Just watched BLACK PANTHER and.......
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Nah, when the general told Killmonger right before they went at it, "your heart is full of hate and you're unfit to be a king ..."
I peeped the CAC's next to me and they were shook.
I was feeling proud af.
Yeah, he was willing to kill anybody, at any cost, to get what he wanted from or for his people. General Zod loved his people too, and was willing to kill anybody, including his own, for his mission to create a new Krypton. They are both villains.
Killmonger is the white man's worse nightmare, young, black, and don't give a fuck. When I was younger, if able, I would have probably had the same approach and mentality. Take it back, like they took it from us.
'Black Panther' Delivers Fifth Largest Opening of All-Time, Heading Toward $218M+ 4-Day Debut
by Brad Brevet
February 18, 2018
Dominating the weekend and delivering one of the largest opening weekends of all-time, Disney and Marvel's Black Panther topped the President's Day weekend box office, outperforming its nearest competitor by nearly $175 million based on estimates. As a result, fellow new wide releases were left in the dust with both Lionsgate's Early Man and PureFlix's Samson struggling in the low single digits. The weekend did, however, have other notable performances such as Sony's Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, which became the studio's second highest grossing domestic release of all-time, and Fox's The Greatest Showman, which has now topped $150 million at the domestic box office.
Atop the weekend box office with an estimated $192 million for the three-day weekend, Black Pantherdelivered the fifth largest three-day domestic opening in history and is currently expected to finish around $218 million for the four-day holiday weekend. The performance is also the largest February opening of all-time, the largest President's Day weekend opening of all-time and gives Disney eight of the top ten domestic openings of all-time. Within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther is the eighteenth release in the franchise and the ninth to open with over $100 million. It's also the second largest opening in the MCU, behind only The Avengers($207.4m) and topping the $191 million debut for Avengers: Age of Ultron.
From an audience standpoint, Black Panther received an "A+" CinemaScore and played to an audience that was 55% male vs. 45% female, of which 61% were over the age of 25.
Internationally, Black Panther brought in an estimated $169 million from 48 markets for a global, three-day debut of $361 million, the fifteenth largest global opening weekend of all-time. The film managed this feat despite not debuting in China (March 9), Japan (March 1) or Russia, where the film will open next weekend along with Vietnam, Trinidad, Peru and Venezuela. Overall, South Korea leads all markets where the film brought in an estimated $25.3 million followed by the UK ($24.8m), Mexico ($9.6m), Brazil ($9.4m) and Australia ($9.2m).
by Brad Brevet
February 18, 2018
Dominating the weekend and delivering one of the largest opening weekends of all-time, Disney and Marvel's Black Panther topped the President's Day weekend box office, outperforming its nearest competitor by nearly $175 million based on estimates. As a result, fellow new wide releases were left in the dust with both Lionsgate's Early Man and PureFlix's Samson struggling in the low single digits. The weekend did, however, have other notable performances such as Sony's Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, which became the studio's second highest grossing domestic release of all-time, and Fox's The Greatest Showman, which has now topped $150 million at the domestic box office.
Atop the weekend box office with an estimated $192 million for the three-day weekend, Black Pantherdelivered the fifth largest three-day domestic opening in history and is currently expected to finish around $218 million for the four-day holiday weekend. The performance is also the largest February opening of all-time, the largest President's Day weekend opening of all-time and gives Disney eight of the top ten domestic openings of all-time. Within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther is the eighteenth release in the franchise and the ninth to open with over $100 million. It's also the second largest opening in the MCU, behind only The Avengers($207.4m) and topping the $191 million debut for Avengers: Age of Ultron.
From an audience standpoint, Black Panther received an "A+" CinemaScore and played to an audience that was 55% male vs. 45% female, of which 61% were over the age of 25.
Internationally, Black Panther brought in an estimated $169 million from 48 markets for a global, three-day debut of $361 million, the fifteenth largest global opening weekend of all-time. The film managed this feat despite not debuting in China (March 9), Japan (March 1) or Russia, where the film will open next weekend along with Vietnam, Trinidad, Peru and Venezuela. Overall, South Korea leads all markets where the film brought in an estimated $25.3 million followed by the UK ($24.8m), Mexico ($9.6m), Brazil ($9.4m) and Australia ($9.2m).
man lets just say it ALL counts!
What about the museum scene?
Come on now don't even begin to try and play my pen man. Don't go there.
