Marvel's The Black Panther

[Khev]

Logan. Wishing he had vibranium claws instead.

Well until Disney incorporates the X-Men into the MCU Black Panther is their current answer to Wolverine.

 

[Khev]

New Mutants doesn't come out until February of 2019. Maybe that's why he left it off?

Ah, I didn't realize that it wasn't going to be a 2018 release. My mistake then.

 

[karamazov80]

I suppose so especially since apparently the vibranium blade that killed him also has healing properties? lol

His death scene seemed really strange to me. He makes a comment about preferring to die than live in a cage. . .but this is a guy who prepared his entire life just to become King of Wakanda, and to use Vibranium to foment a global uprising. And he actually succeeded at his first goal.* Is he really going to just give up and accept death, instead of plotting in jail until he was able to escape or be broken out of prison? No one in comics or comic movies stays in jail, apart from fake Mandarin maybe? I get that they were trying to stick a cool quote in there, but it was kind of dumb. T'Challa shouldn't have asked, and should have just removed the knife using their fancy schmancy technology, putting him in jail to come back another day. Possibly teaming up with Leap Frog or Stilt Man.






*Until T'Challa decides he wants to essentially toss away the legitimacy of the succession method they use to determine the King--yes, he didn't actually die, but of course, he lost the fight and Killmonger could have killed him easily. Either be a democracy or don't! . . .but I digress.

 

[Khev]

*Until T'Challa decides he wants to essentially toss away the legitimacy of the succession method they use to determine the King--yes, he didn't actually die, but of course, he lost the fight and Killmonger could have killed him easily. Either be a democracy or don't! . . .but I digress.

Yes I found their practice of "Challenge Day" to be quite odd. As we saw in the film the benevolent tribes will always pass on fighting the king leaving only the punks and *******s as fair game for a challenge. And who'd ever want to give them the opportunity to be in charge? And what happens if two tribes want to challenge? First one to beat the king gets the throne and that's it? The good guy that everyone loves can be challenged but not an evil guy who unseats him? Not the best system IMO.

 

[chewblacca]

The one thing about vibranium and adamantium for that matter that I never got was if it's indestrucdable how was it made into so many different things? It must have an incredibly high melting point.

 

[SNIKT1950]

Well until Disney incorporates the X-Men into the MCU Black Panther is their current answer to Wolverine.

The Disney/FOX nightmare may not happen after all.

 

[karamazov80]

Yes I found their practice of "Challenge Day" to be quite odd. As we saw in the film the benevolent tribes will always pass on fighting the king leaving only the punks and *******s as fair game for a challenge. And who'd ever want to give them the opportunity to be in charge? And what happens if two tribes want to challenge? First one to beat the king gets the throne and that's it? The good guy that everyone loves can be challenged but not an evil guy who unseats him? Not the best system IMO.

Right. What you always see in non-democratic systems is that, eventually, might makes right, and even if you had benevolent leaders in the past, someone takes control of the army, there is no one to stop them, then the military leader becomes ruler, killing or otherwise removing all of his opposition. Look at Turkey and Russia today! The film's message here is that they want to follow traditional institutions, until folks don't like it anymore. Then, anything goes. Which is fine I guess, but why bother with the veneer of their being some solemn process when clearly there isn't one. Wakanda is a dynastic kingdom, period.

 

[karamazov80]

The Disney/FOX nightmare may not happen after all.

 

[Chakor]

The Disney/FOX nightmare may not happen after all.

Thank the Lord if that's true.

 

[SNIKT1950]

Thank the Lord if that's true.

Thank Comcast.

 

[fosing]

His death scene seemed really strange to me. He makes a comment about preferring to die than live in a cage. . .but this is a guy who prepared his entire life just to become King of Wakanda, and to use Vibranium to foment a global uprising. And he actually succeeded at his first goal.* Is he really going to just give up and accept death, instead of plotting in jail until he was able to escape or be broken out of prison? No one in comics or comic movies stays in jail, apart from fake Mandarin maybe? I get that they were trying to stick a cool quote in there, but it was kind of dumb. T'Challa shouldn't have asked, and should have just removed the knife using their fancy schmancy technology, putting him in jail to come back another day. Possibly teaming up with Leap Frog or Stilt Man.






