Actually, sitting in it IN his black panther attire is solid symbolism of transition from protector to king.swimmerbabe11 said:
In that case, he should be standing beside the throne, not in it.
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agreed. standing next to an empty throne shows him morning the loss of his King (father). Him sitting in the throne shows his struggle between soldier and politician.AgMarauder04 said:Actually, sitting in it IN his black panther attire is solid symbolism of transition from protector to king.swimmerbabe11 said:
In that case, he should be standing beside the throne, not in it.
The best Ill give you is standing in front of the empty throne.
That image does portray any type of transition to me.
That image does portray any type of transition to me.
What an AWFUL photoshop job on that Black Panther poster.
So perfect.
Throne room looks Asgardian to me
TajMaballer said:
That trailer made up for any shenanigans that were pulled with that poster.
I'm. All. In.
This is one of my favorite characters, which means I'm both super excited about this and also really nervous about how it could turn out. I'm loving how this looks so far
I cant decide whether to make a sherlock joke or a hobbit joke 
life is too hard.
life is too hard.
Hells yeah.
In! Plus its Coogler and that dude is a natural using film to tell a story.
Good lord that looks amazing.
Its beautiful!
Wowowowowowow.
****ing badass trailer. This film might already be in my top echelon of Marvel films.
RTJ!!!!!
Between the cast, the director, and the setting, this could be a phenomenal movie. I hate having high expectations for a movie but holy crap this looks amazing.
Looks good.
So I take it that is actually set prior to Civil War? That guy the Hobbit is interrogating is the same guy who lost an arm to Ultron. Or did Ultron kill him? And did I see BP's dad?
So I take it that is actually set prior to Civil War? That guy the Hobbit is interrogating is the same guy who lost an arm to Ultron. Or did Ultron kill him? And did I see BP's dad?
Watch again, doesn't look like he's got much of an arm.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Looks good.
So I take it that is actually set prior to Civil War? That guy the Hobbit is interrogating is the same guy who lost an arm to Ultron. Or did Ultron kill him? And did I see BP's dad?
The movie is set after Civil War.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Looks good.
So I take it that is actually set prior to Civil War? That guy the Hobbit is interrogating is the same guy who lost an arm to Ultron. Or did Ultron kill him? And did I see BP's dad?
I've said it before, but now having seen a trailer... if this movie is half as good as that trailer makes it out to be, Marvel will spin Black Panther/Wakanda off into its own franchise. And I don't just mean Black Panther 2 & 3, but a whole world of movies and maybe even a show. I haven't heard a single thing officially or not in that regard, it's just that something about this feels like it has the potential to be really special.
Just like with Wonder Woman being the first, true, female-led superhero movie in the modern era, and seeing massive success, this could be an even bigger hit as the first, true, African American-led superhero movie (again, in the post-X-men era). This world not only seems insanely rich with story/history, but I could see audiences - the black community, especially - really, truly connecting with it. But it all rests on Ryan Coogler's shoulders, and I have every confidence that he's going to deliver.
Just like with Wonder Woman being the first, true, female-led superhero movie in the modern era, and seeing massive success, this could be an even bigger hit as the first, true, African American-led superhero movie (again, in the post-X-men era). This world not only seems insanely rich with story/history, but I could see audiences - the black community, especially - really, truly connecting with it. But it all rests on Ryan Coogler's shoulders, and I have every confidence that he's going to deliver.
Also, "It's hard for a good man to be king" is a phenomenal tagline/theme. Any trailer that hones in on the thematic heart/argument of the movie, rather than the actual plot, tells me the movie itself is super confident not only in the story it has to tell, but the arc of its main character. - i.e. they know what the hell they're doing, have a clear aim, and are executing it with confidence from day one in the marketing.
He's not African American.....he is straight up African.TCTTS said:
I've said it before, but now having seen a trailer... if this movie is half as good as that trailer makes it out to be, Marvel will spin Black Panther/Wakanda off into its own franchise. And I don't just mean Black Panther 2 & 3, but a whole world of movies and maybe even a show. I haven't heard a single thing officially or not in that regard, it's just that something about this feels like it has the potential to be really special.
Just like with Wonder Woman being the first, true, female-led superhero movie in the modern era, and seeing massive success, this could be an even bigger hit as the first, true, African American-led superhero movie (again, in the post-X-men era). This world not only seems insanely rich with story/history, but I could see audiences - the black community, especially - really, truly connecting with it. But it all rests on Ryan Coogler's shoulders, and I have every confidence that he's going to deliver.
The actor is African American. You know what I mean.
Donald Glover is in this, right?
Also, I'm in for any movie that uses RTJ in the soundtrack.
Also, I'm in for any movie that uses RTJ in the soundtrack.
He's not, but:
Chadwick Boseman (Civil War)
Michael B Jordan (Creed)
Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
Danai Gurira (Walking Dead)
Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out)
Sterling K Brown (The People vs OJ Simpson)
Angela Bassett
Forrest Whitaker
Chadwick Boseman (Civil War)
Michael B Jordan (Creed)
Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave)
Danai Gurira (Walking Dead)
Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out)
Sterling K Brown (The People vs OJ Simpson)
Angela Bassett
Forrest Whitaker
Will Forest Whitaker be the first person to have significant roles in both the MCU and Star Wars?
I am not so sure I'd call his role in R1 significant.CowtownAg06 said:
Will Forest Whitaker be the first person to have significant roles in both the MCU and Star Wars?
aggie1906 said:I am not so sure I'd call his role in R1 significant.CowtownAg06 said:
Will Forest Whitaker be the first person to have significant roles in both the MCU and Star Wars?
I guess I mean characters that are a part of the plot and you know their name. Not just, oh yeah that guy flew and X wing and was a hydra agent for 30 seconds.
Knew I was forgetting some obvious ones from prequels...
Sam Jackson and Natalie Portman. Also Madds Mikkelson from Dr Stange and R1. Obviously I googled.
Sam Jackson and Natalie Portman. Also Madds Mikkelson from Dr Stange and R1. Obviously I googled.
It's funny you mention spinning off Wakanda into its own movie franchise because that's what they are doing in the comics right now. They currently have the main Black Panther story written by Ta-Nehisi Coates and World of Wakanda which tells different stories that aren't centered on T'Challa. Coates oversees the stories and they relate together like a shared universe, but can be read separately.
And there's another new comic Black Panther and the Crew which is only going to be 6 issues long. The last year has been great for Black Panther fans!
And there's another new comic Black Panther and the Crew which is only going to be 6 issues long. The last year has been great for Black Panther fans!
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