Imagine killing your brother as a rich king and leaving your own nephew to fend for himself while not ever acknowledging his existence. That’s cold blooded
The least King T'Chaka could've done was take in Erik/N'Jadaka. I guess it would be child abduction, but he didn't care about leaving his brother's dead body in the apartment either. Does diplomatic immunity cover manslaughter in self-defense?
When my brother was killed in a motorcycle wreck, at the hospital, the first thing my uncle said was that he wanted the motorcycle. I wanted to put him through a wall...
@Grant Peralta he had to go to therapy after this movie because how much he wanted to portray the character perfectly by isolating himself from others.
@@SlimKim3 bro relax, getting therapy is an exaggeration on MBJs part. His character was not so dark and twisted as say, a Hannibal Lecter, Joker, American Psycho, that he would need threapy from playing it. His character had no dark mystery, just an angry character that was pissed at his father's death and wanted vengance. Thats the equivalence of Keanu Reeves getting therapy from acting as John Wick. How crazy does that sound? Y'all are overhyping his character. If he really got therapy from just acting as an angry hateful character (not a demonized/possessed character, or a psychopatic character, but just an angry character), then his acting abilities are not as great as people hype him up to be.
@@TheAmateurKritik Your telling me to relax after writing that mini essay full of misguided points? Yea take your own advice hun. It wasn't about His character being dark he felt that killmonger was a very lonely person so to capture that he decided to become lonely and cut himself off of loved ones. This was nothing like Keanu Reeves. Losing his wife wasn't the trigger killing his newly on puppy and stealing his car was all in the time frame of a couple days as a grown man. Eric went through life from a kid with a dead dad and having nobody, 2 totally different situations. Going to great lengths to bring the best out of a character is great acting and he nailed it.
Funny line but no truth to it at all. The queen was not related to him in any way. King Tchaka was his actual Uncle but she just married his Uncle and became queen.
@@nodoze123 Wow. You are dumb. Let me break this down to you. The only way she could be his ACTUAL AUNT is if she were his father's biological sister. Because she married his uncle, she would be called aunt in law, but she's technically not his real aunt. In laws is a useless term. Do you really not understand that?
He technically is, he could easily have used his status and wealth to help run down gang and drug filled neighborhoods just like the one killmonger was left alone in, I understand his anger. Killmonger has seen the good black people suffer while like he said tchalla and the others are living fancy and comfortable
@@Thescott16, I'm not sure that's accurate. The studio didn't know about his diagnosis. Also, it was said that the survivors would be the original Avengets from the first MCU. That would be Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, The Hulk, Hawkeye and Thor. A few others such Captain Marvel did make it but the bulk of Endgame is carried by the originals.
@Call me Kent Erik killed his girl because he had to. They probably agreed to it before the mission started. When involved in this type of op being captured is not an option. Prisoners can be tortured for information and Erik, being a Navy Seal, would understand that. She even apologized for being caught and putting Erik in that position to have to kill her.
“I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest.” That’s not the voice of a grown man speaking, that’s the voice of a young child hurt,angered and heartbroken after finding the body of his father. Such a great performance by MBJ
Fun Fact: The famous line "Hey aunty" wasn't in the original script Michael B Jordan just said the line and it was so funny the producers and directors decided to keep it in the final cut!
Just look at Michael B Jordan’s eyes when he says “I don’t need weeks.” Years and years of anger, hatred, and pain conveyed so viscerally just through a fleeting look. He did a fantastic job in this role.
Angela Bassett always played someone's mom in a movie in Boyz N The Hood she was Trey's mom,in Akeelah and the Bee she was Akeelah's mom and in this movie T'challa's mom
Them laughing at Killmonger for saying he want the throne and being shocked when they find out he’s royalty is like the most justifiable “fuck you” I’ve ever seen in cinema history
In their defence, they thought he was just some random outsider of Wakandan descent who thought he could just stroll in and demand the throne based on said descent. The very idea is laughable to them.
Happy to see someone else like that. Everyone likes to mostly take Killmonger’s side. T’Challa has a good point, too. Vibranium in the wrongs is hella dangerous and he honestly doesn’t HAVE to share his tech with outsiders. I’d probably be stingy, too 🤣🤣
@@JERR_. honestly I found kilomongers side a bit more towards racial causes since he brought up how there are 2 billion people that look like them who live a bad life. Which kinda felt racially motivated considering there are not just blacks on earth lol. Which is why I sided with Tchalla since he is a king with good morals.
@@123456789103303 It's also important to note when they say "He's not one of us." Even though he's Wakandan, he was raised and grew up in America, therefore he shares American ideals. That's what they mean when they say "He's not one of us." He doesn't share their values and he was not raised there. Therefore he's more or less abusing his heritage to inject foreign ideals into a culture he doesn't really belong to.
yeah, they both have good points Killmonger is well within his right to call out Wakandans for hoarding such amazing technology and information to themselves, refusing to help or acknowledge the problems of the outside world unless it threatens them directly. He also remains bitter for T'Chaka's poor handling of N'Jobu's betrayal(done with the same motive) and his killing. In his eyes, Wakanda advanced because of its absolute power it wielded and that same power could be used to advance the rest of the world. However T'Challa notices and points out that in his rage and violent tendencies, Killmonger has become of a hypocrite of his own ideals and planned future. T'Challa is also very much in the right for refusing to reveal Wakanda's secrets simply on the basis of race. They haven't been exposed to racism and thus don't feel unity by race or history. The problems of the world are their own that they must solve on their own, and Wakanda is still a small country that has prospered where other countries struggled mainly because an exceptional warrior united most of the warring tribes early on(even then 1 of the five tribes still is in a mildly tense cease-fire with them), with the peace and single-mindedness allowing for them to advance. They are hardly in any sort of a position to play God and meddle in the affairs of others expecting anything good to come of it, especially with such force. As for Vibranium itself, well, Klaue and Ultron are very stark, fresh, and harsh reminders of what can happen when Vibranium leaves the close regulation of Wakanda. In the end though, T'Challa does take some of what Killmonger said to heart and compromises. He does not directly intervene, but instead opens the knowledge, guidance and technology of wakanda up to the world, peacefully, to those who ask for it, hoping that this approach is the best that can be taken to promote lasting change and improvement.
One reason I really like Killmonger and Michael B Jordan's acting in this movie is that even without the exposition you can see who Erik Killmonger is. He acts like a kid from Oakland, he speaks like an educated man (PhD in Engineering and MBA from MIT in the comics which was confirmed in What If?), and he carries himself like a soldier. Really great acting to portray all of that.
I mean if Kilmomger reveals who he is and Tchalla refuses his request and just kills him, its going to cause some serious issues with all the other royal families.
@@DillsyYourDaddy67 errr... Wakanda allowed millions of people to be killed as they couldn't be bothered to help them. ... I get your point. But kings are allowed to rule how they want. Just as Killmonger wanted to conquer the world, T'Challa was within his rights to maintain Wakanda's isolationism. But saying they are within their rights isn't saying _their choices were right._
Something that isn’t talked about enough is the fact that Ramonda is just as shocked as everyone else to the point where she insists Killmonger is lying. That means T’Chaka didn’t even tell his own wife the truth. Imagine finding out your husband kept such a secret from you for decades.
