"Love is now (2014)" Dir. Jim Lounsbury Cautivadora e inteligentemente montada.

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"Love is now (2014)" Dir. Jim Lounsbury Cautivadora e inteligentemente montada.
In the parties where it be so packed
And the atmosphere be so Black- Mos Def
Black Panther has redefined what a superhero film can be. Just as Blade proved superhero films can be adapted to film successfully, Ryan Coogler’s directorial vision in Black Panther provides new routes for hero films where art can imitate life closer than ever. Every factor of this movie, from the writing and visuals, are tools for the cast and characters to explore and manipulate the world around them.
The film starts off Black as fuck from the jump. Forget what you’ve seen in the commercials because you’re not walking in with an idea where this script is headed, and the journey is all the better for that. (Shout out to The Lion King — you’ll know when you see it). Black Panther picks up a week after the events of Captain America: Civil War with the capture of Zemo. T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) and General of the Dora Milaje, Okoye (Danai Gurira), bust a human trafficking ring to bring in their field operative, Nakia (Lupita Nyong’o). Nakia is T’Challa’s ex, and actually needed no help whatsoever in taking down this ring down. That point is made from jump. But T’Challa informs Nakia of his father T’Chaka’s (John Kani) passing. He is to be crowned King and he wants her to be there.
Welcome to Jamrock Wakanda
We’ve been introduced to the technology of Wakanda for a while, but actually seeing it up close and personal? None of y’all are ready. Everything is intricate, even the way their ships are piloted are ways we don’t comprehend. Okoye sits with her legs crossed and moves her hands in motions similar to Tom Cruise navigating the board on Minority Report, but even more intricately and calmly. You gotta see it to comprehend it. Wakanda looks gorgeous as soon as we see it, and it’s incredible to see a nation on this scale with a sense of how far advanced they are from the rest of the world. T’Challa is greeted by his moms, Queen Mother Ramonda (Angela Bassett), and his sister Shuri (Letitia Wright). The best interactions in this movie stem from T’Challa with his family and contemporaries, but the scene stealers are between him and Shuri. There’s chemistry with every character, but that chemistry between an older and younger sibling is something special as we see the cool older brother getting brought up to speed by his genius outside-the-box creative younger sister.
During Panther’s coronation, hosted by his advisor Zuri (Forest Whitaker), we see other tribes that make up the great nation of Wakanda. Five royal tribes to be exact, with one of those tribes led by M’Baku (Winston Duke) of the Jabari tribe. M’Baku has a few… words for T’Challa. Everything about the coronation and rituals of the Wakandans is flames, and I was searching the crowd for the best church hats and outfits because the costume designs by Ruth E. Carter are bright, vibrant, and completely bodying Afro-futurism. The movie moves forward once we see Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) and Lord, off the cuff, we see just how smart, militant, and cunning he is. You gon’ love it.
The best villain is a justified villain
Killmonger tells no lies during his screen time, and it becomes very clear that Michael B. Jordan is the only actor who could encompass this character and be the antagonist to T’Challa. Killmonger is working unison with Klaw (Andy Serkis) to steal liberate an artifact that has ties to Wakanda. If you thought Klaw was a one-note villain, you’ll be surprised by Serkis’ performance. He is easily one of the most fun villains to watch in Marvel, especially with the animosity between he and Wakanda. Wakanda hates this guy, he’s their Paul Logan/Tomato Lotion (Tomi Lahren). T’Challa’s head of security, W’Kabi (Daniel Kaluuya), wants Klaw canceled like Big Bang Theory.
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