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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Movie Review
12 November 2022|Movies
The movie Black Panther is a masterpiece in many ways. One of the most
important and noticeable themes in the movie is feminism. Although the
movie was not made to be a feminist movie, it has become an example of
what feminism should look like in our society.
It is vital to emphasize that women in this novel are not merely passive
characters but active participants with agency and power. The women
have different roles and responsibilities within Wakanda, which gives

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them independence and authority. They are not just wives or mothers;
they are warriors and leaders that make decisions for their country.
A Marvel film, Black Panther, is not to be missed this
year!
The film "Black Panther" coming out this year can't be missed. What's
interesting about the movie is that it takes place in a fictional African
country called Wakanda.
The film has been praised for its diversity and representation of people of
colour. It's also been praised for its feminist themes and strong female

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characters. It's said that the movie will greatly impact how people perceive
Africa and Africans around the world.
Black Panther is an American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics
character of the same name. The film is the eighteenth instalment in the
Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). On November 11, 2022, the film was
released in cinemas. The film was originally intended for release in May
2022. Still, it was moved back to July 2022 before being pushed back again,
and it has been a box office hit.
After King T'Challa's death, Queen Ramonda, Shuri, M'Baku, Okoye, and
the Dora Milaje strive to safeguard their homeland from interfering
international forces. As the Wakandans prepare for their next adventure,
the heroes must team up with Nakia and Everett Ross to set a new route
for their beloved kingdom.

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The movie features an all-star cast which includes Chadwick Boseman,
Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman and
Angela Bassett, among others. It also features several new faces, such as
Letitia Wright and Winston Duke. They are sure to make an impression on
audiences everywhere!
The Symbolism of the Black Panther's Costume
The Black Panther's costume combines traditional African and Western
cultures. The suit is made of vibranium, a fictional metal in the Marvel
Universe. The vibranium suit was designed by Wakandan scientists to be
bulletproof.

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The suit also has claws that can be used as weapons made out of
vibranium. The colour of the suit symbolizes both black and white,
representing balance in nature.
The Black Panther is a fictional superhero who serves as the ruler of the
fictitious African country of Wakanda. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were the
creators of this character. He made his debut in Fantastic Four #52. (July
1966).
The Black Panther's costume has several symbolic meanings, including the
following:
1. The black panther is one of Africa's most powerful animals. In this sense,
it symbolizes power and strength.
2. The skin colour of the black panther also represents strength since it
blends in with its surroundings, making it difficult to spot at night or
when it's dark outdoors. This means that the Black Panther can strike at
any time without warning, which signifies that he can defend himself if
somebody tries to attack him or his kingdom while he sleeps or while he's
away from home on a mission to protect others from harm
3. The black panther's skin colour symbolizes power because it reminds us
of the darkness under which Africa was colonized. The Black Panther is
often seen as a symbol of everything dark and mysterious, which includes
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4. The black panther's costume also has several hidden meanings,
including the following:- The black mask signifies secrecy and mystery-
The long cape symbolizes protection (or hiding)- The claws represent
violence.
You'll Fall In Love With Shuri's Genius In The New Black
Panther Movie
The new Black Panther movie shows that being in charge of technology
and Africa's youngest princess can be done all at once!
Shuri is a young girl with an IQ of 300 and an inventor, scientist, and
engineer. She is also very funny and has a great sense of humour.
Shuri's Black Panther outfit also had white dots on the mask, which was
one of the greatest pre-release clues that she was the MCU's next Black

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Panther. She also enhanced her suit by adding her panther-shaped
gauntlets, which appear from her arms and shoot sonic blasts. This offers
Shuri's Black Panther suit a major edge over previous models, allowing her
to launch long-range assaults. Her outfit differs from Shuri's in the
comics. She is normally portrayed with a fur collar and a cloak connected
to her attire.
The previews for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever teased Shuri's new
Black Panther suit multiple times, but the film provides a much more
thorough look at the design and its unique characteristics. The Black
Panther suit preserves Shuri's nanotechnology upgrades for T'Challa in
Black Panther. It also possesses T'Challa's energy absorption and
redistribution abilities. Shuri's Black Panther costume is changed in
appearance due to various accent elements in the design. The outfit also
has gold accents, making it aesthetically comparable to T'Chaka and
Killmonger's costumes.