He had to kill his own brother with his own hands. That will seriously mess you up. He went there to bring his brother back for trial, not to kill him. I'd bet he had a lot of unresolved guilt that he couldn't acknowledge.
@@Elthenar That sounds right to me. Bringing his son would have opened that can of worms and if he forced himself to do it, he may have grown to resent and hate the boy. It doesn't make it right though. I forgot to say that killing was a reflex not a choice.
I love killmonger “I don’t need weeks, all I need is him and someone to unlock these chains” like a mad man driven by the pursuit of revenge and to know his grasp is right within him and nothing and can stop him I really admire him. In my eyes he was the hero we needed but didn’t deserve
He literally was a black supremacist he didn't want to share the world equally he wanted everyone white, yellow, brown, red and more to be under him and his race or be destroyed he was no hero he was the very thing he hated
This scene had some "Rocky 3" vibes. All T'Challa needed was Forrest Whitaker saying "don't do it T'challa, the man is hungry! For Bast's sake, you have not been hungry since you took the throne!".
Notice how all the Dora Milaje in the room instinctively got ready to engage the moment T'Challa stood up. Really shows how they are in total synchro with their King. They are supposed to be like an extension of the Black Panther.
Right.... And when Killmonger beat T'Challa....Okoye and the rest of the Dora Milaje instantly standing in allegiance with him... even though they didn't want to was a nice touch symbolizing their allegiance was to the throne... not T'Challa
@@christaylor7916 you're under every comment saying the same thing. Sounds like you wish you were an actor with as much relevance as him. All you need to do is stop being salty and actually work on your craft. 😂😂😂
No lie that was my reaction too. He speaks a very broken version of the language but it makes sense when you remember that he has never been to Wakanda before.
The acting in the scene is so freaking good. When Killmonger announces that T'Chaka killed his brother at 2:30, you can see the faint little head turn from T'Challa and how much he didn't want that to get out. So subtle yet so good
“The whole country ain’t gotta be there, I just need him and somebody to get me outta these chains”...his rage is so palpable..MBJ killed this scene👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I like how he asked him his name in the native tongue. He basically called everyone’s bluff in one sentence. Like “I’m tired of this let’s see what’s what”
The tension between T'Challa and Killmonger is so good yet so terrifying at the same time, I love it! And between everybody in the throne room. And it really makes you see the difference between what it's like to be a black person growing up in poverty versus a black person growing up in royalty and power all your life.
Traitor who wanted his people to have fair weapons to battle with...i would accept ur point if Tchakka took to boy with him but he didnt he gave the punshiment of Jobo's son for what jobo did that made him worst the jobo@samalvey8168
Michael B Jordan was fantastically cast in this film. He portrays Killmonger so well, you can feel the rage within him. This is on Heath Ledger's Joker level.
A sign of a great leader: says little, listens to everyone, even as they yell and argue, and then makes a final decision. T'Challa embodies that so much in this scene. Fantastic writing!
@@isaacyeon6334 you know, if it weren't for the elder of the river tribe, movie would've ended right there because the challenge would never take place
I like how the royal family seem pretentious. while killmonger presented good arguments, they treated him like a charlatan for no good reason. Makes it easier to relate to killmonger
He really didnt, his best argument was that other black people happened to have the same skin color as wakandans but wakanda wasn’t a costal country that would have been involved in the slave trade and was notably isolationist and was inwardly focused, the problems of other people who happened to be from the same continent who had nothing in common with them except skin color, are not something the wakandans should go around fighting over
The best part was when one of the elders asked Killmonger who he was in Xhosa and Killmonger promptly replied in the same dialect. Everyone in the room was shook.
I always sympathise with Killmonger because I know what its like to be abandoned and feel like an outsider. Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman were awesome in this movie 👏👌
@@darkvalue505 well, I didn't have to fight my cousin in a duel to the death, but my bio dad did walk out when I was a year old and I'm an only child. So yanno.
1:40 you can hear Killmonger fuming like a caged animal waiting for the door to open, damn Jordan did good in the role. Edit: Thank you for all of the likes! This was one of my favorite scenes!
I like Killmonger's progression (or regression). First, he talks of liberation for black people. Then, once he had the throne, the power corrupts him, and now he wants to oppress all those who aren't his people, even saying that the sun will never set on the Wakandan Empire.
@@ameybirulkar7503 But that's the idea. The power that comes with ruling over the most advanced nation on the planet corrupted him. He genuinely thought he could've taken over the world. If T'Challa didn't stop him, the Avengers definitely would. And then, Wakanda would have touted itself as not only a very advanced and powerful nation, but a hostile one. The end result wouldn't have looked so good for Wakanda.
Unless you're insinuating that the avengers would automatically uphold white supremacy, I don't think they automatically have a problem with Killmonger's plan to liberate black people globally Look how many wars characters in the MCU have stayed neutral in or fought fit justice.
@@deepee4323 The Avengers would absolutely take issue when Kilmonger basically declares war. He talks of "striking" at New York and Hong Kong. That does not sound peaceful in the slightest. Even Okoye herself noted that Kilmonger was being stupid and basically committed treason to stop him. Considering how loyal she is to her nation and her oath of loyalty to her king, that's a bold move.
@@claritycontrol1530 she wasn't loyal to her nation. They were all loyal to t'challa and the idea that it was ok to not take care of black people outside of wakanda. T'challa forced them to "grow" by the end of the movie I don't think Vision or Thor would readily uphold white supremacy once they found out the history of racism on earth. Like in captain America civil war, I believe the team would be split on whether to help killmonger or stop killmonger or stay neutral. We'll never truly know for sure
Probably only for one or two years more. With Chadwick passing and the mantle of Black Panther being passed on to others, this movie will quickly be forgotten. Maybe someone who digs MCU movies will talk about it every now and then, but not as much as you imagined it to be
This scene really adds so much more to the film and really makes you understand why Killmonger did what he did even if you don't agree with his actions or his reasons. Michael B. was the perfect choice to play opposite Chadwick Boseman. Both men gave this scene so much emotion and the two of them made it easy for everyone else to follow
He's (Michael P. Jordan) has always been a great actor. Most guys w/in this chat relate to him because he added a little STREET, AKA THUGGISH characteristics to his character when confronted the TRUE King of Wakanda who had MERCY on him. Being said, The Royal facts are as follows; Killmonger was NOT a Prince to the Throne, nor did he or his father have RIGHTS to the Throne. 👑King T'Chaka has a Son by the name of Prince 👑T'Challa who IS next in line to be King by his BIRTH RIGHT when his father dies. Even 👑Princess Zuri has Rights to the Throne in her father death IF her brother, the Real Prince dies, because she can Marry, and that's IF her mother doesn't REMARRY as 👑Queen of Wakanda. He can however, challenge to be The Black Panther, He'll, any tribe of Wakanda could 😂. Killmonger's father was a DUKE or yes, a Prince, but his BROTHER is King and his brother has a SON... SO, he has NO RIGHTS to the Throne Yibambe ⚔️. This is why many DUKES killed their brothers and their children then marry their brothers wife or kill her too so THEY CAN be KING. #RoyalFacts 💯
I always loved the fact that the guards knew exactly who they were about to take away and then backed off as soon as he told them his true name. It's these little details that make this movie so good.
