Let's Talk About: Black Panther Wakanda Forever - To Infinity War and Beyond Review

Phase 4 concludes with one of the most emotional installments in the franchise that almost didn't happen. A tragic loss and a new beginning. To Infinity War and beyond continues with my review of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Let me know what you thought of Black Panther Wakanda Forever in the comments below. That's why this series is called "Let's Talk About"! Enjoy!
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[@EntertainmentFan11]

Man, my jaw dropped when Killmonger appeared! Like, ex-CUSE me?!?!?! I imagine MBJ had to keep his cameo in this film a huge secret. Also, I kinda hope we see Morgan Stark return in the MCU sometime, maybe helping her mom (Pepper) carry on Tony's work. I mean, Lexi Rabe did a great job with her role in Endgame, so I wouldn't be surprised if she came back at least one more time. And honestly, this movie made me frickin' cry a lot. From T'Challa's death (to acknowledge his actor's real life death), to the MCU logo being clips of Chadwick Boseman, to Queen Ramonda's death, to Ramonda being in the Ancestral Plain reaching out to Shuri telling her not to take the path of revenge, to T'Challa's son revealing his Wakandan identity as Prince T'Challa II. Goddamn, they did NOT hold back with the emotional side of the final film of Phase 4! Quantumania is next. Oh, boy... Can't wait to hear YOUR thoughts on it. Like Thor 4, I really don't get the negativity surrounding that one. I'm not gonna say it's a perfect film, but it's not that bad. Does it have its problems? Sure, but I still enjoyed it.

[@daelen.cclark]

While I don’t know much about Namor, I love the dramatic tone juxtaposed with the feet-wings, and I’m delighted the MCU makes it so believable.

[@SpacialRend7]

Wakanda Forever was absolutely a noteworthy MCU film that resonated with me. I must’ve shed tears seven times with its emotional scenes. The character of Namor was very well done (my first exposure to the character btw), the exposition on the Talocan was very interesting, the music was great as the last Black Panther film, and the action scenes were great.
As the last film to end Phase 4 of the MCU, Wakanda Forever did very well imo. Honestly, my favorite of the lot.