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Shuri's Black Panther abilities in Black Panther include: Wakanda Forever
is akin to others who have come before her. Even when she is not wearing
her Black Panther outfit, the heart-shaped plant gives her tremendous
power. Shuri seems to have heightened speed, stamina, and other physical
attributes due to her superhero metamorphosis and genius-level
cognition. All evidence point to her being at least as strong as T'Challa or
Killmonger, making her a super soldier. Shuri's abilities are enhanced
when she wears her vibranium Black Panther costume.
In the original 2018 film, Killmonger destroyed every trace of the
heart-shaped plant, and the last one was utilized to keep T'Challa alive.
The consequences of this choice will be seen when Black Panther 2 starts,
as Wakanda's absence of the strong herb means Shuri will be unable to

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heal her brother of an unspecified sickness. It also implies that no one else
can go through the heart-shaped herb process to become the next Black
Panther. Shuri is also uninterested in carrying on the legacy at the film's
start. Only when Ramonda (Angela Bassett) dies does she reevaluate her
position.
After cracking the secret to reproducing the heart-shaped plant, Shuri can
become the MCU's next Black Panther. This is only possible because
Namor gave her a bracelet containing vestiges of a rare flower that formed
the Talokan people and flourished on vibranium-enriched soil. Shuri then
drinks the new heart-shaped herb liquid to go to the Ancestral Plane,
where she encounters Killmonger in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
While she first wonders if the ritual succeeded and believes that Bast, the
panther deity, abandoned her, she quickly realizes that she does have
Black Panther's abilities.
Best Scenes of The Black Panther Movie
A fitting funeral for a king
Since the film's announcement after Chadwick Boseman's death, the fate
of the part of T'Challa has been a major source of speculation over
whether or not it would be retired or replaced. The answer is a beautiful
ode that will likely make you cry: "Wakanda Forever" starts with King
T'Challa's death from an undetected illness he kept hidden from the world

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(much as Boseman did) and finishes with a lovely funeral that takes place
throughout all of Wakanda. This is the first time the world has felt the
effects of a hero's death in the MCU, but we've seen the MCU mourn its
heroes before.
Wakanda, especially T'Challa's family and friends, are deeply mourning.
Also, there's Shuri, who tried and ultimately failed to cure her brother by
recreating the Heart-Shaped Herb that gave him Black Panther powers.
Queen Ramonda has lost her husband and firstborn child and is
inconsolable. While the death of T'Challa is the film's emotional centre, it
also has far-reaching consequences for the story and the Marvel
Cinematic Universe because of his death's ripple effect on international
tensions.
The world behaves as it pleases.

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Even before T'Challa's death, the fact that Wakanda opened up to the rest
of the world brought as many curses as gifts. In this scene, Ryan Coogler
concedes that a country possessing the most powerful metal in the world,
as well as the most powerful weaponry, but also situated in Africa, would
surely be a target for other governments attempting to acquire vibranium.
We discover this when Queen Ramona delivers a strong, moving address
before the United Nations after the United States and France accuse her
of not sharing her riches with the rest of the world. She instead discloses a
series of assaults against Wakandan outreach centres in an attempt to
obtain their weaponry. This may be the most incisive piece of political
criticism in a Marvel picture since "Iron Man" since the film touches on a
very real history of violence motivated by a desire for other nations'
resources. This concludes the previous film's plot arc and the battle
between interventionism and isolationism, demonstrating the implications
of T'Challa's actions while setting up a huge international confrontation in
which Wakanda is villainized by strong nations to steal vibranium.
Namor the Sub-Mariner (A child without love)
The debut of Namor the Sub-Mariner, one of the oldest Marvel characters,
into the MCU was one of the most anticipated parts of the film. Wakanda
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honours, but not before significantly reimagining the submerged nation
and its mutant monarch. Instead of Namor, he is known as K'uk'ulkan,
after the Yucatec Maya god of the Feathered Serpent.
The genesis tale of Namor and his people is revealed in a memorable
moment in the film. The Talokanil people are shown as real Yucatec
Mayans. The latter escaped the Spanish conquest with the help of a
vibranium-infused herb that allowed them to breathe underwater. They
are not shown as some "Ancient Aliens"-style myth of underwater people
who lived before real Mesoamerican civilizations and gave them the tools
they needed to grow.

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The flashback concludes with a scenario in which young Namor journeys
to the surface to bury his mother, only to discover her hometown in ruins
and her people imprisoned. After being besieged by the Spanish, a priest
insults Namor and his winged feet, calling him a "nio sin amor," or "kid
without love" in Spanish. K'uk'ulkan used that slur as the moniker for his
enemy: Namor, inextricably linking the figure to the true history of
genocide in what became Latin America.
The iron heart
As if introducing Namor wasn't enough, "Wakanda Forever" also maintains
the MCU's habit of handing the mantle to the next generation of Avengers.
Riri Williams, called Ironheart, is a member of the future generation. Riri, a
character who might have easily overburdened the film, instead fits the
setting of Wakanda like a glove. She unites with Shuri as two young
scientists in a society that ignores them. She fits in as a powerful and
highly sophisticated fighter in a country rich in advanced technology and
dangerous fighters.