@@Zebaxxx123 At the end of Naruto Shippuden Sasuke decided to become Hokage, while everyone decided that Naruto as their hero will be the next one. Something like that.
It’s the little details that make scenes like this - 2:50 the look of satisfaction on W’Kabis face and Okoyes incredulous look communicate so much in a matter of seconds
The way he said " I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest" very well done 👏 because he got the temper right and showed what happens you hurt a son close to his father
Well, it's pretty justified. Yes, the king may be challenged for the throne but only by an actual member of Wakandan society. As far as they knew, Killmonger was just some outsider of dubious Wakandan descent who thought he could just walk in and demand the throne on those grounds; the idea is laughable to them.
@@gamersnevercryeverthat’s cuz he never grew up past the day his dad died. He may have grown up on the outside but on the inside he’s always been stuck in that apartment crying over his dad’s dead body as a child.
@@anthonyhenderson2804 no he wouldn't. Black Panther beat Thanos by himself in the comic. He was severely nerfed in the mcu. Spidey would get his ass handed.
Damn Michael B. Jordan is such a good actor and badass! The swag he has the whole movie is unmatched. T’Challa knows Killmonger has the moral high ground in this argument too and doesn’t want to get exposed which is why he asks him not to say anything. The scene and the following fight give me chills
@@chrisberrios5857 You're confusing him with Karli Morgenthau At least he wanted to help out the oppressed Karli had the intention of helping out but became blindsided when there were obstacles in her way
@@Ismael-kc3ry He is like Hitler because of the similarities in their world views and how he wanted to deal with the people he hated. Course you could also compare him to any other genocidal maniac out there, but Hitler seems to be the go to guy when you want to compare mass murderers for primarily racial reasons. Sure there probably is a better comparison, but it isn’t an insane one.
T'Chala in the first half was low-key cold as hell. He's standing here, looking into the eyes of his cousin, his own flesh and blood, and he knows that. He knows his father killed his uncle and left his cousin to fend for himself, sure it was in self defense, but still. Wish the movie had T'Chala be as empathetic as he was towards Killmonger in the beginning like he was in the second half.
Blood or not he has become a cold blooded murderer and he might think it is too late for empathy. Think of it this way: a murderer in jail claims to be your half brother, he has the DNA test and photographs to prove it. Would you jump to hug him or would you keep your distance to keep yourself and your family safe?
Yet at the end of the movie, after T'Challa defeats Killmonger and fatally stabs him in the chest, he offered Killmonger to save him, with their wakandan/vibranium technology, he very well can. He even brought Killmonger to see the sun rise on a wakandan hilltop, an area N'Jobu told his son that one could see the most beautiful sunrise in the world. And he's been dying(no pun intended) to show his son that. But never got the chance to. And T'Challa fulfilled that for him. And as I mentioned he wanted to save him and offered Killmonger that. But he also know Killmonger's heart is cold because of what he lost and only if he wants to, can he be saved. Hence T'Challa asked, and out of respect too for his cousin despite the fact he tried to kill him earlier in the film and almost did. Or he did, but M'Baku saved T'Challa. And Killmonger himself turned down the offer and pull the dagger out to end his dying breathe. T'Challa still has empathy for his cousin. And he understands perfectly the rage and resentment and even pain his cousin felt. Losing so much at a young age and left to fend on his own while he sits in his ivory, or vibranium tower/palace, living the best and most privileged life as a prince. He definitely still has empathy for him. But Killmonger had became cold blooded and filled with hatred and T'Challa has to stop him before he brings the world down to a genocide and ending it with black supremacy. But he still spared Killmonger. So yeah. To reaffirm your point.
Probably one of Michael B. Jordan’s best performances to date! He killed it as a villain and made Killmonger one of the best movie (not just MCU) villains out there!
@f wam People like to make these kinds of jokes about a white actor playing Black Panther. And of course,that would never happen and it SHOULD never happen BUT I do like to say in response to those kinds of jokes that technically a white actor could play an African Super Hero,it's not like there aren't any white people in Africa. South Africa has a large white population(and there are other races in African countries,too). Unless you already knew it or she told it to you,you probably wouldn't ever think that Charlize Theron is from Africa. So sure,Brad Pitt could play a WHITE African Super Hero but just not a black one.
3:04 that would have been a good time for T'Challa to bring up that N'Jakka's father was a traitor that sold the vibranium that led to the explosion years earlier. Could've quashed Killmonger's challenge and "right" to the throne then and there. "You're the son of a traitor. My own uncle killed our people, cousin."
Still doesn’t justify T’Challa’s father murdering him and leaving N’Jakka behind like that to grow up without not only a father but no other family. N’Jakka still had a right to live in Wakanda as a prince. T’Challa’s father also had an obligation to at least look N’Jakka in the eye and explain why he killed his father.
I keep watching this clip over and over again from time to time, and each time I notice another tiny little thing in Jordan's acting that just elevates the scene.
I would like to say that this scene along with the beatdown T'Challa receives by his cousin Killmonger as well as the seemingly 'death' of T'Challa are very powerful moments from this destined-to-be classic film.
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Imagine killing your brother as a rich king and leaving your own nephew to fend for himself while not ever acknowledging his existence. That’s cold blooded
The least King T'Chaka could've done was take in Erik/N'Jadaka. I guess it would be child abduction, but he didn't care about leaving his brother's dead body in the apartment either. Does diplomatic immunity cover manslaughter in self-defense?
When my brother was killed in a motorcycle wreck, at the hospital, the first thing my uncle said was that he wanted the motorcycle.
I wanted to put him through a wall...
@@randywoodworth5990 dammit man I’m really sorry to hear that
@@randywoodworth5990 *how did you not kill him after hearing that*
@@mrnohax5436
I have not seen or spoken to him since then.
He said “Hey aunty” with the exaggerated swagger of a black teen
Berleezy😂
Stolen comment how funny omg you're so hilarious
@@farquad8040 so what? Nobody cares. Saying that doesn't change anything.
@@farquad8040 first time on the internet?
@@farquad8040 u mad bro?
The anger he projected when he told everybody his name and calling out t'chaka for killing his father, perfection
And the background score kicking in just as he starts speaking in the native language 🔥🔥🔥
@Grant Peralta he had to go to therapy after this movie because how much he wanted to portray the character perfectly by isolating himself from others.
@@SlimKim3 bro relax, getting therapy is an exaggeration on MBJs part. His character was not so dark and twisted as say, a Hannibal Lecter, Joker, American Psycho, that he would need threapy from playing it. His character had no dark mystery, just an angry character that was pissed at his father's death and wanted vengance. Thats the equivalence of Keanu Reeves getting therapy from acting as John Wick. How crazy does that sound?
Y'all are overhyping his character. If he really got therapy from just acting as an angry hateful character (not a demonized/possessed character, or a psychopatic character, but just an angry character), then his acting abilities are not as great as people hype him up to be.
@@TheAmateurKritik Your telling me to relax after writing that mini essay full of misguided points? Yea take your own advice hun.
It wasn't about His character being dark he felt that killmonger was a very lonely person so to capture that he decided to become lonely and cut himself off of loved ones. This was nothing like Keanu Reeves. Losing his wife wasn't the trigger killing his newly on puppy and stealing his car was all in the time frame of a couple days as a grown man. Eric went through life from a kid with a dead dad and having nobody, 2 totally different situations.
