BLACK PANTHER (AN UNPROFESSIONAL REVIEW)

The buzz about Black Panther was much, the trailer, the media, had us all anticipating the release. And when it was finally out, it exceeded our expectations. Maybe because i'm black, and this movie represents us. which ever way, there is no doubt that this is the best of Marvel so far. Let's talk about Director Ryan Coogler, he is a 31 year old African-American, that has been successful in other movies he directed. He directed Fruitvale Station and Creed, now you will agree with me that those movies were just awesome. What inspires me is how far this young man have gone at such a young age, i get inspired when young people are shaking the world in their various skills. Now look at Black Panther, how was he even able to put this such a movie together? I'm inspired, really inspired to work smarter. And each time i'm tempted to be lazy, i remember that Cooglar, probably didn't go this far by sleeping.

You can be whatever you want.

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Now i'm supposed to be writing a review not a motivational speech. I'm not even a professional Reviewer neither do i have the ambiguous words of rotten tomatoes reviewers, but i know what the word beautiful means. I know that beautiful means that something is pleasing, excellent, of a high standard. That said,

Black Panther is beautiful..
In every way a movie can be.

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After the death of his father, Tchalla returns to his country Wakanda, a technologically advanced African country to take his rightful place as King.

Whoever wrote the story is a genius.. Sorry, not whoever, Ryan Coogler and Joe Robert Cole are both geniuses. It's basic story is what happens in African countries in the olden days. When a king dies and his son tries to succeed the throne, there is always an adversary to challenge him, that is completely African. Wakanda may be a fictional nation, but it is not far from the truth. The world see African nations as 3rd world poor countries, who can barely feed themselves. Some people even think we are animals living in the bush, but that is not true. We are richly blessed, with natural resources and an extremely rich culture. The Wakanda culture is just a tip of an iceberg compared to the real life African cultures. The only problem we have is our greedy politicians.

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King Tchalla is a man of substance, he will do anything to protect his nation, The resources of his nation were used to develop it. His country first before himself. If only our leaders will learn from him. We might not have Vibranium, but we have a vast natural resources, oil, coal, zinc etc that can develop our nations, but sadly our leaders are after themselves first and do not care if the country languish in pain and poverty.

P.S Again, i know i'm supposed to be reviewing the movie, but i'm not a professional reviewer. I simply write about this movies based on how i felt. So what i write are my thoughts. How i felt and still feel.

Chadwick Boseman's performance as Tchalla was superb, it was as though he was born to do that. Not just him, but the surrounding casts, their performances were on point and Black Panther won't have been great without them. Coogler made the right choice of casts, plus i love the way the movie was directed. The humour in the movie is generous, the costume design is to die for, the soundtrack for each fighting scene is just thrilling.

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Like i said, Black panther is beautiful in every way a movie can be. The first African superhero movie, probably the one with the most loved villain, yes, the villain is adorable and the best so far.

Black Panther is showing in cinemas and it's weekend already!! What are waiting for? go ahead and make your weekend a memorable one.

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