Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Queen Ramonda's United Nations Speech IMAX
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- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Queen Ramonda's United Nations Speech IMAX 4K
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Queen Ramonda (Angela Bassett), Shuri (Letitia Wright), M'Baku (Winston Duke), Okoye (Danai Gurira) and the powerful Dora Milaje (including Florence Kasumba) must protect their nation from encroaching after the death of their beloved King T'Challa protect world powers. With the combined forces and strong support of elite warriors Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) and Everett K. Ross (Martin Freeman), the heroes search for new paths to open the next chapter for the Kingdom of Wakanda. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever from a screenplay by Ryan Coogler & Joe Robert Cole, directed by Ryan Coogler.
•Director: Ryan Coogler
•Writers: Ryan Coogler, Joe Robert Cole, Stan Lee
•Genres: Action & Abenteuer, Science-Fiction
•Release date: November 11, 2022 (United States)
•Country of origin: United States
•IMDb Rating: 7.1/10
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Finally, the biggest villain on the MCU: France
Hey, at least they didn’t die after one movie. We might see them again in the future.
I should know I live there😂
Cool thing. Unlike Wakanda, France had it's borders open and now is in flames thanks to "multiculturalism"...
Naw, all Europeans
@@JMan027 France and Belgium have a special place in African history and current affairs. Not in a positive way. There was a reason France was singled out in this movie.
One of the greatest speech's of all time
,,We mourn the loss of our king. But do not think for a second that Wakanda has lost her ability to protect our resources"
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
''You have the ability to protect Wakanda?''
''Yes, our soldiers are trained in the ancestral ways of our peop''
''We declare war to Wakanda'
''I recommend you reconsider embarking in the slaughter of your peop-'' *(receives call)* ''What is it?'' *''MY QUEEN! WAKANDA AS BEEN LEFT IN RUIN BY AN UNKNOWN ENNEMIS!''* (Stares in disbelief at the rest of the UN) H-how..
''You people really expected to take down a single F22 raptor with spears?''
Beyond OSCAR worthy performance. We need to see more of Angela Bassett. She is truly a queen.
But she's dead, I don't think we can see queen Ramonda ever again, okay maybe in the land of the dead but still....
@@gambler942 OP said "We need to see more of 'Angela Bassett'" not Queen Ramonda, Angela Bassett herself is a great actress
That’s kinda reaching but she’s a great actor
@@realchrishdz7what’s reaching???
def not "reaching" at all@@realchrishdz7
"You perform civility here, but we know what you whisper in your halls of leadership and in your military facilities"
The “met with a much steeper response” threat is surreal
Thats wasn't a threat it was a promise
It was more like “fuck around and find out”
@@badmnbryan6924true 😂
The very definition of "F--- around and find out"
This scene MOVED me. Absolutely powerful and pertaining to our times.
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
She ATE this performance and left NO crumbs
Such a good scene. The soundtrack bangs as hell for this too.
the whole movie
The contempt dripping from the word "civility" alone is Oscar worthy.
Facts 😭
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
Now this, this is what Power looks like 🔥
Power that dose not exist
I thought we're all suppose to love democracy and oppose ethnostates though?
Hypocrisy
@@andrewc5476 what is coming a fantasy ?
@@davisdelp8131 you’ll see
Marvel should add these kind of real political elements in ther movies. Marvel has been good at this but after the Multiverse came out, the whole franchise turned into a esoteric fantasy. It was so nice to see UN in this movie.
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
Okoye speaking French was everything
This speech gives me chills every time I hear it
Oh don’t get it twisted she knew with they continued down that road it would lead straight to Namor, but did everything she could to warn them outside of straight up telling them that they were digging in the area of a underwater civilization which they had an alliance with. Which would’ve pissed off the Atlanteans.
King or no King, never mess with Wakanda
She deserved the Oscar. She was robbed.
not enough screen time for an oscar
@@jordanhamilton365
She's literally in the whole movie up until her death which was near the end. What are you talking about lmao.
@@jordanhamilton365She had more screen time in this movie than Jamie Lee Curtis had in the movie Jamie won the Oscar for. . .
What do you have to say as an excuse, now?
Her piss poor written,hypocritical, xenophobic character? Fuck no...
@@jordanhamilton365Jamie Lee Curtis had less screen time than her and she won. So what’s your point?
Came for the speech, stayed for the choo choo choo
"We mourn the loss of our king. But do not think for a second that Wakanda has lost her ability to protect our resources."
Man, when she gives a speech in this movie, you feel every bit of it.
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
First time I saw this scene I was like: Damn! that's a queen in every way.
This was a whole INTERNATIONAL read, and I am here for it😂😂
Last night, there was another attack on one of our outreach facilities. Proof of the involvement of a member state is being uploaded to your mobile devices as we speak. And as for the identity of the attackers...
Ramonda came with receipts 🧾
#QueenMove
@@veeganboy Ramonda came with the whole damn tax return!
The way she read them for filth 😂
Absolutely
Both on the silver screen and in real life
Right when I heard that first "cho" I knew they were fucked 😭
All hail the Queen of Wakanda!