Going to great lengths to bring the best out of a character is great acting and he nailed it.
@@TheAmateurKritik he literally said himself that he had to go to therapy, watch his interview oprah.
The “hey auntie” lines was gold, one of my favorite villains
Well family is family
Fun Fact: That line was entirely improvised. But the producers loved it so much, that they kept it in.
Funny line but no truth to it at all. The queen was not related to him in any way. King Tchaka was his actual Uncle but she just married his Uncle and became queen.
@@DJ_TRON What I’m the hell?! If she married his Uncle, that makes her his Aunt. Point blank… do you seriously not understand that? 🙄
@@nodoze123
Wow. You are dumb. Let me break this down to you. The only way she could be his ACTUAL AUNT is if she were his father's biological sister. Because she married his uncle, she would be called aunt in law, but she's technically not his real aunt. In laws is a useless term. Do you really not understand that?
I love that line.
"I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest; you ain't the son of a king you the son of a murderer."
I Don't Understand Why Killmonger Would Accuse T'Challa His Own Beloved Cousin For Allowing Black People On Earth 🌍 Suffer.
That was Funny When Killmonger Said ( I Found My Daddy with Panther Claws 🦞 in His Chest You Ain't The Son of a King 👑 You are The Son of a Murderer).
He technically is, he could easily have used his status and wealth to help run down gang and drug filled neighborhoods just like the one killmonger was left alone in, I understand his anger. Killmonger has seen the good black people suffer while like he said tchalla and the others are living fancy and comfortable
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 Exactly.
Man that line really did hit different
Amazing that Chadwick Boseman did this film, knowing he had cancer. All time hero.
A real hero
A Real Hero Indeed🤎🖤💜✊🏿🙏🏼✝️
He was very skinny in endgame if you see closely when he came out of the portal, didn't knew that his time was near, so sad.
I'm pretty sure his cancer is why he was dusted in Infinity War; he physically couldn't handle another main part in the next movie.
@@Thescott16, I'm not sure that's accurate. The studio didn't know about his diagnosis. Also, it was said that the survivors would be the original Avengets from the first MCU. That would be Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, The Hulk, Hawkeye and Thor.
A few others such Captain Marvel did make it but the bulk of Endgame is carried by the originals.
The most legitimate beef a villain had with the hero, you can almost root for him.
What do you mean "almost"? I rooted for him the entire movie lol Sad that he couldn't complete his mission.
You can completely root for him.
Both right and wrong
@Call me Kent wait his dad wanted a revolution that guy was a traitor
@Call me Kent Erik killed his girl because he had to. They probably agreed to it before the mission started. When involved in this type of op being captured is not an option. Prisoners can be tortured for information and Erik, being a Navy Seal, would understand that. She even apologized for being caught and putting Erik in that position to have to kill her.
“I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest.” That’s not the voice of a grown man speaking, that’s the voice of a young child hurt,angered and heartbroken after finding the body of his father. Such a great performance by MBJ
It wouldn't be the same if he said father
No his acting was so forced and bad
@@christaylor7916 you are insane.
@@lil_cali714___ him calling him Daddy says alot about how much he meant to him.
@@christaylor7916 You couldn't do half of it.
Fun Fact: The famous line "Hey aunty" wasn't in the original script Michael B Jordan just said the line and it was so funny the producers and directors decided to keep it in the final cut!
He sounded more badass than funny haha
He does have a point. Killmounger saying “hey” his aunt
I thought it was much more badass than funny
@@loganparsons3820 lol we have the same first name
The famous?
Chadwick was a phenomenal actor. He will be missed.
yes 😢😢😢
WAKANDA FOREVER
Ok
Trekiamn😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😤😤😤😤😤😤💕💕💕💕💕ilo
@@terikamundle64 stfu
I refuse to accept your challenge.
Roll credits.
I like the way you think
Black panther says fire and Captain America fires a sniper bullet the end.
That's bullshit!!!
@@happymasksalesman9116 If Killmonger got hit Wakabi wouldn’t be able to betray T’challa.
That's some HISHE level thinking
the "Yall sitting in here comfortable " line I tell my kids when I come home from work and the house ain't clean
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😆 🤣 😂 bruh this hit home 😆 🤣 😂
@@lifeisartTV they got us fuxked up lol
Just look at Michael B Jordan’s eyes when he says “I don’t need weeks.” Years and years of anger, hatred, and pain conveyed so viscerally just through a fleeting look. He did a fantastic job in this role.
💯 facts
He needed therapy after this role.. thats how deep he went.
No wonder he defeated T'Challa so easily in the challenge. He was ready for him!
@@driamhane Wait, really?
@@ivantheterrible2594 he was a navy seal and a CIA operative so make sense...
I love how unbothered Killmonger looks when T’Challa walks up on him trying to be intimidating. That subtle look is gold
Angela Bassett always played someone's mom in a movie in Boyz N The Hood she was Trey's mom,in Akeelah and the Bee she was Akeelah's mom and in this movie T'challa's mom
@@anthonyhenderson2804 in Notorious was Biggie's mom
@@anthonyhenderson2804 Jackson’s American Dream , What’s Love Got To Do With It , and Tyler Perry’s Meet The Browns
"The only reason I don't kill where ya stand..."
"Broh, c'mon, chill"
He looked kind of nervous actually.
Killmonger: Hey, Aunty.
*Everyone in the theater laughs*
Yep agree ...in my showing it was a hell of a laughter
"I want the throne"
Don’t trip imma take ya sons life off his hands.
I thought Kilmonger was massively overrated but that was a great line.
y
“Hey auntie “ will never get old 😂😂
Ikr
was unscripted too
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Them laughing at Killmonger for saying he want the throne and being shocked when they find out he’s royalty is like the most justifiable “fuck you” I’ve ever seen in cinema history
In their defence, they thought he was just some random outsider of Wakandan descent who thought he could just stroll in and demand the throne based on said descent. The very idea is laughable to them.
@@samalvey8168 its crazy how people only care about your opinions once they know who you are related to
@@eerieskeleton Like a person related to some famous celebrity would have more acknowledgement than some plain John Doe
@@samalvey8168 ok
DevieeBoii Taylor ok
Killmonger's theme playing faintly in the background and being perfectly in sync with the big reveal is absolutely amazing.
Noticed that too.
That is quite precisely the point of an original movie score……..
@@jennyB07Exactly 😂😂😂 WHY is dude so surprised
He used "daddy" instead of "father." Man that hits deep
not really its just another word
@@100Hasake calling your father “daddy” instead of “father” shows like how much closer you are you/were to them
@@100Hasake nah. Father is simply a title, but daddy does indicate some personal bond
@@100Hasake Father for respect, Daddy is for endearment.... , Dad is more common for the estranged....
shows that n'jobu was n jadaka's daddylord , not his fatherlord
I always feel a tug on my heart when I hear Killmonger refer to his father as “daddy”. He really loved him dearly if he calls him that as an adult.
He also calls him daddy as an adult because he was killed when he was little. So mentally, he's stuck there. It's the moment that drove his ambition.
I do. And I'm 60.
