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RIP Chadwick Boseman & Stan Lee. WAKANDA FOREVER & EXCELSIOR 😭😭😭😭.
Yes! 😭
@@reactswithjaxI know this is kinda off topic of the comment but when are you gonna watch how to train your dragon homecoming?
EXCELSIOR! Nuff Said.
Martin Freeman (Agent Ross) played Bilbo Baggins, and Andy Serkis (Ulysses Klaue) played Gollum in the Lord of the Rings movies. In the press tour for Black Panther, they referred to themselves as the "Tolkien White People".
Good one!
Not squeezing in a "vibranium is very precious" line during one of their conversations was such a missed opportunity.
I remember that! It was so funny! 😂
@@DavidB-2268How’s that a miss opportunity if you don’t mind me asking?
@ricardoortiz4870 having Bilbo and Gollum sharing two scenes, and not acknowledging it?
In the prelude comic tied to the events of this movie, it’s revealed that T’Challa had already been Black Panther since around the same time that Tony Stark became Iron Man.
T’Chaka continued to be king but had retired the mantle of Black Panther and passed it on to his son who was still the crown prince of Wakanda at the time.
Young T’Chaka in the Oakland 1992 flashback was portrayed by John Kani’s real life son Atandwa.
Griot, the Wakandan A.I., was voiced by South African comedian Trevor Noah.
Finally, while we all mourn Chadwick Boseman, I would also like to acknowledge the late Dorothy Steel. She portrayed the Merchant Tribe Elder.
She passed away in October 2021, but she was able to reprise her role in the sequel Wakanda Forever which would be her final film released posthumously. Miss Dorothy was 95.
This is one thing that I thought the movie didn't explain. I didn't know there was a comic tie-in, but I still think it's a failure in storytelling that it's not explained in the movie. Unfortunately, I think this movie makes a lot of jumps that aren't explained.
@@jkhoover Eh, I don't feel like it really needs to be explained that much. Even though we don't know WHEN T'Challa became the Black Panther, we know that T'Challa was already holding the Black Panther mantle, while his father was still King, when we meet him. T'Chaka was a much older man, so it make sense that he would no longer hold the BP mantle at his age. We learn in this movie that the King/Queen normally holds the title of BP as that's what Challenge Day was for. I mean, it's not hard to fill in the blanks and not everything needs to be spelled out if you're paying attention. The only info that was new in the OP's comment was how LONG ago exactly that T'Challa became BP, which isn't really THAT relevant as he's highly skilled in the role already when he's introduced. There's no actual challenge for T'Challa's role as BP. It's his role as King that's more of the challenge for him, his story, and we're already aware of official aspect of role, although trained for, is new for him in actual practice...
@@AshLee92490 I disagree. It may be because they were trying to fit BP's story into the narrative that already started with Civil War, but I think BP has many holes in the story telling that keep it from being a great movie to me. You shouldn't have to read the comics or make assumptions for the story to work. That's notb"spelling it out", it's proper storytelling. If the king has to defend the throne, they should be BP. Apparently, you can challenge at any time, since Killmonger challenged right after T'Challa became king.
@@jkhoover Again, the only new info that was in the OP's comment was how LONG T'Challa had been BP, which isn't really that relevant to the overall story. Everything else we pretty much knew based on what was told and shown between Civil War and this film. Killmonger was able to challenge because he was of royal blood and he was within his right to challenge. One of elders literally say it after Killmonger declares his challenge for Kingship & BP. Challenge Day is a traditional procedure/ceremony, but nowhere was it said that the challenge had to only be that specific day only. The roles King & BP always being one seems to be what YOU feel, but the movies literally have shown that it isn't always the case (ie King T'Chaka & BP T'Challa in Civil War). That's why Killmonger specifically challenges for the role of both King AND Black Panther. That's not a plot hole...