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And in one of the film's most dramatic scenes, we witness Riri gear up for
the first time in her improvised Iron Man outfit and take off while battling
police and even a drone. It's an exciting moment that recalls the origins of
the MCU, which began with simply a guy in a cave alone with his grit and
intelligence. Riri completely embraces this, with "Wakanda Forever"
demonstrating her as intelligent as Tony, Peter Parker, or Shuri but more
resourceful due to her use of leftovers and anything she can find. It also
does an excellent job of building up the future "Ironheart" TV program by
showing a hero who is recognizable in her sense of humour but distinct
and different in her awareness of the perils her armour bears.
The King's Reappearance
This might be "Wakanda Forever's" greatest surprise.

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Killmonger's reappearance has been speculated about for years, even as a
viable candidate for the next Black Panther, even though he is — you know
— dead. Killmonger is still one of the finest villains in the MCU, although
his time with us was sadly cut short.
Nonetheless, Ryan Coogler brought Erik Killmonger back in "Wakanda
Forever" at a pivotal juncture. When Shuri recreates the Heart-Shaped
Herb and gets Black Panther abilities, she journeys to the Ancestral Plane.
Rather than meeting her brother or mother, she encounters her cousin,
N'Jadaka, aka Killmonger. It's a stunning scene, heightened by Michael B.
Jordan's amazing charisma and authority. Still, it also closes off his
narrative arc from the first film by having Shuri confront him directly
about his cowardly destruction of the herb, which directly leads to
T'Challa's death.
Watching Michael B Jordan and Letitia Wright's riff on one other is
fascinating in and of itself. Still, the sequence is also crucial to Shuri's plot
in the film. "Wakanda Forever" is about sadness and the fury that it brings.
Shuri spends the movie wanting to burn down the world, and her
encounter with Killmonger feeds that blazing fire and makes her
understand how deadly that road is.
A brand-new Black Panther

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Wasn't there any other option? When a new Black Panther was teased, it
had to be Shuri. Not simply because that's what occurs in the comics but
because it made the most sense for her character, which is usually at the
forefront of Wakandan invention, especially when producing new outfits.
That said, she had to earn her abilities, and boy, did she.
We saw Shuri struggle throughout "Wakanda Forever." She struggles to be
heard when all the seniors appear adamant about sticking to their old
ways in a quickly changing world. She is dealing with her anguish about
not being able to heal her sibling. She fights to avoid sympathizing with
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family. When Namor intends to invade Wakanda, she battles to hold him
away.
But the moment Shuri ultimately puts the suit on is a triumphant moment
that serves as the film's emotional finale. It's also a moment that proves
"Black Panther" isn't just about Chadwick Boseman. This film is larger than
him, just as T'Challa is bigger than the Black Panther. This marks the
conclusion of one chapter and the beginning of another.
M'Baku, King?
If "Wakanda Forever" is about the country and the franchise moving ahead
after a terrible tragedy and embracing the future, one of the most pivotal
moments is when Shuri refuses to attend her coronation, but M'Baku
does. We don't know what will happen, but it's reasonable to believe
M'Baku will become King of Wakanda (if Shuri doesn't want to be queen
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This would be a suitable finale to one of the MCU's most gratifying
storylines. M'Baku has evolved from an angry, distant warrior who doesn't
care about the rest of the country, one who mocks any concept of
togetherness or fellowship, but who has a heart of gold and is eager to
serve T'Challa in his hour of need. M'Baku rises to the occasion
throughout "Wakanda Forever," acting as a counsellor to Shuri, a guardian
of Wakanda, giving shelter in the Jabari mountains and battling against the
Talokanil. He's evolved into a more perceptive and compassionate leader,
so watching him ascend to the throne would be immensely fulfilling.
One final farewell

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This list would be incomplete without discussing the greatest surprise of
"Wakanda Forever."
In the sole credits scene, we learn why Nakia did not attend T'Challa's
funeral and why she was not in Wakanda during The Blip. It was later
revealed that she and T'Challa had a son called Toussaint. That is, however,
his Haitian name. What is his Wakandan name? T'Challa. Azari T'Challa,
the son of the Black Panther and Storm, debuted in 2010 and subsequently
became a member of the Next Avengers, a group made up of the sons and
daughters of the original Avengers.
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Conclusion: Wakanda Forever!
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