ITbomb:
That means you will be watching Infinity Wars in December

theunnamed:
The movie is overrated, but, boy do you serious trust issues...

BlackPantherCri:


No vex, when did that one come out

BlackPantherCri:
I know I'm a bit stale but I really feel compelled to post this and see if there is anyone out there that shares my opinion.

There were so many encomiums around the black panther movie, I did not get a chance to see it until it came out on Netflix a few days ago.

...and I was thoroughly disturbed.
the first time, I finally watched #BlackPanther and I was very disappointed! The entire plot was entertaining but there was a deep underlying message... WITCHCRAFT!

Wakanda technology...Terrestial powers Witchcraft

Dora Milaje (Iya Aje)... Witches...why are women protectors of wakanda? Women are mostly witches na

Wakanda nation... Spiritual realm of the dark continent Africa, shielded from the rest of the world and seen as third world country made up of farmers.

War dogs... village people with monitoring spirit who will not let someone be great

Zuri... Ifa priest

Erik Killmonger... Disgruntled African Americans who cannot move on from being sold from Africa into slavery and believe Africa needs a revolution

The various tribes are symbolic of various African Traditional religions United by witchcraft... Or how else can you explain someone controlling a car in South Korea while sitting in a shrine in Africa?

They should just jejeje come out plain and depict us as witches practicing black magic...

I couldn't wrap my head around any technology that will make someone to be in Africa and be controlling car in South Korea... Their consistent use of beads (cowries in African Traditional Religion), why is there AJE (witch) in Dora Milaje? They went as far as using Sambisa forest in Nigeria and Boko Haram which are real life situations.

They used jazz to heal the white man, called it technology... Which bullet wound heals overnight? It even seemed the movie crew spent a good amount of time watching Nollywood Yoruba movies, the one they were seeing Ancestors upanddan like Odunlade Adekola and Adebayo Salami. Esp the part they asked M' TChalla to come with them to the other side,of the he said, No, he is going back. That was where I gave up. The herb they used for crowing Kings depict the use of herbs and spices for jazz.

Ulyesses Klaue that came to steal Vibranium - white man that came to steal african artifacts in the previous centuries. So they they showed Benin mask and Benin technology... They gave us the full hint that Benin Edo State is Wakanda when Erik went to London to steal the Vibranium axe from the West African Exhibit in the Museum. The exhibitor explicitly said the artifact also came from Benin. Haba! Being an Edo girl with vast exposure to the magnanimity of Edo jazz, I was only pained by the entire movie.

By the way, the Jabari tribe that went to live in the Mountains and refused to join Wakanda... Biafra people. I rest my case.

My critic is open to criticism

BlackPantherCri:
I know I'm a bit stale but I really feel compelled to post this and see if there is anyone out there that shares my opinion.

There were so many encomiums around the black panther movie, I did not get a chance to see it until it came out on Netflix a few days ago.

...and I was thoroughly disturbed.
the first time, I finally watched #BlackPanther and I was very disappointed! The entire plot was entertaining but there was a deep underlying message... WITCHCRAFT!

Wakanda technology...Terrestial powers Witchcraft

Dora Milaje (Iya Aje)... Witches...why are women protectors of wakanda? Women are mostly witches na

Wakanda nation... Spiritual realm of the dark continent Africa, shielded from the rest of the world and seen as third world country made up of farmers.

War dogs... village people with monitoring spirit who will not let someone be great

Zuri... Ifa priest

Erik Killmonger... Disgruntled African Americans who cannot move on from being sold from Africa into slavery and believe Africa needs a revolution

The various tribes are symbolic of various African Traditional religions United by witchcraft... Or how else can you explain someone controlling a car in South Korea while sitting in a shrine in Africa?

They should just jejeje come out plain and depict us as witches practicing black magic...

I couldn't wrap my head around any technology that will make someone to be in Africa and be controlling car in South Korea... Their consistent use of beads (cowries in African Traditional Religion), why is there AJE (witch) in Dora Milaje? They went as far as using Sambisa forest in Nigeria and Boko Haram which are real life situations.

They used jazz to heal the white man, called it technology... Which bullet wound heals overnight? It even seemed the movie crew spent a good amount of time watching Nollywood Yoruba movies, the one they were seeing Ancestors upanddan like Odunlade Adekola and Adebayo Salami. Esp the part they asked M' TChalla to come with them to the other side,of the he said, No, he is going back. That was where I gave up. The herb they used for crowing Kings depict the use of herbs and spices for jazz.

Ulyesses Klaue that came to steal Vibranium - white man that came to steal african artifacts in the previous centuries. So they they showed Benin mask and Benin technology... They gave us the full hint that Benin Edo State is Wakanda when Erik went to London to steal the Vibranium axe from the West African Exhibit in the Museum. The exhibitor explicitly said the artifact also came from Benin. Haba! Being an Edo girl with vast exposure to the magnanimity of Edo jazz, I was only pained by the entire movie.

By the way, the Jabari tribe that went to live in the Mountains and refused to join Wakanda... Biafra people. I rest my case.

My critic is open to criticism