@@AshLee92490 Let me ask it this way. If T'Chaka hadn't died in CW, and Killmonger came along and challenged, then what would have happened? T'Chaka would have had to fight? He would have had to fight the king and T'Challa to be king and BP?
I just happen to live in Chadwick’s hometown of Anderson, South Carolina. he’s done so much for the kids & local communities down here. Wakanda Forever, My King 🤴🏿
Seeing the black panther get his own solo movie is a legendary moment. Chadwick Boseman your a legend and will be missed 🙏🏿
his a legend?
legendary! @@Heroo01
@@trobtx3538 but he owns the "a legend" ??
@@Heroo01if a lot more people watched his other movies, he would be considered a legend. He was a great actor gone too soon. He play 3 real life heroes besides a fictional one.
@@donnyouttheway4091 lmfao y'all are dumb asf. I'm making fun of his grammar kiddos. I loved Chadwick Boseman
Vibranium doesn't rust and it also can't be detected by metal detector's. It can repair damaged tissue which they have shown in this movie but they also shown happen in age of Ultron when Ultron grew vision body. The reason why the wakandans won't give vibranium because it's easily weaponized and yes the wakandans said they would share only meant there advancement in technology not their actual vibranium.
Black Panther reaction museum murders: "wow thats actually really smart...well i dont know if its smart im not out here creating crime scenes"
John Wick reaction when Charlie and the cleanup crew came: "how does one learn these skills...what product are they using if you really wanted to [deep clean] your house"
ive got my eyes on you Jax lol
Jax = #1 suspect!
Can’t ever go wrong with a marvel Friday from Jax 😁
Another great reaction, Jax! In response to your question about the masks in the fight for the throne between T'Challa and M'Baku, of the 5 tribes of Wakanda, 4 follow the panther god, Bast. The Jabari tribe, led by M'Baku, separated from the other 4 tribes and live in the mountains. They do not worship Bast, but the ape god, Hanuman. If you remember, when T'Challa accepted the challenge, M'Baku said, "Glory to Hanuman". Just a little info explaining the religious/ political situation in Wakanda.
And M'Baku is very different from the comics, where he is a villain known as Man-Ape, which for obvious was not going to fly in a movie in the 2010s.
M'baku warriors used wood as weapons and armor. The Vibranium mound seeps into the very ground so the jabari trees are just durable vibranium. About equal to titanium steel while being third of the weight.
Hearing Winston Duke (M'Baku) say "Us" was a little eerie. He and Lupita Nyong'o (Nakia) were in that titled movie directed by Jordan Peele.
Thanks for this character, Chadwick Boseman.
The meteor carrying Vibranium is the size of a mountain. When it entered the earths atmosphere some pieces broke off. That’s how Stark got his. Half of the meteor didn’t even land in Wakanda. It landed in the middle of the ocean. So people can go get some vibranium that’s sitting under 3 miles of ocean and several hundred feet of ocean floor. You’d be better off trying to steal it from Wakanda lol
Damn watching this again makes me realize how much I miss Chad. He was a phenomenal actor. Honestly I couldn't see no one else playing this character
Jax, if you thought this movie was a wild ride, just wait until you see the next one! 😁😄
Yes! Infinity War makes this movie look like Sense and Sensibility.
Yes, infinity war is excellent.
And I wouldn’t even waste my time with captain marvel.
Boo. Watch Captain Marvel. Jax will definitely enjoy it.
@@TheNamelessFilm Another fragile butthurt white boy who can't handle that the most powerful MCU hero is a woman.
@@BigBass-xf5yiwe found the offended toxic male. There's one on every RUclips channel. This is definitely a comment I would expect from someone who poses with a fish.
This is my favorite MCU movie after Winter Soldier. I've watched it a bunch of times but even so, I never caught the way they introduced Killmonger's musical cue into the Wakanda scenes along with the character himself until you pointed it out. This is why I love your reaction videos: they help me see the movies through fresh eyes and enrich my appreciation of them. Keep up the good work, Jax. I can't wait until you get to Infinity War!
