a travesty of the original comics version.

[@alcarazc07]

@@mikelarsen5836 literally do not care lol the fact that he and his people were Mayan is the only reason I even decided to go watch this movie. Talokan Forever

[@Andres_Acosta]

@@alcarazc07 lol don’t listen to him literally the majority of the comic community prefer mcu na or over the comic one.

[@Cream-2128]

@@mikelarsen5836 please tell me the difference besides he’s not a sarcastic asshole. You do realize comic Namor was raised near South America.

[@Cream-2128]

@@Andres_Acosta I wouldn’t say completely prefer. I do wish he kept his attitude from comics though. So they can show his weird relationship with the rest of mutants and the avengers.

[@MsArtist10]

Just facts. Fortunately, Shuri's suit absorbs shock, because clearly in a hand-to-hand fight against Namor, despite the super strength she possessed, Shuri would have already died.

[@nintenmetro]

Some facts about the film: One particular thing that I like about this movie was that we got not one but TWO indigenous actresses from Guatemala. María Mercedes Coroy (Namor’s mom) and Doña María Telón (the elder Nakia spoke to) are both from Santa María de Jesús in the Sacatepéquez Deparment. My parents are from Quetzaltenango. The film’s score includes edited versions for some of the soundtracks’ songs, but they didn’t add the film’s version of Alone by Burna Boy which includes an excerpt of Stormzy’s Interlude at the start of the song. In the soundtrack, both songs are separate. Senegalese musician Baaba Maal who provided vocals for some of the background music in Black Panther 1 and 2 got to a cameo singing at T’Challa’s funeral. Tenoch Huerta got to reprise his role for the Latin Spanish dub.

[@CoolDee933]

It’s about time u guys got back to the mcu reaction, it’s been a while since y’all did some mcu projects. Plus that was good, did really good honoring Chadwick’s legacy.

[@dorathedestroyer4081]

they weren't hypnotised by the siren song because they wore earplugs

[@Linator4]

This movie was so beautiful! It had me tearing up. We have mutants in the MCU now with Ms. Marvel, Namor, & variant Professor X’s. Deadpool 3 is already confirmed to be bringing Deadpool & Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine into the MCU. I think Secret Wars will feature some FOX cameos. I also see the No Way Home crew making one more appearance. I just don’t see Hugh, Patrick Stewart, or Tobey Maguire passing up on an AVENGERS crossover, especially since those 3 were pillars of the superhero genre. The only one missing would be Wesley Snipes’ Blade. It would be decades in the making. I believe the end of the Multiverse Saga will serve as a proper send-off for the FoX-Men before we move into a Mutant Saga after a multiversal soft reboot of the MCU featuring a whole new cast of X-Men & potentially other heroes we may have already seen in the MCU. It would give them a chance to go the DC route & give multiple actors a chance to shine.

[@anthonywilliams5475]

We are spoiled from phase 3 because it's crazy you said you want connectivity when in the beginning of phase 3 we had know idea the scale of connectivity thru all the marvel movies That being said let's just enjoy the ride

[@passarovoador6662]

If you're talking about the comic book character, It is the way you guys where saying "Naimore" If you're talking about the character from the MCU, then it is the way they say it in this movie because of his latino origins

[@mageeaaron2624]

1:27:05 This scene put a huge smile on my face!

[@parkmojo6168]

From what I learned from the wiki is that whoever drink from the heart shape plant/Blue Plant can feel the vibranium that's why the talokan can feel if there's something wrong on the surface, because the surface dweller will try to find and take a vibranium, or something like that.

[@KurseDHero]

I believe this takes place around late 2024 or early 2025 possibly because it’s a year or so after endgame

[@christophercruz6708]

When M'baku was crunching on something in the throne room, it was a carrot. Its because in the first he said his people were vegetarians after he threatened to have his children eat the agent