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get this dealThe latest chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has arrived on Disney+, where Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is now streaming in Canada.
Originally released on November 11, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is the final movie of Phase 4 in the MCU and the sequel to Black Panther (2018). Following the death of King T'Challa, the fate of Wakanda is left in the hands of Shuri, M'Baku, Okoye and the Dora Milaje when a new threat emerges from the oceans.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has received mostly positive reviews, with praise for its character development and action sequences. In addition, the film is the latest title to be available in IMAX Enhanced, an exclusive Disney+ feature where you can stream select movies in IMAX's expanded 1.90:1 aspect ratio.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is available to stream for all Disney+ subscribers starting February 1 – sign up for Disney+ to start streaming, starting at just $11.99 per month.
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View allWasn't a fan of Namor.
I would say the best character is the former General of the Wakanda girl power squad. I loved her response to Midnight Angel.
Sorry, best character is Val. Dreyfus is amazing.
Completely ridiculous that they even had a Carrier.
Equally ridiculous for them to have subs.
Everything they have should be flight based.
There's one out there presumably promoting the physical media release
Maybe I'm wrong but the thought that went into depicting a live action Namor increases my respect for the creative teams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EafV82hFEks
Edit: I see the second movie is already available in HD on some of the shady sites I visit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAbjLWrphHM
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Finally got around to watching it last night....
I also liked it, but am not sure I can fully agree with them doing a good job on BP's passing.
The one thing that made MCU great up until Endgame was the interconnection of movies/universe, and they really failed with this movie in that regard.
BP 1 and BP 2 really work well with each other, but not so much with MCU.
At this point, it really seems like the MCU approach to snap/blip has been pointless, and just confusing.
In short - Wakanda had 5 years where T'Challa was snapped. How did they handle that?
Also - Wakanda showed zero signs that they had, at any point, lost half of their population, then got them back 5 years later.
Not even a mention. Like it never happened.
It is also frustrating to watch this movie, and not be clear when this is happening - a few months after Endgame, a couple of years?
How long was T'Challa back after the snap, only to die once more?
Having their Monarch die, then be resurrected, only to die once again, would obviously have an impact on Wakandan society.
It is a fairly significant plot-hole.
I would however agree - they did a great job with the Marvel logo. The theatre was full, and you could have heard a pin drop at that moment. Very powerful.
I also appreciated the diverse casting, the approach with Namor, and not running with "Atlantis".
I loved the cool tech combined with ocean animal help approach.
Loved the Siren like hypnotic effect.
The biggest gripe I felt was with the massive Wakanda battle ship.
Wakanda is land locked - why would they ever have this built, and where would they keep it?
Design wise, it did not look like it could fly.
As advanced as Wakanda is, I find it difficult to believe it was built within a short span of time, which would have to be the case because of the unawareness of this other civilization.
Much less conflicted with Riri and her armour. They established she is a tech genius savant, and she had already built prototype armour with the limited resources that she had (similar to the Mark I of Tony Stark).
With access to Wakanda tech, as well as the experts in that field, I expect it would be fairly easy for her to build that armour.
Bit of a tougher stretch to buy in to her being to control it well without loads of practice.
In any case - I very much enjoyed watching this movie. It worked very well as a sequel, so long as you are willing to forget the bigger MCU picture.
Guess, this thread will be bumped with more reviews when WAKANDA FOREVER shows up on Disney+ maybe before 2023? Or maybe even later in January in the new year.
The movie did a good job of addressing Tchalla’s passing but some plot points were a bit ridiculous.
Esp the new character that invented a whole ton of stuff….whatttt???!
Felt so rushed that part….perhaps they can flesh out that origin story in another movie
Decent but think it is overhyped.
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There has been a few Disney movies banned in China the last few years.
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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movie ... 235177951/
I also really liked the diversity in the casting which was also reflected in the cool soundtrack. The movie sets up future plot points as we move into the next MCU phase.
Only one (fairly important) mid-credit scene. Personally I'm glad I avoided this thread and didn't have some aspects of the film spoiled.
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I suspect certain members of the "audience" are standing back and standing by to "score" it
(X-Men 74 reprints the story from 26)
I'm just saying that the Marvel Ultimates universe and the MCU has shown that making changes to long-standing characters can be beneficial or aren't so negatively received, so why not make a bold change to Namor too, especially if it makes his backstory richer? I mean, are we gonna be mad that Atlanteans don't have blue skin either?
In the comics, Scott Lang does become Ant-Man, though, so that part wasn't wrong. But it would have been nice to have Hank Pym as Ant-Man, so you could have Alicia Silverstone play Janet Van Dyne.
In the comics, Hawkeye became Goliath (Ant-Man goes big, aka Giant Man) for awhile.
I suppose they could've introduced Atlantis but really Snyder got there first cinematically I'd guess he's claimed as Caucasian since there have been criticisms of race swapping, pretty sure those aren't upset 'cause an Asian actor wasn't cast YMMV
I do miss the widow's peak
They made Nick Fury Black in the Ultimates, which has been a welcome change... And he's a character that's been around since the 60s.
Similarly, nobody seems to care that MCU Ant Man isn't Hank Pym, who plays a pretty big role in a lot of the Avengers stories, and created Ultron.
The idea of the multiverse negates all of these changes anyway, and you can still believe that Namor is an ambiguously Asian-inspired mutant if you want to stick with Eart-616. But I'm personally curious to see how they treat Talocan (aka Atlantis) origin story here.