I'm weeping😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Will using the phrase 'sick beat' make me sound cool"😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg that was perfect
Love watching your videos Lady Jax of House Hellmer. Absolutely Amazing As Always
Aaaw, thank you so much!!! 🎉😍❤️🎉💖🐑
Actor Atandwa Kani who played the young King T'Chaka in the flashback scenes, is the son of actor John Kani who plays the older King T'Chaka.
That's awesome!
@@reactswithjax As sad as it was to lose Chadwick Boseman, his greatest wish was that his character would be recast and not die with him. I think that Atandwa Kani would make for an excellent replacement as the Black Panther.
*WOW!😮* Jax as always your smart analyses and joy of laughter is appreciated. T'Challa's moral decisions "as if we were one single tribe" is the solution I hope for today's global tragedies. Jax, I also appreciate your 8 hrs of viewing, editing, and looking amazing. Wakanda Forever!!
This was one of my favorite reactions for you. I think we all are nervous for your next few movies. They are so big and we will be with you! You are getting closer to the peak of the MCU!
Beetlejuice, my childhood classic, and Infinity War. Talk about back to back hits.
I'm so excited for Jax 😂❤ Love her reactions so much!
Two more weeks!
Baddest line “every breath you take is mercy from me” damn son where you find that type shit
Black Panther and of course T’Chaka is such an interesting character. I cant recall what my first introduction to the character was but I do remember him being a character in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (2006) in a game filled with playable hero's from Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Daredevil etc. He caught my attention in those games but as a massive X-Men and Spider-Man fan back then (X-Men and Spider-Man films were massive) I mostly played as them.
He also played a big part in the amazing The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, a 2010 animated series that heavily featured Black Panther as a character. The series overall is very much inspired by the classic 1960s comics and Avengers line up but set in modern day but still maintains a cool retro meets modern style. Would highly recommend it and it's only Two Seasons. It was basically the MCU if the MCU had the rights to X-Men an Fantastic Four, The Guardians of the Galaxy even had an episode over four/three years before the film.
But it wasn't until Civil War (2016) that the more mainstream audience finally got introduced to the character, naturally alot of new Marvel fans got introduced to the wider Marvel Universe with the MCU.
Also it'd sad when Erik meets his father cause his father realizes that him and his son are both banished somewhat to a different afterlife instead of being with the others and that his father realizes that his son is a monster
Some great casting in this movie, not only for Chadwick Boseman and Michael B Jordan. I particularly liked seeing Winston Duke again after enjoying his performance as the antagonist Dominic in season 4 of Person of Interest, but so many good actors here throughout the cast.
Jaaaaaax!
When she said that the "CGI looks so well done", I instantly started laughing 😂
The visual landscape is really nice, but the CGI has to be the worst of the whole MCU. After all the parts of the movie are laughed at as PS2 graphics. To be fair they were under extreme time pressure to finish before IW and clearly needed a few more months, so not the fault of the team.
The battle on the light train tracks was so badly done. Didn't ruin the movie as a whole but what a letdown.
You clearly have no seen a PS2 game in a while. PS4 quality maybe (keep in mind, even the PS5 is not up to movie quality. People have this false perception that vidoe games have better graphics than they actually do. The PS5 for example has the BEST graphics I’ve ever seen for a VIDEO GAME. They still do not hold up to movie quality though. The BEST PS5 game would be torn apart if a movie tried to pass off those graphics lol. There’s different standards. And as such black Panther’s CGI is on the level of PS4. Bad for a movie but no where near as bad as PS2.
He played randall and this is us. And a long time ago, he played in an HBO TV show, I think it was, called army wives.
Taserface is in that show too. 😂😂😂
Is he? @@ricardoortiz4870
This was a great movie. The technology, music, costumes all amazing. Chadwick really did this part justice. Michael B. Jordan was an excellent villain and you really felt for Kilmonger.