He took a bullet for her...and then had to be saved by them. He couldn't comprehend the tech they had. He was SILENCED when he was with the mountain tribe and made the court jester and SHURI had to basically hold his hand WHILE FIGHTING in order for him to shoot those planes down
she even said "I made it americanized so you can fly it" translation you not ready for our sophisticated way of doing thing so here is the flying for dummies so you can do your 1 job.
I went to see it this morning at 10am hoping to avoid the crowds. WRONG. The theatre was packed. Loved the movie and I agreed with Killmonger.
Why not though?
He was Villain and Hero at the same time.
Even in his death he created some of the change he was trying to.
Btw, even at 10am there were some fine sistas in the theatre
In an special ABC News feature about the recently released Black Panther, Kevin Feige recalled the moment he first saw the film in its entirety.
"The movie finished, and I looked over at Ryan, I said, 'that's the best movie we've ever made.'"
"Clearly you have anticipation from an audience that has never seen themselves portrayed like this before," he said. Addressing some of the film's political undertones, Feige added, "Circumstances in the world have changed drastically since we started working on this movie four years ago. It was relevant then. I think it's more relevant now."
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"The movie finished, and I looked over at Ryan, I said, 'that's the best movie we've ever made.'"
"Clearly you have anticipation from an audience that has never seen themselves portrayed like this before," he said. Addressing some of the film's political undertones, Feige added, "Circumstances in the world have changed drastically since we started working on this movie four years ago. It was relevant then. I think it's more relevant now."
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mayne you okay.
if i needed a writer for one of my titles i might think about hiring you one day.
I want a Prequel and Alternate version shot from Killmongers P.O.V. or at least a graphic Illustration with voiceover by the main characters. I want to see the Wardogs hidden in plain sight all over the world. There is so much more potential to make the movie franchise as successful as Captain America or Iron Man. I want a reboot like Spiderman every 10 years.
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mine didWhat was the name of the song that was played before the first mid credits scene?
Hopefully none of the side characters will get merked in Infinity War..
My girl would have fit right in
but she made her own uniform...
she wanted to be a "elite dora milaje"
you saw I tried to tell 'em
@largebillsonlyplease
At the showing you went to...
How did the mask go?
Were there white folks up in there?
A lot of costumes?
Did the sisters show out?
Was the theater sold out?
How many times you planning on going?
At the showing you went to...
How did the mask go?
Were there white folks up in there?
A lot of costumes?
Did the sisters show out?
Was the theater sold out?
How many times you planning on going?
Created him, white supremacy nurtured his views. Someone had to be the blame. It became how could you not help?
And if we real Nakia felt the SAME way.
@largebillsonlyplease
Thoughts on Klaw?
Thoughts on Killmonger killing his girl?
Thoughts on Nakia overall?
Thoughts on the end credits?
Thoughts on Klaw?
Thoughts on Killmonger killing his girl?
Thoughts on Nakia overall?
Thoughts on the end credits?
you'd do well to just put me on staff.
Yo. There were some fine African Queens in full make up. However there were many with white men.
It was sold out fully there were some people dressed up
I was the showstopper though. I walked in with the mask and that was all she wrote.
Those who didn't know the movie were scared as fuck of the mask lol grown ass men.. 1 dude just said it... "man that's a scary ass mask" couple of people moved out of my way. people took pictures and stuff.
We were waiting in line to get in and security told this one cat with a black panther mask on to take it off.
And then he started to walk towards me and I looked right at him, and from outside the mask it just looks like a creepy psycho looks at you dead right at you while you're approaching him and the security shook his head like "nah" and let me keep the mask on lol
Which keeps bringing home my point about ol boy.
It was after everything was already in motion and done that we can say he turned "against" anyone. All of it was done. The ships were literally leaving wakanda as the KING had ordered.
And everyone is acting like he was conspiring to do it from jump. he was not.
he just didn't magically go back another way when it was time to fight.
Shit, T'Challa himself asked for help because he knew he couldn't just WALK IN THERE and all of these "loyal" people would just be like ok fuck you Erik though you are technically king or we thought you were or whatever.
Loved this. Adding it to the repitoire. His sister stole the show.
Folks at my theater were were rocking kente cloth. Natural hair and braids were abundant. Saw one chick dressed like ol girl in dead presidents with the fro and black leather jacket.
Or, even when they brought him to Wakanda, and Shuri smurks, "Yeah, another white boy to fix." or whatever she said. Like, in our world, we do the saving...not the other way around.
Well Stan Lee is the creator of the Black Panther comic so he would know.
