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Black Panther Thoughts


Last week, finally Black Panther was released into the world and I couldn't have been more excited which says a lot because I am not the biggest Marvel fan. However, as soon as I saw the trailer for this I was instantly like I have to see this which I finally did on Saturday. So here are some non-spoiler thoughts I has during the film.

  • Wakanda- This place looks beautiful from the moment we see it, I was completely in awe of it. It's literally a different world, the imagery of it is incredible, I want to visit if it was possible.

  • Rituals- The rituals in this film are fascinating and well executed by the cast. The thought that was put into it and the traditions that are held up from generation to generation is amazing. I couldn't do them that's for sure.

  • Tribe- The tribes in this film are one of my favourite things in this film. There's a part at the beginning which really highlights the tribe element and it is just incredible to see all these people live together but have differences.

  • Technology- The technology in this film is insane, to think we could one day be at this level of tech is crazy and would benefit a lot of people. What they have done in this film is so imaginative and looked amazing on screen.

  • Kilmonger- First things first, Michael B Jordan as Erik in this film is HOT I mean seriously. His character Erik really throws a lot of spanners in the works, some actions I didn't see coming what so ever and really twisted the story which I thought was really good.

  • Women- The women in this are amazingly badass, Shuri is a sassy little genius I want her as my friend, she is amazing. Nakia has the biggest heart and will fight for what she loves which is amazing. Okoye is not too be messed with at all, in a fight you want her on your side, she's incredibly loyal and I want her as my bodyguard.

  • T'Challa- I loved seeing him grow throughout this film and see him learn some very valuable life lessons that I think we all learn and how he changed because of this. He was a great lead character as he wasn't perfect even though he is the Black Panther but it shows even superheroes are flawed and that is ok.

  • Messages- I think everyone should see this film because I think the themes it highlights really apply to the world now. Such as yes something might be right but how the individual puts that across could make it wrong meaning the idea is now wrong because of this. Also, we need to band together and not fall apart. There are so many little messages that I think we need to be aware of.

  • Post credit scenes- There are two post credit scenes just to let you know because I had no idea. However, one scene I lost my shit but that's all I can say without spoiling.

I know this is a bit of an odd post but I thought I'd change up my style of review and put some random thoughts I had about the film. I adored this film so much, I urge everyone to see it. Nonetheless I hope you enjoyed this.

Until next time

Stacey x

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