I have a mental image where he turns into that child when he says daddy and back to his angry self for the rest of the monologue
@@ACaringlettuceOr not even just the word the whole phrase, Like He just turns back into a kid and spills out all not hust his anger but his HURT
@@Ms9mmBerettaok
One thing that’s so amazing about this movie is that I can completely understand each side of tchalla and killmongers sides
Happy to see someone else like that. Everyone likes to mostly take Killmonger’s side. T’Challa has a good point, too. Vibranium in the wrongs is hella dangerous and he honestly doesn’t HAVE to share his tech with outsiders. I’d probably be stingy, too 🤣🤣
@@JERR_. honestly I found kilomongers side a bit more towards racial causes since he brought up how there are 2 billion people that look like them who live a bad life. Which kinda felt racially motivated considering there are not just blacks on earth lol. Which is why I sided with Tchalla since he is a king with good morals.
@@123456789103303 It's also important to note when they say "He's not one of us." Even though he's Wakandan, he was raised and grew up in America, therefore he shares American ideals. That's what they mean when they say "He's not one of us." He doesn't share their values and he was not raised there. Therefore he's more or less abusing his heritage to inject foreign ideals into a culture he doesn't really belong to.
yeah, they both have good points
Killmonger is well within his right to call out Wakandans for hoarding such amazing technology and information to themselves, refusing to help or acknowledge the problems of the outside world unless it threatens them directly. He also remains bitter for T'Chaka's poor handling of N'Jobu's betrayal(done with the same motive) and his killing. In his eyes, Wakanda advanced because of its absolute power it wielded and that same power could be used to advance the rest of the world.
However T'Challa notices and points out that in his rage and violent tendencies, Killmonger has become of a hypocrite of his own ideals and planned future. T'Challa is also very much in the right for refusing to reveal Wakanda's secrets simply on the basis of race. They haven't been exposed to racism and thus don't feel unity by race or history. The problems of the world are their own that they must solve on their own, and Wakanda is still a small country that has prospered where other countries struggled mainly because an exceptional warrior united most of the warring tribes early on(even then 1 of the five tribes still is in a mildly tense cease-fire with them), with the peace and single-mindedness allowing for them to advance. They are hardly in any sort of a position to play God and meddle in the affairs of others expecting anything good to come of it, especially with such force. As for Vibranium itself, well, Klaue and Ultron are very stark, fresh, and harsh reminders of what can happen when Vibranium leaves the close regulation of Wakanda.
In the end though, T'Challa does take some of what Killmonger said to heart and compromises. He does not directly intervene, but instead opens the knowledge, guidance and technology of wakanda up to the world, peacefully, to those who ask for it, hoping that this approach is the best that can be taken to promote lasting change and improvement.
I can't fully understand a guy that's willing to kill women and kids.
One reason I really like Killmonger and Michael B Jordan's acting in this movie is that even without the exposition you can see who Erik Killmonger is. He acts like a kid from Oakland, he speaks like an educated man (PhD in Engineering and MBA from MIT in the comics which was confirmed in What If?), and he carries himself like a soldier. Really great acting to portray all of that.
No
@@onthaticeburgess109 tf u mean no
Yes he is. He's a great actor.
It was also confirmed in this movie. I believe Ross tells Shuri that he graduated top of his class from MIT (I could be wrong but I’m fairly sure)
@@reviewcentral8406 Everyone in the MCU graduated from MIT lmfao, the entire cast is just MIT grads at this point
"I refuse to accept your challenge. Kill him." Roll credits.
Yeah but T is a man of honor
I mean if Kilmomger reveals who he is and Tchalla refuses his request and just kills him, its going to cause some serious issues with all the other royal families.
- doesn't understand how African traditions work
"I dont care that you killed Klaw. ONLY reason I dont kill you where you stand is because I know who YOU are."
@@DillsyYourDaddy67 errr... Wakanda allowed millions of people to be killed as they couldn't be bothered to help them.
... I get your point. But kings are allowed to rule how they want. Just as Killmonger wanted to conquer the world, T'Challa was within his rights to maintain Wakanda's isolationism. But saying they are within their rights isn't saying _their choices were right._
Something that isn’t talked about enough is the fact that Ramonda is just as shocked as everyone else to the point where she insists Killmonger is lying. That means T’Chaka didn’t even tell his own wife the truth. Imagine finding out your husband kept such a secret from you for decades.
Yep.
He was a king that made decisions that benefited him and his family sure it was cold but also necessary.
He had to kill his own brother with his own hands. That will seriously mess you up. He went there to bring his brother back for trial, not to kill him. I'd bet he had a lot of unresolved guilt that he couldn't acknowledge.
@@Elthenar That sounds right to me. Bringing his son would have opened that can of worms and if he forced himself to do it, he may have grown to resent and hate the boy. It doesn't make it right though. I forgot to say that killing was a reflex not a choice.
He should have atleast take the kid or atleast keep an eye on him
The chemistry between Michael.B & Chadwick is goddamn wonderful
ikr. but is a real shame we wont have that again
Boseman apparently knew Jordan since he was just 16. They did theatre together. Could be wrong though.
They knew each other for a very long time
I love rivalries that feel like the two characters could have been friends under different circumstances
I absolutely agree. It was amazing.
I love killmonger “I don’t need weeks, all I need is him and someone to unlock these chains” like a mad man driven by the pursuit of revenge and to know his grasp is right within him and nothing and can stop him I really admire him. In my eyes he was the hero we needed but didn’t deserve
he isn't a hero because he becomes so consumed with revenge that he loses his humanity
He literally was a black supremacist he didn't want to share the world equally he wanted everyone white, yellow, brown, red and more to be under him and his race or be destroyed he was no hero he was the very thing he hated
Yup
This scene had some "Rocky 3" vibes. All T'Challa needed was Forrest Whitaker saying "don't do it T'challa, the man is hungry! For Bast's sake, you have not been hungry since you took the throne!".
@@nahor88 wow this comment is so underrated
Notice how all the Dora Milaje in the room instinctively got ready to engage the moment T'Challa stood up. Really shows how they are in total synchro with their King. They are supposed to be like an extension of the Black Panther.
Right.... And when Killmonger beat T'Challa....Okoye and the rest of the Dora Milaje instantly standing in allegiance with him... even though they didn't want to was a nice touch symbolizing their allegiance was to the throne... not T'Challa
you are gay
@Brødan the challenge wasn't over...T'Challa never submitted.... nor did he die
@@elijahspeller6796 Ehotch means the Dora were loyal to t'challa.
They’re not loyal to the throne because they didn’t extend the same respect to monger as king .
3:08 I love how you can just feel his rage. The way his eyes open, and his body is slightly shaking with adrenaline, such good acting
Dazed Confused ok
Bad acting
Even before that at 1:45 the audio comes up, you can hear him breathing, ramping up.
@@christaylor7916 you're under every comment saying the same thing. Sounds like you wish you were an actor with as much relevance as him. All you need to do is stop being salty and actually work on your craft. 😂😂😂
@@ilovesweets9720 you're mad 😢 😆
I love how the guards stepped back when they heard him speak in Xhosa..... They were like, "WHAT?!"
lol
lol, it was actually because he mentioned his royal lineage
No lie that was my reaction too. He speaks a very broken version of the language but it makes sense when you remember that he has never been to Wakanda before.