Since 1995, I have been a fan of Black Panther. I've been a fan of Erik Killmonger since 1998. As a modern take on the character's hairstyle in the comics, Killmonger's dreadlocks were a take on the character's long hairstyle. Michael B. Jordan researched Tupac Shakur, Fred Hampton, Huey P. Newton, Marcus Garvey, and Malcolm X in order to be ready for the part. He also mentioned the influence of Heath Ledger's Joker depiction in The Dark Knight (2008). Jordan had wanted to portray a villain for "a while" and compared Killmonger and T'Challa's relationship to that of the X-Men characters Magneto and Professor X. The films that influenced the 2018 film Black Panther. Malcolm X, Boyz n the Hood, Do the Right Thing, School Daze, Baraka/Samsara, Moolaadé, Timbuktu, Mother of George, Black Caesar, The Color Purple, and James Bond.
the visual of Erik Stevens in the fire of the heart shaped herb is a 3D visual of the African proverb "a child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth." because Erik was left to fend for himself as a kid, he was denied warmth, safety, comfort, acceptance, and prominence. Thus, he's returning to burn it all to the ground and take whats left for himself.
Seeing him burn those herbs reminds me of the unfortunate reality of corrupt African leaders overstaying their time in office.
Every time I watch this movie, I notice something new that I hadn't before...and I've seen it sooo many times.
44:15
I absolutely love how, expressive Jax is here 😂
The eyes & smile are amazing when explaining thoughts 🤩😁
Watching T'Challa's scenes in the afterlife and his scene were he says "I am not dead" really hits in a different way 😢😢😢 Rest in peace Chadwick Boseman
Another amazing reaction! The American movie that Shuri was referring to when she was showing T’Challa the shoes was probably Back to the Future Part II. Can’t wait for your Infinity War reaction, I think I’m anticipating it just as much as I was anticipating the film when it released in theaters 😂
Breaks my heart when Killmonger’s dad sees what his son has become. He feels responsible for what’s about to happen.
Killmonger's Dad was killed when he was a boy.
10:38 I'm not sure if I'm correct, but still what I deduce is the mask M'baku is wearing represents Hanuman, as earlier in this conversation he says, "glory to hanuman". Hanuman is the monkey god in Hindu Mythology. A celibate, and Lord Ram follower who is, according to mythology, is also an immortal warrior with power unbeknownst to anyone. Since M'baku lives in mountains, just like monkeys, I suppose, it respresents him.
Fun fact: That "glory to hanuman" line caused somewhat of a controversy here in India as some hindus were not happy their god's name was used in this movie for some reason. But in the end, it all cooled down.😊
Hanuman helped Prince Rama rescue his wife Sita from the evil Rashkas
that last reaction is priceless!! looking forward to the next video! big hugs!
Congrats on the 40K subs, Jax! 😉
You know, I'm always looking forward to these. No matter how rough my week was, your videos are always like a ray of sunshine casting away a curtain of grey clouds. Thank you very much. Never change.
Just for reference, the plant that gives the Black Panther his abilities, is similar to the super soldier serum that Captain America took. And the purest form of the Plant/Super Soldier Serum acts like Ambrosia from Greek mythology.
5:46 Noooooo Jax, I wanted to see that entering into Wakanda reaction.. was genuinely waiting for that, and those people transporting Nakia and others.. they go searching for whose causing the troubles, and they find a dog barking up, and they look upto see the Black panther, I really wanted to see the reaction to both of those scenes 😢😢😢..
Nice subtle upgrades to your setup. Enjoying the reaction so far. Cheers, Jax!
Not related to MCU so no spoilers but Black Panther is actually getting a video game, untitled at this moment but the trailer was very interesting. It's set in WW2 featuring a young Captain America in his early 20s and the grandfather of T'Challa as Black Panther. I can't recall if any comics featured Captain America teaming up with a Black Panther in WW2 but it's a really cool concept. Captain America did team up with Wolverine in WW2 depicted in the comics, animated cartoons etc.
