Black Panther

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Black Panther Available in Theaters

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Rotten Tomatos censoring negative reviews for Black Panther

www.oneangrygamer.net/2018/02/rotten-tomatoes-will-censor-negative-hate-speech-reviews-black-panther/51050/

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

This is unfortunate. Not only for the movie's sake but the fact that this has gotten so bad in entertainment says a lot.

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Yesterday I went to see Black Panther, from what I've seen was actually enjoyable here is a brief story: The movie itself started from when a boy wanted to hear a story from his father about Wakanda. Long ago a falling meteorite crash into Africa which contained vibranium, where the different tribes battle each other over it, and one of the warrior ate a heart-shaped herb which it was effected by metal vibranium which gave the warrior super powers which he became the first Black Panther, which he used his power to conquer the land to form into the Kingdom of Wakanda with the vibranium becomes an advance civilization with all the fancy tech completely exclusive to their own tribe, and hidden from the rest of world including to other African countries even avoid any wars through out centuries. Which is pretty much an African version of Wonder Woman's Themyscira.

Then fast forward to 1992 in Oakland, which kids are playing basketball and one kid was looking up at the apartment where we get to see 2 gang members loading up their guns and had the vibranium in their hands which they got the door knocked which the guys hid their stuff. When they check their door it was a tribal warrior of woman, and the king showed up T'Chaka which the first gang showed his under lips which was N'Jobu were greeting each other and were discussing about that vibranium was stolen mainly by a black market arms dealer Klaue when he manage to infiltrate Wakanda. Which the King knew N'Jobu was responsible, and N'Jobu realized his partner was an undercover which was Zuri. When N'Jobu try to attack, T'Chaka killed him.

Which our hero T'Challa becoming the next King after his father T'Chaka has died during the events Captain America: Civil War, just until another tribe that wanted to challenge T'Challa which he fights against the leader M'Baku (Man-Ape) where T'Challa had some struggle when he was using his shield & spear but took M'Baku down with his fist. Meanwhile at the British Museum we have our main villain (Erik) of the movie checking out some history artifacts and was getting some guide from a female who works at the museum, which the villain was checking a spear which he knew it was from Wakanda which he wanted but the female refused, there was some arguments when people wanted the guy to leave the female wasn't feeling well and passed out. Which paramedics came in and been shooting people down, which Klaue (paramedics) let one run off, not really he shot him.

The movie is about politics which involves keeping their vibranium to themselves, and prioritizing their own citizens rather than outsiders. T'Challa having to face against his lost cousin Erik/Killmonger (which his father N'Jobu was murdered) for the throne of the King. The movie does have funny moments, and the story itself was good something I would expect from an isolated world to maintaining a kingdom.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Feb 17, 2018 5:03:00 GMT -5 Nyu Nozomi Hyuga said:

Yesterday I went to see Black Panther, from what I've seen was actually enjoyable here is a brief story: The movie itself started from when a boy wanted to hear a story from his father about Wakanda. Long ago a falling meteorite crash into Africa which contained vibranium, where the different tribes battle each other over it, and one of the warrior ate a heart-shaped herb which it was effected by metal vibranium which gave the warrior super powers which he became the first Black Panther, which he used his power to conquer the land to form into the Kingdom of Wakanda with the vibranium becomes an advance civilization with all the fancy tech completely exclusive to their own tribe, and hidden from the rest of world including to other African countries even avoid any wars through out centuries. Which is pretty much an African version of Wonder Woman's Themyscira.

Then fast forward to 1992 in Oakland, which kids are playing basketball and one kid was looking up at the apartment where we get to see 2 gang members loading up their guns and had the vibranium in their hands which they got the door knocked which the guys hid their stuff. When they check their door it was a tribal warrior of woman, and the king showed up T'Chaka which the first gang showed his under lips which was N'Jobu were greeting each other and were discussing about that vibranium was stolen mainly by a black market arms dealer Klaue when he manage to infiltrate Wakanda. Which the King knew N'Jobu was responsible, and N'Jobu realized his partner was an undercover which was Zuri. When N'Jobu try to attack, T'Chaka killed him.

Which our hero T'Challa becoming the next King after his father T'Chaka has died during the events Captain America: Civil War, just until another tribe that wanted to challenge T'Challa which he fights against the leader M'Baku (Man-Ape) where T'Challa had some struggle when he was using his shield & spear but took M'Baku down with his fist. Meanwhile at the British Museum we have our main villain (Erik) of the movie checking out some history artifacts and was getting some guide from a female who works at the museum, which the villain was checking a spear which he knew it was from Wakanda which he wanted but the female refused, there was some arguments when people wanted the guy to leave the female wasn't feeling well and passed out. Which paramedics came in and been shooting people down, which Klaue (paramedics) let one run off, not really he shot him.

The movie is about politics which involves keeping their vibranium to themselves, and prioritizing their own citizens rather than outsiders. T'Challa having to face against his lost cousin Erik/Killmonger (which his father N'Jobu was murdered) for the throne of the King. The movie does have funny moments, and the story itself was good something I would expect from an isolated world to maintaining a kingdom.

How would you rate it compared to the rest of the MCU?

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Is it necessary to give it a rating, along with compare how MCU Movies stand compare to Black Panther? Even other MCU movies which has been awhile since I've seen them from Iron Man, Thor, Captain America etc.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Oh I was just wondering if you thought it was about as good as those. Hopefully so since MCU is good with their films compared to DC (which is improving somewhat).