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
Can we just talk about the gorgeous costume designs in this film. Gorgeous, gorgeous in every way. Black woman regality at its finest. I really wish that we could see the fashion in this film translated into our wearable fashion. From jewelry etc, make affordable versions. We need to own our female form with the sophistication and grace it deserves and leave the harsh makeup, garish and sloppy looks being peddled to us. We can do so much better. This is just some of the proof that's out there.
Happy Birthday, Angela! Love and Happiness to you and your family! Live Long Wakanda!
This is the most powerful moment in this movie Ryan cooler to the writers of this scene y'all wrote a truly award winning moment for show❤ one luv big love kinder spirit may these message reach all gods words are refreshing
EVERY decade of my life(3). This woman has looked the SAME!!! *TIMELESS*
That scene was cold AF 🥶🥶🥶
NGL, this is the scene that I see is why she deserved an Oscar. The scene of her in the throne room is magnificent of course, too. However, Angela's body. . .her arms, shoulders, eye movement, command of the room (a multitude of different nations). . .is why I prefer this scene most 😊.
What some don't know is when she did "What's Love Got to do with it," she worked out for 6 months to get toned and cut like Tina was. After the movie she said that she fell in love with working out and has been doing it faithfully since.
Still one of THE BEST SCENES AHH
Sends shivers every time😊
When she walk in I sat down immediately
This sequence is so well edited, Jesus
When I look at these comments I see words that doesn't make this scene justice. Queen, Power and Oscar. Regal is what crosses my mind, her strong shoulder (1:07) carries this whole scene. Regal.
So, it's not just me! Angela is intent on her whole body being used to act. Even her shoulders. The muscles in her shoulders. . .her collar bone. Like, how she did not receive the Oscar is CRIMINAL.
Either the Academy hates Angela personally, or the Academy really loves Jamie, because. . . Angela not winning was personal! It has to be 😮!
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
Such a gangster scene.🔥🔥💯❤
The French and American representatives seem to be at a loss as to how to respond. I don't think they so much as guessed that she'd be able to see right through them (though I really don't know who they thought they were fooling, their greed is so obvious in this scene you can smell it through the screen).
Little tip to both to them on the only response they can give:
"Yes Your Majesty".
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
This movie is so underrated😢
Overrated, boring piece of shite
In another timeline she would’ve been an amazing Storm for X-Men
2:42 If “I brought receipts” was a person…😂
I love that France was the aggressor and not the United States lol although as awesome as this scene is, in the real world, France would say that their government had no idea of the operation and that it was performed by a rogue team and the UN would let them off with a fine and no real sanctions
France with help if CIA
Well, in the real world, Wakanda's threat of retaliatory war would have been more than enough to get France to sit back down and the rest of the UNSC to be willing to bar any UN actions. In reality, the might of the UNSC itself would be crippled and the NATO members would have been chomping at the bit to get them on the council as another friendly face. Vibranium weapons have already been proven by this time in the MCU to be superior to ANY conventional weapon that the rest of the world uses. The sheer tech and weapon superiority would mean that the UNSC would either have to stop bickering and make a united front or capitulate. Remember, the key feature of the 5 UNSC members is that they are the nuclear powers of the globe. Wakanda went a step further and make nuclear weapons obsolete.
not much point if the entire UN has evidence of France's involvement - that would probably come with evidence proving that yes, the French government knew all about it.
In any case, even if they weren't the aggressors here, we know America had aggressive intentions here - the man here and in the later scenes kind of gave me the image of a spoiled child throwing a tantrum because he didn't get an ice-cream.
Did Wakanda's ancestors do anything to stop Africans kidnapping and selling other Africans to white colonial powers? No? Well, did they take part in the slave trade themselves?
Also, how much did Wakanda do to stop corruption, exploitation, genocide, child prostitution, and other atrocities in neighbouring African countries?
I know they're fictional, but Wakanda is an isolationist ethno-state that has no democracy, but instead chooses it's leaders via trial-by-combat, while also keeping up a 'noble savage' mystique which African-American audiences would normally find grotesque, but for some reason celebrate in this movie. It's a bit odd.
This is a dope scene
And this is how Angela basset won 🏆 the global Oscar award 👏 .
This is scene is gold
BEAUTIFUL
Goosebumps every time
That speech mixed with the background music? Chills
Her saying let our response to excursion be an olive branch!!! Is like saying ok we gone le this slide and give you a chance to o think about the mistake you made ..but if we catch you again we gone whoop that ass!!!
It’s always the damn French 😂
Every fukn time this scene gives me goosebumps
One of the BEST parts
❤!!! 🎉 Amazing Portrayal (Supercedes Acting)*
Hello ,how are you doing today?
A true Queen
3:12 Bow down to the Queen
oddly sexual... but ok!
Given everything that transpired throughout this movie, and it makes me wonder is wakanda going to isolate themselves from the rest of the world again
Possibly since America and other nations want to take and exploit Vibranium
I’m scared what will happen now as you are! Luckily we still have time to prepare for the worst.
The thing is, France is doing this and worse shit in real life as we speak
She slayed and embarrassed them to the core.
this is reality
It takes strong leadership to state hypocrisy to those who say that they want what's best for their country, when it's all about capitalism with them.