Cap was also very often teamed up with Namor and the (original) Human Torch.
Amazing video as always Jax! Your videos provide such comfort and an escape 💝💝💝(Beautiful pumpkin!)
After watching Marvel and John Wick movies, can anyone notice how Jax doesn't flinch from dead-on shooting scenes anymore??? Jax is super badass now. She can star in the next John Wick movie
I'd like to say RIP Chadwick and Stan such a sad loss it was for the Marvel community 😔 I did love this movie it was stand alone like Captain America first Avenger. Who is most definitely my favorite. Loved your reaction looking forward to watching the next one with you 😂
The two Black Panther movies are some of the best of the entire MCU
Have the tissues ready for black panther 2 they did so good to honor Chadwick boseman after he passed
Love the scenes where he sees his father and final scenes with his cousin who also would have been a better black panther if the kept his alive and brought him back later on down the road and have it were he tries to live up to his cousin who didn't allow him to die but also that he realized the error of his ways but don't think they would do that
It was a real treat to watch Jax experience the same joy and awe I had when I first saw Black Panther five years ago. It’s bittersweet to see it now because the ache of Chadwick’s absence will always be felt, and this film is such a beautiful testament to all the things he exemplified in his lifetime. Wakanda Forever indeed.
He was such a great actor and human being. I'm glad you enjoyed this reaction!
Awwwwwww, look how happy she is that Black Panther will return in Avengers: Infinity War...
Bring your tissue box, Jax...
Omg, the best so entertaining ‘WoooooW’, lol. New sub now. I love that ur immersed into the MCU as I am an old comic fan thrilled to see this all come to life and watch others enjoy it. Good commentary and reaction. I love ur loading image of the post credit scene. So nice I watched this twice! I really hope you enjoy the Infinity Saga (phase1-3)
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoyed this reaction enough to watch twice! 🎉❤️🎉
Chadwick was the embodiment of King energy...the man worked his butt off for 4 movies in the span of years while suffering from Colon cancer...RIP
You are 💯 correct when you guessed the fighting masks they wore represented gods they worshipped. Bast/Bastet is the Panther god and she’s got quite a large family 😉
Good lord… your editor deserves a raise! And if you are your own editor, you deserve a cookie ❤️
Wow, thank you so much!! I do edit my own videos! 🎉❤️💖😍
@@reactswithjax i’m a professional videographer and I edit quite a bit every day. Honestly I really enjoyed this edit! Good job!!
@@reactswithjax /me passes Jax a cookie.
@32:20 through her laugh at M’Baku’s joke was delightful and the Stan Lee smile was beautiful.
Aside from that…. This was a good reaction even though it was technically a rewatch. A lot of energy and fun…..
….plus…..
Lamby doing the Wakanda salute was awesome.
Can’t wait for you to get to one of my top favorites : Infinity War
I'm so glad you enjoyed this! I can't wait for Infinity War either ❤️🎉
I really enjoyed the "Wow" montages! So fun! Great reactions to an awesome movie! So much history and cultural/social relevance in this movie... I had hoped when it came out that the messages and reminders of our history did not fall on deaf ears. RIP Chadwick Boseman. Don't forget to give lambie their powers back... or did you already? It might have been in the Patreon version....? Also, I enjoyed Lambie's joke at the end too!
The first black superhero in Marvel comics was Black Panther. Black Panther is a Marvel Comics character who appears in American comic books. The character was created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist-plotter Jack Kirby and originally appears in Fantastic Four #52 (July 1966) during the Silver Age of Comic Books.Erik Killmonger (né N'Jadaka) is a Marvel Comics supervillain who appears in American comic books. Don McGregor and Rich Buckler created him, and he first appeared in Jungle Action #6 (September 1973).
