Best Review: It so happened that the ‘Black Panther’ is like Carthage. She should have died. King T’Challa was played by Chadwick Bozeman. He played, entered the host of the African-American pantheon and flew away into the sunset from a terrible illness. In the same way, his hero passed away – he disappeared in the prime of life from an illogical and deadly ailment, which even the doctors of Wakanda could not cure. To shoot the second part of ‘Black Panther’ is an exceptional courage. To shoot the second part of ‘Black Panther’ like this is a real respect.
Marvel knows how to make terrible tribute films. “Black Widow”, filmed after the death of Natasha Romanoff, looks hard even for ultra-fans of Scarlett Johansson. ‘Wakanda Forever’ on the contrary is an example of high-quality homage, with a normal dose of tears and a pinch of outgoing superhero greatness.
The sequel of the emergency is an extremely important film for the inner meanings of BLM. Wakanda is not a specific state, it is a dream world of Africa without the horrors of colonization. The illusion that at least here a person to a person is not a wolf. Africa of untapped wealth. A continent that has not lost its brothers and sisters in slave shackles.
The Black panther in this world of Afrofuturism is not a specific leader, but a transient symbol. A shell of the honest and correct, capable, if necessary, of protecting and Jesuitically giving a fifth point. The world is changing – and the one who will remind you that the lives of blacks are also important remains. As a symbol, as Chadwick, as anyone worthy after him.
The main advantage of “Wakanda forever” is the style and very verified ethno-aesthetics. In Shang Chi, Americanized China only mimicked, Americanized Africa is a normal aka ace kool.
Rihanna is very relevant here, having remade a couple of old hits and recorded a couple of new ones. We add the coolest Swedish composer Joransson, who has lived in Africa for many years, and a whole gang of the best African voices of modern music such as Burna Boy, Fireboy DML and Busiswa
I’m very excited about how Marvel is expanding its geography. Now we have reached the Maya (underwater Wakanda near the coast of Mexico). And they do everything very correctly – they fit it into the historical context (for example, they explain the mystery of the death of the Mayan civilization), take into account cultural peculiarities, even force Latin actors to speak ancient languages. It’s just a pity that Talokan itself (the very new state) came out average and, if desired, you can find a lot of contradictions in this line.
I also liked the new inventor – Riri, performed by Dominique Thorne. With the right disclosure, such a modernized Tony Stark will come out.
There is a lot of good acting in ‘Wakanda’ in general (not so often in Marvel films). Angella Bassett will receive an Oscar nomination for her role as the Queen Mother. Letitia Wright (T’Challa’s sister) fit perfectly into the basic model that blacks and not only teenage girls will want to look like. Well, Lupita Nyong’o just played the most family and warm image in the filmography.
As a result, ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is almost an exemplary sequel. Honoring the memory of Chadwick Bozeman, he develops the story, rejects the victory of death and carries very correct meanings.