My favorite part of this is that Queen Ramonda could absolutely have considered that an act of war on France. France is absolutely lucky she is a gracious ruler because holy crap!! That could have ended way worse.
Talk about happy ending override since the events of Infinity War/Endgame for Wakanda! Other than that, Ramonda and Okoye have some of the best costumes so far in the BP saga!
This scene was great. I genuinely didnt know what was going on when the soldiers invaded the facility.
I was like "Theres no way soldiers would get into a Wakanda facility and everyone would just be all passive and afraid like this. This has to be somewhere else, what the hell is happening rght now?"
And then...
Girl got Sass.. love it
What is that song in the background when Okoye comes through with their army?
❤️❤️❤️
African nation: hey guys! Look at our resources!
France: you mean OUR resources
Sucks that this moment was the PEAK of the movie cause it was literally the beginning of the film.
The background voices during 3:02 to 3:09... Is that from the song?
Yes
2:53 dr Glassman!!
1:35 not gonna lie as cool as these ladies were I was really hoping the Winter Soldier aka the White Wolf came creeping out of the shadows with this music, it would have been SICK. Knowing that a super soldier was still there protecting them would have been MUCH BETTER.
Nah, the lady warriors were a better choice
@@testboy7297 clearly bc thats what ended up in the movie. But i think having the last super soldier their would have been cooler
Angela Bassett Was Robbed At The Oscars!
Wait a minute, I thought King T'Challa made a statement to the United Nations in Vienna that he was going to share vibranium and any related resources with the outside world in the Post-Credit scene of the last movie.
Sharing isn't the same as stealing. You could offer to share your food with me, it doesn't mean that I can take your plate for myself and leave you hung out to dry.
@@zainnensey2552 What if I said ‘I would share my food with you’ and later on, do nothing to keep my word and go back to having it for myself. You would be tempted to ask me further questions about why I’m not sharing or might even be tempted to steal it for my dishonour. Right?
He never said they would share Vibranium. He said Wakanda would share their "knowledge and resources"!!! As the Queen stated Wakanda NEVER shares Vibranium "under any circumstances"!! They have never and will never share Vibranium its their source of power.
@@alexanderrodger8989 While that is a fair point, the sad truth is that the real world is not as optimistic as T'Challa would like to believe. Yes, he meant well by stating that he would share Wakanda's vibranium with the world, probably with the intent that the world will use them to become as prosperous as Wakanda, the reality is that politicians would only really use them to build weapons and make their nations military superpowers. Imagine all current world superpowers' militaries, now equipped with vibranium weapons; what would happen if they go to war with each other? Or even invading Wakanda to get the rest of vibraniums for themselves? This is also part of the reason why Namor wanted to keep Talokan a secret from everybody and would go to any length to keep it that way.
Sure, it's also not fair for Wakanda to keep hoarding their vibranium stockpile, but as Ramonda pointed out here, would you trust the other world nations with vibraniums if their response to you not giving it to them is to take them by force (and do so not long after Wakanda had lost its king and greatest protector and thus at its weaknest state) instead of further negotiations?
The problem is not really about Wakanda keeping its vibraniums despite T'Challa promising to share them with the world; the problem is that the pragmatism that rules the modern world politics makes it impossible to trust someone else with vibraniums and not using them in a wrong way. Ramonda is being pragmatic here against her son's wish, but then again, so do everyone else.
@@Willy2537 No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
Angela bassett is true queen 👸🏻👸🏻👸🏻👸🏻
Idc.
They hoed them in that courtroom just let to them know we aint sweet out here.
They forgot to mention another main villain: USA
Or Britain
What is doctor glassman here
Didn't Tchalla say that wakanda was going to share their resources with the world?
Share, not have it stolen lol
What's so funny is this is the same group that wanted to control the Avengers. Steve was right.
This really lost an oscar to jamie lee curtis smh
I thought that was odin from God of war ragnarok for a second
It is
@@finger3306 I meant is that I thought it was character speaking
Even in the MCU America and France tryna steal and Colonise a indigenous country/people😂😂
Marvel needs to make the soundtrack louder, wasted an amazing track in this scene
What did she say at 3:16
I think it was french
You're welcome
Whew chile 😂
Reddit tier writing
3:10 That part was oddly sexual...
3:10 that was oddly sexual...
Al chile en español está más chingona la escena
One dull film
Ce film est répugnant.
I mean the French can be too tho 🤷♀️
@@eroman2886 Occupes-toi de tes cosmétiques
"Without Africa, France would fall into the ranks of a third world nation" - Jacques Chirac, former president of France
@@AnonymousReader-er4eg Pauvre sac à merde ignorant ! La France a mille cinq cent ans d'Histoire, elle n'a jamais eu besoin de personne pour être ce qu'elle est et certainement pas de l'Afrique.
@@AnonymousReader-er4eg not to mention all the crimes they committed for centuries in Africa and their complicity with the Belgians in the death of Lumumba
This feels very cringy.
nah
Too bad the rest of the movie was crap...
LOL this is the equivalent of Adenoid Hynkel, the Phooey of Tomania.