T’challa knew all along that was his cousin that’s why he didn’t asked
Son of prince njobo I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest u ain't the son of a king u the son of a murderer
That gave me goosebumps 😁
@@ashleybryantes450 woulda been funny if he said “you ain’t the son of a king, you a son of a b**ch”
Thank you, Captain Obvious Robert Howell.
ask*
@@KronoriumKid Sam L Jackson line right there
Killmonger surprised me when he spoke Wakandan.
The language is Xhosa
Probably knew they wouldn't believe his ethnicity if he knew only english
The language is actually Xhosa but I feel what you mean.. caught me off guard lol
Lol
Its Xhosa fam, I speak the language
The acting in the scene is so freaking good. When Killmonger announces that T'Chaka killed his brother at 2:30, you can see the faint little head turn from T'Challa and how much he didn't want that to get out. So subtle yet so good
Yeah! When the advisor asked who he was you could see T’Challa think “You had to ask huh?”
“The whole country ain’t gotta be there, I just need him and somebody to get me outta these chains”...his rage is so palpable..MBJ killed this scene👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
THIS!!! You can hear the built up anger and sadness
I like how he asked him his name in the native tongue. He basically called everyone’s bluff in one sentence. Like “I’m tired of this let’s see what’s what”
How 'bout that?! I never even picked that up! He answered swiftly and spoke fluently!
2:19 I love the delivery of the "who are you" line, it has such urgency and tension
The "Hey Auntie" line is forever legendary. Whenever I see my aunts, I'll greet them with that line
Cool part is that line was completely improvised by the actor
The tension between T'Challa and Killmonger is so good yet so terrifying at the same time, I love it! And between everybody in the throne room. And it really makes you see the difference between what it's like to be a black person growing up in poverty versus a black person growing up in royalty and power all your life.
An African and an African American
The anger when he said "I found my daddy with panther claws you ain't the son of a king your a son of a murderer" brought tears to my eyes..
And he's the son of a traitor.
@@nn_austinyeah I mean we can also say that t challas father is also a villain because he did kill his own brother
Traitor who wanted his people to have fair weapons to battle with...i would accept ur point if Tchakka took to boy with him but he didnt he gave the punshiment of Jobo's son for what jobo did that made him worst the jobo@samalvey8168
Michael B Jordan was fantastically cast in this film. He portrays Killmonger so well, you can feel the rage within him. This is on Heath Ledger's Joker level.
Facts and his role in Creed and Just Mercy
@@anthonyhenderson2804 He is gonna be the Samuel L Jackson of our generation.
No it wasnt lol. Not even close.
Lol no character in the mcu comes close to joker's caliber. Try again.
Apparently, Heath Ledger’s Joker was a huge influence on Michael B. Jordan for this role.
A sign of a great leader: says little, listens to everyone, even as they yell and argue, and then makes a final decision. T'Challa embodies that so much in this scene. Fantastic writing!
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2:23 T’Challa: “Bro you had one job, just ONE”
What do u mean
@@yusuf7280 After one of the elders asked who Killmonger was he made that face that says "Seriously man?"
@@isaacyeon6334 you know, if it weren't for the elder of the river tribe, movie would've ended right there because the challenge would never take place
@@woodonfire7406 yeah good point
@@woodonfire7406 not true, it’s a movie....so as he was being carried out he would’ve shouted his real name in wakandan thus advancing the plot lol.
I like how the royal family seem pretentious. while killmonger presented good arguments, they treated him like a charlatan for no good reason. Makes it easier to relate to killmonger
I mean the dude was gonna kickstart a world war but still sad that they rejected him sense they're his only family
The rough relationship between continental Africans and decended of slaves is captured in this scene..
@@ЛеснаяПоляна-п6м copied comment
He really didnt, his best argument was that other black people happened to have the same skin color as wakandans but wakanda wasn’t a costal country that would have been involved in the slave trade and was notably isolationist and was inwardly focused, the problems of other people who happened to be from the same continent who had nothing in common with them except skin color, are not something the wakandans should go around fighting over
@@Abysalss injustice to one is injustice to all. not hard to understand that black people as a whole should stick together.
Killmonger: I want the throne
old Lady: *HAA... HE HEEE YU BETUNA*
bumble bee tuna?
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
When I rewind it I die of laughter even harder
🤣🤣🤣
The best part was when one of the elders asked Killmonger who he was in Xhosa and Killmonger promptly replied in the same dialect. Everyone in the room was shook.
that part still gives me chills 😅
Langue et non dialecte ! 🙄
He is basically family.
As a native South African, I am proud.
Jordan does such a good job. He plays an Oakland kid perfectly.
Had to go to therapy after this
@@SlimKim3 Why
@@m2s745 look into it
2:19 *That one kid that asks about the homework before the teacher dismisses class*
Yeah fuck that guy
Fact: the word "hey aunty" was not in the script
Cause it's an exaggerated swagger of a black teen.
I already knew this I know everything in this movie Chadwick boseman and Michel b Jordan played this so well. I will indeed miss Mr. boseman
@@X4_TazzaT cool we don’t care
@@FortnitE-kg8vo chill
Fun fact: it’s actually “the words”
I keep coming back to this scene. It was incredibly well written and the dialogue was so sharp. Killmonger is one of the best MCU antagonists.
I always sympathise with Killmonger because I know what its like to be abandoned and feel like an outsider. Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman were awesome in this movie 👏👌
Please explain.
@@darkvalue505 well, I didn't have to fight my cousin in a duel to the death, but my bio dad did walk out when I was a year old and I'm an only child. So yanno.
@@Phoebe5448 Wow that is so sad and hard.I wish you have best luck in your life.
@@Phoebe5448 wish the best dawg
@@suborelseilltakeitpersonal8349 thank you. 👍🏻
1:40 you can hear Killmonger fuming like a caged animal waiting for the door to open, damn Jordan did good in the role.
Edit: Thank you for all of the likes! This was one of my favorite scenes!
Now that you mention it you’re right
Yes he slaughtered it. My favorite part of the movie was his Killmonger portrayal.
Killmonger he was the real King, Black Panther
Was sell out like
Obama!!! SHALOM
Judah Israel🕎
@@communitydevelopment6739 Back in your cave maggot.
@@communitydevelopment6739 lol you must have skipped human evolution
2:26 That moment the person you are dismissing speaks your language and he knew what you were saying the entire time.
I just love that Killmonger's fit is 100% inspired by Vegeta
Bruhh wtf why didn't i notice that lmao
Hey Dragon Ball Z heavily influences black and latino culture what can I say
he likes anime
@@rusty7984Not just Latino and Black. Also Arabian and European. Dragonball is loved internationally
@@rusty7984tbh dragonball is just loved every where
I like Killmonger's progression (or regression). First, he talks of liberation for black people. Then, once he had the throne, the power corrupts him, and now he wants to oppress all those who aren't his people, even saying that the sun will never set on the Wakandan Empire.
Has he never heard about the Avengers? How can he rule the world if he gets killed by them? They have a literal god.
@@ameybirulkar7503 But that's the idea. The power that comes with ruling over the most advanced nation on the planet corrupted him. He genuinely thought he could've taken over the world.
If T'Challa didn't stop him, the Avengers definitely would. And then, Wakanda would have touted itself as not only a very advanced and powerful nation, but a hostile one. The end result wouldn't have looked so good for Wakanda.