*Until T'Challa decides he wants to essentially toss away the legitimacy of the succession method they use to determine the King--yes, he didn't actually die, but of course, he lost the fight and Killmonger could have killed him easily. Either be a democracy or don't! . . .but I digress.

killmonger is out.

coz the fresh prince will eventually claim his succession to the throne.

wakanda will be flavored with GoT.....battle of the *******s.

 

[karamazov80]

Carlton as his sidekick, Black Panther Jr., please.

 

[fosing]

...fyi, wakanda shares a border with zamunda.

King Akeem represents.

 

[karamazov80]

Will Smith and Eddie Murphy, together, for the first time, in a Marvel movie? Sign me up. I just hope we get Eddie Murphy in a fat suit. It is not humanly possible to be funnier than that.

 

[chewblacca]

Thank Comcast.

From what I read Comcast wants to stop the deal, but nothing is definite either way.

 

[GodzillaSpawn]

His death scene seemed really strange to me. He makes a comment about preferring to die than live in a cage. . .but this is a guy who prepared his entire life just to become King of Wakanda, and to use Vibranium to foment a global uprising. And he actually succeeded at his first goal.* Is he really going to just give up and accept death, instead of plotting in jail until he was able to escape or be broken out of prison? No one in comics or comic movies stays in jail, apart from fake Mandarin maybe? I get that they were trying to stick a cool quote in there, but it was kind of dumb. T'Challa shouldn't have asked, and should have just removed the knife using their fancy schmancy technology, putting him in jail to come back another day. Possibly teaming up with Leap Frog or Stilt Man.






*Until T'Challa decides he wants to essentially toss away the legitimacy of the succession method they use to determine the King--yes, he didn't actually die, but of course, he lost the fight and Killmonger could have killed him easily. Either be a democracy or don't! . . .but I digress.

Who has escaped a wakandan prison in any marvel movie?

Killmongers whole plan was carefully plotted out. It relied on the "crown" not knowing of his existence. With him working with Klaw. Sneaking into wakanda using his father's map. Usurping T'challa. Trying to start a war.

He'd never get any free reign ever again if he lived. He knew that. Whether in prison or not, he'd lost his support. They would try to force him to conform or be "fixed". He had his shot but T'challa came back. It was a great death imo. Hands down one of the more memorable and I hope he stays dead because I loved his last moment and thought it was better than guys who have change of hearts like Loki or vulture.

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[GodzillaSpawn]

Yes I found their practice of "Challenge Day" to be quite odd. As we saw in the film the benevolent tribes will always pass on fighting the king leaving only the punks and *******s as fair game for a challenge. And who'd ever want to give them the opportunity to be in charge? And what happens if two tribes want to challenge? First one to beat the king gets the throne and that's it? The good guy that everyone loves can be challenged but not an evil guy who unseats him? Not the best system IMO.

I don't think they are benevelont as much as I took it as respect to T'challa as the heir to the throne.

I think if there were multiple challengers they would fight each other first than fight the king. Then again in the comics, I think a challenger has to beat the black panther plus 6 of his best warriors beforehand. Could be wrong about that.

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[Victοr]

Whippipo need to be BARKED at!

https://verysmartbrothas.theroot.com/we-need-to-start-barking-at-white-people-who-speak-out-1823131315

>bark at people
>me superior melanin-enriched supergenius

I genuinely hope these people don't exist. That's it's just clickbait. Otherwise, well, there's only one solution.



But after reading the comments, I genuinely weep for humanity. Their ******* idol (whose books they've never read; bar maybe Hudlin's KANGZ-Saga) would slap them and throw them of the YUGE Wakandan walls.

 

[Biojex]

>bark at people
>me superior melanin-enriched supergenius

I genuinely hope these people don't exist. That's it's just clickbait. Otherwise, well, there's only one solution.


But after reading the comments, I genuinely weep for humanity. Their ******* idol (whose books they've never read; bar maybe Hudlin's KANGZ-Saga) would slap them and throw them of the YUGE Wakandan walls.

My favorite comment

I’ll agree it was epic; especially when he said he feed him to his children. That look and the white sweat that followed was everything.

 

[crows]

His remarks at the council suggests he refutes these notions though - correct?

and you believed him?