6 months on from black panther....

[EdWins]

I wish I can go back to February that was a dope ass month for me -_-

and yeah black pa ther IS a landmark film imo but some of these quotes are a little exaggerated

[Derranged]

Whoever said all that is getting a bit carried away.

[DoubleLeftH00k]

Whoever said all that is getting a bit carried away.

Critics has gone soft
Make a amovie about gay love and youll have 90+ score on critics sites

[Prince Madison]

Whoever said all that is getting a bit carried away.

yep, was a different person for each quote aswell.

[Larry the boss]

Stfu beech
I watch black panther the anime and the rest of the super hero movies and animes loved all them
From the director through the cast u can feel the politics they pushing hrough that movie

From the scene where a white dude was gonna say something
Then the tribe king disrupted him trying to tell him he has no right to speak

From the sister complaining of the brother bringing a “white man” to wakanda

Leave my super hero movies alone

Well that happened in real life to black people

[abracada]

'it will be taught in school, debated among intellectuals, it will be seen as the moment everything changed.'

'Marvel's Black Panther film means so much to so many people. '

'It's difficult to measure the importance of a film like this'

'Black Panther" is a cultural landmark'

'a game changer'

'you cant overemphasise the importance of this film'

'a defining moment for america'

'its changed everything for people of colour'

Some of the quotes about this film from critics and journalists. When released in february the film black panther was seen as a groundbreaking moment in culture as you can see above, with some people even turning up to watch the film in suits due to its perceived importance. So 6 months on, what has the legacy of the film been and what has changed in society? Was the importance of the film in terms of promoting a cultural shift overstated or understated?

And no racism please, this is a discussion about the role of film in promoting societal change

No idea about all this political stuff! But I still enjoying watching the 4K version of it, strong plot.

[Larry the boss]

Why is that? Probably because that’s how they lived for thousands of years without evolving much...

Africa is not only what you see on tv man



Kenya


kill the ignorance

[DoubleLeftH00k]

Well that happened in real life to black people

And u asked me wheres the politics?

Dumbarse

[Larry the boss]

And u asked me wheres the politics?

Dumbarse

Thats not politics, that is just the reverse roll of what happened in reality..dont see you crying about that..and im far from dumb so save your insults..you are not better nor above me so get off of your high horse

[Vlad_]

Africa is not only what you see on tv man



Kenya


kill the ignorance

So you’re showing me a bunch of nice buildings built by European and American firms developped by WHITES????

For example, those buildings in Kenya were designed and built by Triad, a firm funded by two British architects.

http://triad.co.ke/history/

Hahahaha Larry come back with some photos of something not engineered or built by white people. Because even Wakanda was invented by white americans...