M'Baku is Man Ape in the comics thus the mask.
I admit to being a comic book nerd. And what I find so funny about this movie is that Angela Bassett is playing The Black Panther's mother. When the first X-Men movie was announced by 20th Century Fox, Marvel Comics fans from all over the world sent letters to 20th Century Fox demanding that Angela Bassett be cast as Storm. In the comics, Storm is married to Coachella, the Black Panther.
Coachella? Who is that? Also they’re not longer married.
@@Cream-2128 have you ever heard of Google talk to text and autocorrect? So if it came out Coachella, complain to Google.
It's only Monday but I'm already excited. I've been waiting for MONTHS for you to get to Infinity War...and we're only FIVE DAYS AWAY!!!
Was in dire need of cheering up today, thankfully, here comes Jax (and Lamby...and Owen Wilson, I guess?) to do exactly that. Thanks, all three of you.
I'm so glad you liked it! Owen Wilson and Lamby are the real stars here! lol
Do you think you’ll ever do a reaction to the deleted scenes? Black Panther is one of the few Marvel movies where the deleted scenes absolutely should’ve been left in the film. Even if they slowed the pacing, they add so much to the characters and help put so many events into perspective.
Tchalla mask represents Bast
Mbakku mask represents Hanuman
I'm a SCUBA instructor, and a lot of my students say that I remind them of Andy Serkis....I never know if I should take that as a complement or not! LOL
Haha! Total compliment in my book!
"Wow" 🤣
I mentioned it in your Ragnarok review Jax, but when you get to Infinity War in two weeks (and also Endgame after that), I absolutely insist, insist, INSIST that you make both of the reviews for those movies into 2-part uploads! Most other reactors do the same for both Infinity War and Endgame just because they're not only lengthier in runtime but they're just such epic movies that it's tough to cram all your reactions into just one video!
Such a good movie before infinity war which is such an emotional roller coaster so I hope you’ll be ready
Imagine the strength to keep a straight face, filming, and meeting up with fans and such while dying of stage 4 cancer, RIP to Chadwick
This excellent reaction is to be revisited! The editing is on point!! 🐈⬛️ 🌌
Another great film with Chadwick Boseman that you should check out is "42" (with Harrison Ford). Chadwick plays Jackie Robinson, the first baseball player to integrate the major leagues in the 1940's.
And if you want to see more with Michael B. Jordan, the "Creed" films are great, although you definitely want to watch the "Rocky" movies before that.
Another great reaction vid, Jax! Looking forward to the next one! 😁😁 until next time, Jax n Lamby.
Wooooow! That's what i said after a certain episode 2 of a certain Marvel series today. Good to see you're enjoying Black Panther, It's pretty good, and what a performance by Michael B. Jordan as Killmonger
In comic book lore the heart-shaped herb combines with the persons DNA and either enhances you or kills you. This is why the mantle of Black Panther is typically passed to another person in the same family.
Still waiting on that Patreon~ tbh it would be cool to see a whole movie reaction. The edits and such are great, but seeing the uncut raw version would be interestingggg.
7:33 Norm MacDonald: "See, NOW you're thinking just like Ramsay Bolton!"
The WOWs, I love it 🤣
To answer a couple of questions (granted this is the MCU where things often differ from the comics)
Yes the heart-shaped herb is a limited resource but the Wakandans manage and cultivate it. Over the centuries the Wakandans have collected all of the herb they found growing in the wild and moved it into the city. That doesn't completely eliminate the possibility of a few plants existing in the wild somewhere but as far as anyone knows, they don't.
Likewise small amounts of vibranium are occasionally found outside the borders of Wakanda. The comics go into more detail but when meteors enter a planet's atmosphere, the heat and friction causes them to disintegrate, most burn up completely. Meteorites are the chunks that managed to survive the trip and land on the planet. So when that huge meteorite landed in Africa and became the vibranium mound, smaller pieces that broke off during the descent but didn't burn up, landed in scattered spots along its path through the atmosphere. So Wakanda isn't the only place where vibranium exists, just the only place where there's a significant amount.
