Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

I feel like the original film was better than the sequel as far as story progression. The movie was intriguing to watch, in deciding how to pick up after Chadwick Boseman’s death and the ending was surprising as well.

Enjoyed the first one but the second was truly one of the most boring mcu movies I have watched… like captain marvel bad.

A boring plot and a bunch of characters with cheap-looking CGI and costume.

Black Panther Wakanda forever is a heartfelt and emotional tribute to Chadwick Boseman and you can feel it in the core and the heart of this film, but it’s still has moments to move the story along and breathe new elements within the Marvel universe while doing it. Ryan Coogler was able to blend great direction Along with the very moving story of dealing with the passing of Chadwick Boseman along with adding other elements within the story, including Neamor and his heartfelt and emotional story of how his people were forced from their land and had to resort to other means of surviving in the ocean, combined with the emotional story of Wakanda and how they are dealing with the loss of the Black Panther and trying to move forward, the blend of all the different stories coming together along with moving the MCU forward as well was beautifully done and is a beautiful successor to the original Black Panther.

I finally got the time to watch and Ryan Coogler did it again. Not only was this next installment a beautiful work of art, this film truly embraced EVERYTHING that we, the fans have come to ❤️ about Marvel Studios and specifically Wakanda but, this film brought a level of truthfulness, honor, dedication, determination, respect & humanity to this franchise and Cinematic Universe. I can without doubt say this film was my favorite installment within the MCU that showed a rawness of emotion that grounded these characters. I like many fell in love with Mr. Bosman as the Black Panther but, Letitia Wright made me realize that Shuri indeed was the right choice to give Black Panther the heroic rebirth of it’s legacy that it deserved! I can’t wait to she her take on the legacy! Ryan Coogler knows what he’s doing and deserves all the flowers out there! And I’ll keep saying this, I will NEVER get over how absolutely phenomenal of a Storyteller Ryan is! He’s achieving greatness with his life and he’s putting that into his work and it shows! He’s continuation of modernizing of history, calling out & re-writing of history will forever make him one of my all time favorite artists and humans!

Worthy successor to BP1! It maintains the high stakes tone established early in the movie. Great choreography, music, and action. Lesser CGI quality later in the movie, and some of the late story choices felt out of place. But overall very good

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a heartfelt and emotional continuation of the Black Panther saga. The film does an incredible job honoring Chadwick Boseman, and the performances, especially from Letitia Wright and Angela Bassett, are powerful. The action scenes are solid, and the world-building remains impressive. However, the pacing can feel uneven at times, and some storylines don’t quite reach their full potential. Still, it’s a worthy and respectful sequel that leaves a lasting impact.

“Wakanda Forever” is a powerful tribute to Chadwick Boseman and a bold step forward for the Black Panther story. Letitia Wright truly shines as Shuri, and the emotions run deep throughout the film. The visuals are stunning, and Namor is a strong, complex villain. It’s not just a superhero movie — it’s a story about grief, leadership, and legacy. A respectful, emotional, and thrilling sequel.

The production of the movie was butcherd by covid and I regret that they didn't recast chadwick, but what they did was awesome. Almost everything was great with some holes, i think that angela basett was snubed at the oscars because sje was tooooo great, the effects, score, villian.... nice and totaly recomend it.

This movie was so boring not worth watching just stick with the first.