Unless you're insinuating that the avengers would automatically uphold white supremacy, I don't think they automatically have a problem with Killmonger's plan to liberate black people globally
Look how many wars characters in the MCU have stayed neutral in or fought fit justice.
@@deepee4323 The Avengers would absolutely take issue when Kilmonger basically declares war. He talks of "striking" at New York and Hong Kong. That does not sound peaceful in the slightest. Even Okoye herself noted that Kilmonger was being stupid and basically committed treason to stop him. Considering how loyal she is to her nation and her oath of loyalty to her king, that's a bold move.
@@claritycontrol1530 she wasn't loyal to her nation. They were all loyal to t'challa and the idea that it was ok to not take care of black people outside of wakanda. T'challa forced them to "grow" by the end of the movie
I don't think Vision or Thor would readily uphold white supremacy once they found out the history of racism on earth. Like in captain America civil war, I believe the team would be split on whether to help killmonger or stop killmonger or stay neutral. We'll never truly know for sure
When I watched this scene for the first time in IMAX, I already knew I was watching something special that will be talked about for generations.
@@Adonaiisone Indeed ☺
Generations is a bit of a stretch tbh
The movie was great but some of it was a bit cringey and forced. All of Chadewick’s were quality though.
Idk about generations lol
Probably only for one or two years more. With Chadwick passing and the mantle of Black Panther being passed on to others, this movie will quickly be forgotten. Maybe someone who digs MCU movies will talk about it every now and then, but not as much as you imagined it to be
This scene really adds so much more to the film and really makes you understand why Killmonger did what he did even if you don't agree with his actions or his reasons. Michael B. was the perfect choice to play opposite Chadwick Boseman. Both men gave this scene so much emotion and the two of them made it easy for everyone else to follow
He's (Michael P. Jordan) has always been a great actor. Most guys w/in this chat relate to him because he added a little STREET, AKA THUGGISH characteristics to his character when confronted the TRUE King of Wakanda who had MERCY on him.
Being said, The Royal facts are as follows;
Killmonger was NOT a Prince to the Throne, nor did he or his father have RIGHTS to the Throne. 👑King T'Chaka has a Son by the name of Prince 👑T'Challa who IS next in line to be King by his BIRTH RIGHT when his father dies. Even 👑Princess Zuri has Rights to the Throne in her father death IF her brother, the Real Prince dies, because she can Marry, and that's IF her mother doesn't REMARRY as 👑Queen of Wakanda. He can however, challenge to be The Black Panther, He'll, any tribe of Wakanda could 😂.
Killmonger's father was a DUKE or yes, a Prince, but his BROTHER is King and his brother has a SON... SO, he has NO RIGHTS to the Throne Yibambe ⚔️.
This is why many DUKES killed their brothers and their children then marry their brothers wife or kill her too so THEY CAN be KING.
#RoyalFacts 💯
What actions? Unjustifiably blaming whites for the fact it was Africans who sold their own people?
I always loved the fact that the guards knew exactly who they were about to take away and then backed off as soon as he told them his true name. It's these little details that make this movie so good.
No
2:19 gives me chills idk why
The music plays a huge role i believe
Ikr I always get chills I think it’s the music it just adds the intensity of it
Me too. It was like a baseball bat making contact with a glass window right before it breaks...the climax
What would happen if nobody asked
@@KasuriBoy He probably would have still said something.
“Hey auntie” gets me every time 😂
Facts
“I want the throne”
proud sasuke noises
can u explain
*plays sasuke theme*
@@Zebaxxx123 At the end of Naruto Shippuden Sasuke decided to become Hokage, while everyone decided that Naruto as their hero will be the next one. Something like that.
@@Mnisz3K1 ahh ye in the war when he said ill be the hokage
thanks g
Sasuke was a terrible character though
This scene alone is better than the entire sequel. The depth, the silent conversations, it's truly a masterpiece.
Agreed
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 masterpiece 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I want the throne."
*Everyone laughs*
It’s a shits and giggles until the outsider says he’s the son of the prince
@@isaacyeon6334 More like until he speaks your country's native tongue
@@ridhwan6113 I guess both drives it well
@Inigo Bantok or more so that they are directly related to the crown
U Watched the video too?
1:20 "YOUR WEAPONS" said with an evil tone .. killed this role
RIP Chadwick Bosman. Such a brilliant actor and a true HERO. He has inspired many, may the legend Chadwick Bosman rest in peace
It’s the little details that make scenes like this - 2:50 the look of satisfaction on W’Kabis face and Okoyes incredulous look communicate so much in a matter of seconds
The chils when killmonger spoke wakandan
Xhosa...but yeah. It was cool.
@@adriansandlin556 ok who cares you know what he means
@@Toppshotta4 You're upset for what reason?
@@Toppshotta4 relax he was jus telling god
@@Toppshotta4 chill out
The way he said " I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest" very well done 👏 because he got the temper right and showed what happens you hurt a son close to his father
literally anybody would react that way if you killed their loved one
The way they reacted when he said I want the throne got me laughing 😅🤣
Well, it's pretty justified. Yes, the king may be challenged for the throne but only by an actual member of Wakandan society. As far as they knew, Killmonger was just some outsider of dubious Wakandan descent who thought he could just walk in and demand the throne on those grounds; the idea is laughable to them.
"you da tuna?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@samalvey8168no
This scene will never NOT give me chills
“I found my daddy with panther claws in his chest!!”
The use of the word DADDY is very deep - especially for such a macho man - its like he reverts back to a child like state
@@gamersnevercryever yes!
HES NO SON OF A KING HES A SON OF A MURDERER
U AINT SON OF A KING U A SON OF A MURDERER
@@gamersnevercryeverthat’s cuz he never grew up past the day his dad died. He may have grown up on the outside but on the inside he’s always been stuck in that apartment crying over his dad’s dead body as a child.
Killmonger: Fresh Prince of Wakanda
Tobey Mcguire's Spider-Man would've wiped the floor against Michael B in this film
@@anthonyhenderson2804 ok??
@@anthonyhenderson2804 if you don't get your gluten-free yoga tight wearing coffee shop WiFi using a$$ out of here 😂😂😂
You mean bully maguire?
@@anthonyhenderson2804 no he wouldn't. Black Panther beat Thanos by himself in the comic. He was severely nerfed in the mcu. Spidey would get his ass handed.
The “hay, hay” is what took me out.. it’s Nigerian, Haitian, Trinidadian all at the same time! 😂😂
2:26 the way she said it just hits different for some reason I just love that lil part right there 😂😂
"I brought justice to the man who stole your vibranium just as your king couldn't deliver"
T'challa: Dude you literally help klaw escape from us
No, he killed Klaw and brought his corpse to them.
@@sarveshnathan7559 Yup he captured him by helping klaw escape from T'challa
Wrong again, and also evil Paul methods are wrong.
Damn Michael B. Jordan is such a good actor and badass! The swag he has the whole movie is unmatched. T’Challa knows Killmonger has the moral high ground in this argument too and doesn’t want to get exposed which is why he asks him not to say anything. The scene and the following fight give me chills
Killmonger: It’s over, T’Challa. I have the moral high ground.
Gotdamn.
Literally everyone in this movie, even the women, got balls of steel.
It's a movie LOL You know it's not real right?