In the comics, the ancient meteoroid broke into two main pieces as it descended to Earth. The largest chunk (about 3 quarters of the mass) landed in Africa and became Wakanda's vibranium mound. The other quarter landed in a hidden region of Antarctica called the Savage Land, where dinosaurs still exist to this day. And vibranium in that region has different properties from the Wakandan variety- instead of absorbing vibrations it emits vibrations which liquify all other metals, and is known as anti-metal.
So far, the MCU hasn't mentioned the Savage Land or anti-metal yet (although Civil War seemed to have a brief teaser/Easter Egg for it). However the door is open for Marvel Studios to expand upon those storylines later, if they wish.
14:34 No Jax, Vibranium is undetectable by standard metal detectors
The subtle sting to the american being trained to burn all threats...
15:18 Reminds me of The Hobbit with Bilbo & Gollum haha!
16:28 lmfao thank you Jax.
Okoye - Calls them primitive for using guns
Also Okoye - Lives in a society where monarchy is decided by a fight to the death wearing animal masks, with a dozen spears pointing at them.
Andy Serkis really brought the tent for his Circus the way he entertained you. One movie down, one to go. I’m very invested in how you’ll react to the next film from your comments about liking certain characters. Hopefully in time it’ll seem like a snap of the fingers.
Jax got me looking forward to Friday like it's payday 😅😅. I Love this woman Jax you're awesome
Welcome to the very best of the MCU. I think you'll love "What If...?" for many different reasons, which you'll understand when you watch it.
The Owen Wilson references just hit better because of the current Marvel project LOL. Great reaction.
I hadn't thought of that! Haha
43:28 candle goes out waiting for the first credits scene so it DID survive the movie! Pumpkin candle forever!
Hahahahaha! RIP pumpkin candle. You served us well. ❤️
Can't wait for both of those incoming movies. Beetlejuice is a classic and I've been loving seeing more and more people discover it recently.
This movie holds a special place in my heart. Before it came out, I had a dream I was in a park. All the sudden, stairs shined out of nowhere, leading straight into the sky. I saw someone walking down and it was my late grandfather. We embraced as I told him how sorry I was for not being there to say goodbye. He simply smiled and told me it was okay. He told me that I'm still the same special boy he'll always love and he'll be watching over all of us. I watched him walk back up the stairs before waking up crying.
The ancestral plane scene makes me think of the dream and tear up every time.
Chadwick truly brought Black Panther to life for me. It was sad to hear of his passing just as much as Stan Lee. Both of these guys along with my grandfather were great inspirations to me. RIP to all three of these legends and Wakanda Forever.
The best parts in this movie, for me, after Killmonger took the throne half of the people were there to protect the king and the other half were loyal to T'challa. See you didn't know if they were going to throw down and go at it or just wait for the right moment...
Awesome reaction Jax😊 obviously you'd seen this one before but such an awesome movie obviously giving us the King Tchalla played perfectly by The King Chadwick Boseman (Rest in power) everyone in this film is amazing the villain Kilmonger who you cant help but sympathise for and i love the blend of tribal and modern theme in Wakanda and the soundtrack is incredibleand so many memorable quotes!! Here we go guys we all know whats next one of the greatest movies in the MCU this is where the real wild ride begins😏"Wakanda forever!!
13:36 The old American movie referenced here was Back To The Future Part 2, with the shoes from the 2015 scenes.
Oooh, thank you!
47:52 Can't wait to see this Same level of enthusiasm after Infinity War as well, because that movie is 100/10, Its just the best.
