This is not at all important for the movie, but I really loved Black Panther in the Avengers comics from 2015 because he was dealing with a lot of morality issues surrounding what he would do to protect his people. The idea was that men have the luxury of being moral, but kings do not. It caused him to butt heads with Steve Rogers and it was just a really satisfying examination of his character for me. I really hope that they incorporate some of that in this or future BP movies.TCTTS said:
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.
And he scores with the Star Wars/Marvel/LOTR trifecta.W.C. Griffin '09 said:
Andy Serkis, too, if Klaw is a major player in this one
W.C. Griffin '09 said:
Andy Serkis, too, if Klaw is a major player in this one
I see it more clearly now after having watched on my laptop as opposed to when I watched it last night on my iPad.fig96 said: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?
AMW2010 said:
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Both your points are primarily why Black Panther is one of my favorite characters and why this movie has the potential the be one of the best in the MCU. There is so much potential for moral conflict and serious character development, as opposed to a super hero who is essentially just a hero with general hero responsibilities. Black Panther has a kingdom to lead and answer to as well, and a lot of potential for conflicts of character. Given that Michael B. Jordan is playing Killmonger and some lines/scenes from the trailer, I'm optimistic that they'll explore some of these issues.Red Five said:This is not at all important for the movie, but I really loved Black Panther in the Avengers comics from 2015 because he was dealing with a lot of morality issues surrounding what he would do to protect his people. The idea was that men have the luxury of being moral, but kings do not. It caused him to butt heads with Steve Rogers and it was just a really satisfying examination of his character for me. I really hope that they incorporate some of that in this or future BP movies.TCTTS said:
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.
Didn't he do motion capture stuff in the Apes movies, or am I thinking of someone else?fig96 said:And he scores with the Star Wars/Marvel/LOTR trifecta.W.C. Griffin '09 said:
Andy Serkis, too, if Klaw is a major player in this one
Good call, he absolutely did for Cesar.MooreTrucker said:Didn't he do motion capture stuff in the Apes movies, or am I thinking of someone else?fig96 said:And he scores with the Star Wars/Marvel/LOTR trifecta.W.C. Griffin '09 said:
Andy Serkis, too, if Klaw is a major player in this one
If it was still the early 90's, I'd be excited for a Venom movie also......M.C. Swag said:
lol I was gonna say, I'm actually excited for a venom movie.
Yeah, I want good Venom, and the scenario going into this doesn't give me a lot of hope.rhutton125 said:
I want Venom more than almost anything but I want him in the MCU. Sony needs to keep their grubby paws off of him and any other Marvel properties.
MooreTrucker said:
#3 is Ruffalo, right? Who's #4?
Champ Bailey said:MooreTrucker said:
#3 is Ruffalo, right? Who's #4?
A big Beyonce fan.
MooreTrucker said:
Oh. Haven't seen Dr. Strange yet.