@@Stopsign32v Fucktard alert
@Jay El Way to be racist.
@@Stopsign32v can't be racist towards gringos
why "even".
Killmonger “You’re not the son of a king. You’re the son of a murder.” Took all his power and morality in one line.
He’s one too talk. Bro is basically black Hitler. Except Hitler was successful in actually committing genocide.
@@chrisberrios5857 I would see him more of Malcom X persay
@@chrisberrios5857
You're confusing him with Karli Morgenthau
At least he wanted to help out the oppressed
Karli had the intention of helping out but became blindsided when there were obstacles in her way
@@chrisberrios5857 he’s like Hitler because he’s an extremist? That’s an insane way of looking at the world, regardless of who you agree with.
@@Ismael-kc3ry He is like Hitler because of the similarities in their world views and how he wanted to deal with the people he hated. Course you could also compare him to any other genocidal maniac out there, but Hitler seems to be the go to guy when you want to compare mass murderers for primarily racial reasons. Sure there probably is a better comparison, but it isn’t an insane one.
I can’t watch this movie through without crying. Rest in Power Legend
Everyones acting is just phenomenal here, especially how chad got up from the throne the moment his authority was questioned.
T'Chala in the first half was low-key cold as hell.
He's standing here, looking into the eyes of his cousin, his own flesh and blood, and he knows that. He knows his father killed his uncle and left his cousin to fend for himself, sure it was in self defense, but still. Wish the movie had T'Chala be as empathetic as he was towards Killmonger in the beginning like he was in the second half.
Blood or not he has become a cold blooded murderer and he might think it is too late for empathy.
Think of it this way: a murderer in jail claims to be your half brother, he has the DNA test and photographs to prove it. Would you jump to hug him or would you keep your distance to keep yourself and your family safe?
@@gergelysimko9614 cousin not brother. Oh ya sorry I see ur point
@@Zanoladab
The understanding of the metaphor escapes you
@@gergelysimko9614 which is exactly y I replied with "oh ya sorry I see ur point"
Yet at the end of the movie, after T'Challa defeats Killmonger and fatally stabs him in the chest, he offered Killmonger to save him, with their wakandan/vibranium technology, he very well can. He even brought Killmonger to see the sun rise on a wakandan hilltop, an area N'Jobu told his son that one could see the most beautiful sunrise in the world. And he's been dying(no pun intended) to show his son that. But never got the chance to. And T'Challa fulfilled that for him. And as I mentioned he wanted to save him and offered Killmonger that. But he also know Killmonger's heart is cold because of what he lost and only if he wants to, can he be saved. Hence T'Challa asked, and out of respect too for his cousin despite the fact he tried to kill him earlier in the film and almost did. Or he did, but M'Baku saved T'Challa. And Killmonger himself turned down the offer and pull the dagger out to end his dying breathe. T'Challa still has empathy for his cousin. And he understands perfectly the rage and resentment and even pain his cousin felt. Losing so much at a young age and left to fend on his own while he sits in his ivory, or vibranium tower/palace, living the best and most privileged life as a prince. He definitely still has empathy for him. But Killmonger had became cold blooded and filled with hatred and T'Challa has to stop him before he brings the world down to a genocide and ending it with black supremacy. But he still spared Killmonger. So yeah. To reaffirm your point.
1:17 you can hear the savage in his voice😂
0:05 Suri holding t'challa wrist. I love how close they are
The best marvel film sibling relationship
When he starts revealing his identity, the music slaps everytime
Rip Chadwick Boseman
i like how the whole counsel were in shock and recognized Njobu with instant respect..that's a masterpiece right there
Probably one of Michael B. Jordan’s best performances to date! He killed it as a villain and made Killmonger one of the best movie (not just MCU) villains out there!
R.I.P. CHADWICK BOSEMAN 🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜
Rest and Power King.👑
Chadwick Boseman
(1976-2020)
If that guy with the turquoise clothes didnt ask killmonger what his name is there would be no conflict lol EDIT:most likes I have ever got thanks
Exactly
Nah Killmonger would have said who he was before he was taken away
@@EO18 maybe but we never know lol
It was so random with such force
@@007Fusiion how the hell was that random
This gets overlooked, but Angela Bassett's emotionalism when she's defending the legacy of the deceased King T'Chaka is superb.
0:43 Lmao Killmonger’s reaction when all the Dora milaje started following T’challa
He’s like “well that’s kinda dramatic dont you think Cous?”
This film series is only going to get better, Chadwick or not. RIP my hero!
@f wam yep part2 is confirmed to be made some time
f wam you can’t be serious
Didn’t Marvel Studios say there won’t be a recast for the sequel?
@f wam Stop trying to start something lmao
@f wam People like to make these kinds of jokes about a white actor playing Black Panther. And of course,that would never happen and it SHOULD never happen BUT I do like to say in response to those kinds of jokes that technically a white actor could play an African Super Hero,it's not like there aren't any white people in Africa. South Africa has a large white population(and there are other races in African countries,too). Unless you already knew it or she told it to you,you probably wouldn't ever think that Charlize Theron is from Africa.
So sure,Brad Pitt could play a WHITE African Super Hero but just not a black one.
The anger, pain & rage were shown perfectly by Jordan 🙌🏽
3:04 that would have been a good time for T'Challa to bring up that N'Jakka's father was a traitor that sold the vibranium that led to the explosion years earlier. Could've quashed Killmonger's challenge and "right" to the throne then and there. "You're the son of a traitor. My own uncle killed our people, cousin."
Still doesn’t justify T’Challa’s father murdering him and leaving N’Jakka behind like that to grow up without not only a father but no other family. N’Jakka still had a right to live in Wakanda as a prince. T’Challa’s father also had an obligation to at least look N’Jakka in the eye and explain why he killed his father.
2:10 the way he says no shows that he perfectly knows that killmonger is about to end his whole career 😃
t’challa beats him up anyways
@@xenisty4829 after getting his a"ss handed to him twice? Sure.
One of the best scenes in MCU so far. Black Panther 1 will always be top 10. Still hits years later.
there’s absolutely no one who could’ve brought Killmonger to life better than MBJ. impeccable at his craft.
I'll say this about Killmonger if I could see him fight another MCU villain I want to see him fight The Red Skull.
I love how killmonger followed the customs and waited to be asked by an elder to expose who he is! That made this scene so much more powerful❤️
I keep watching this clip over and over again from time to time, and each time I notice another tiny little thing in Jordan's acting that just elevates the scene.
I wish he was in the final battle in endgame
I love the way he says “your weapons”
"Our weapons will not be use to wage war on the world. It is not our way to be judge, jury and executioner for people who aren't our own."
@@boy2savege17 "Not your own, but didn't life start right here in this continent? So ain't all people your own?"
@@ttxlovely8629”I am not king of all people. I am king of wakanda.”
I would like to say that this scene along with the beatdown T'Challa receives by his cousin Killmonger as well as the seemingly 'death' of T'Challa are very powerful moments from this destined-to-be classic film.
I'll say this about Killmonger if I could see him fight another MCU villain I want to see him fight The Red Skull it would be a brutal fight.
I feel like killmonger every time I go around my dads side of the family 🤣
That's hilarious!!;)
I wonder how T'Challa's mother reacted upon finding out the story of her husband killing his own brother and how he left Erik behind.