34:55 was that a reference or an easter egg of an upcoming movie “Us”? because M’Baku’s actor was in it and the movie came in 2019
I love Killmonger's theme in the beginning of the film it's really goes with his character the music tells you that ya he's Wakandan but grew up in Oakland California and Ludwig Göransson who is the producer for the music in the movie talked about this in a podcast about tjr making of tye music in the film especially Killmonger's theme
Yeah, Killmonger's theme was great!
It's ALWAYS a great re-watch with Jax and Lamby! Of course sheep make it a better film. You need to find Lamby an embraceable ewe!
I agree with the Black Panther and Cap being similar and it shows with their friendship in the movies. I can’t wait for you to see Infinity War.
Jax, your movie reactions are always such great entertainment. And this one was no different. Watching these movies with you is always like watching them for the first time. So looking forward to your upcoming line up. Someone else recommended you make Avengers Infinity Wars a 2 part reaction. I couldn’t agree more.
I've seen a lot of reactions to this and most of them don't "get it" the way you do. I don't recommend this to everyone, but the kid in the end was also in _Moonlight._ It's an amazing film and I trust you enough to recommend that you check it out. I'd love to see your reaction.
What really makes this movie notable is that it is the first Marvel movie where the antagonist actually made the protagonist reassess their worldview.
Iron Man and Doctor Strange come to mind more subtly perhaps. The whole point of the first Thor movie was to get the Hero to change his perception of who he was supposed to be. Heroic change and growth is an undertone in all of the MCU stories.
@@johnniequinn3215 Somewhat, but the growth of both Iron Man and Thor was based on the personal development of the characters given the trials they had to go through, not the influence of others. Killmonger was a harsher echo of what Nakia told T'Challa regarding Wakanda reaching out to the rest of the world.
@@ValerianBajak I would argue that Yinsen had a great deal of influence both in questioning Stark's values, and helping him to see what use others were making of his weapons.
@@johnniequinn3215 Oh no doubt. But Yinsen was not an antagonist, and had a great deal to do with Stark's apotheosis. Killmonger was T'challa's main antagonist in the movie. And as misguided as he might have been, he was responsible for T'Challa's change of heart. And not just from his position opposing him. The fact that he existed as a living symbol of what happens when isolationism is your doctrine becomes apparent. The other incident is T'challa, who loved and respected his father, found out T'chaka had feet of clay, and changed his worldview accordingly.
As I understand it, yes, the king can be challenged at any time, but he is only required to accept at his ascension ceremony. But I could be mistaken. T'Challa did not _have_ to accept the challenge, but he felt that he must.
The reason the power is stripped away for the challenge fights is that if T'Challa had the power of The Black Panther, there wouldn't be a challenge, The Black Panther would be able to destroy any normal human in a 1v1 melee. (Think Barton (Hawkeye) vs Rogers (Captain America), with no weapon or shield. How do you think that would end up on flat terrain with only a 100 diameter space to fight in? Because that's basically what The Black Panther vs a challenger would be)
Just because T'Challa's sister (Shuri) knows how to create magnificent advances in technology, doesn't mean she can "overnight" make it all stop working. When Captain America's shield was made, once it was made, how do you unmake it? If you build a gun and bullets, how do you stop that gun and bullets from working after it's already been sold?
I mean, did Tony know how to "switch off" Ultron? Just because Tony improved the concept of the Arc Reactor, did he prevent the similar one Ivan built from working? For that matter, could he switch off the one Obi took from him?
M'Baku had his chance to be king. He realizes T'Challa earned that right, and he will serve the rightful king, especially when he saw the queen mother and the keeper kneel to offer the herb, the power, for the sake of the nation.
Post credit scene #2 affirmation of the "another broken white boy to fix"
For the scenes they were not competing with each other or Chadwick Boseman (T'Challa), Michael B Jordan (Killmonger) commanded many scenes, Danai Gurira (Okoye) owned hers and Letitia Wright (Shuri) overshadowed everyone. Scenes where any 2 or more of these 4, some scenes were more one person than the other, but it changes from scene to scene.