"One day I hope us black people can be wise and mature enough to discuss and understand the implications of not recasting Tchalla"
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One day I hope us black people can be wise and mature enough to discuss and understand that not recasting Tchalla immediately does not mean it is a permanent decision.
And that there is a very important significance to mourning that specific character properly before doing so.
And also mourning the actor attached to that role.
That black characters, black actors and all black lives need to be shown a reverence and respect that we are very rarely if ever shown on screen or off.
And that there is a very important significance to mourning that specific character properly before doing so.
And also mourning the actor attached to that role.
That black characters, black actors and all black lives need to be shown a reverence and respect that we are very rarely if ever shown on screen or off.
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That part too.
But we also gotta make sure these studios are held accountable. We need to be in front and behind the camera. And in the board room.
One day black people will give the proper respect to the original black Panther and help it generate a few billion
every black kid should see this by the age of 10… Bruce Leroy, shonuff this is the og black Panther , black entrepreneurship with a black pizza shop in the 80s
clasdic lines: kiss my converse, can you show me some moves, catches bullets with his teeth nig please , whose the master, sure look like a master to me, and so much more
last dragon>>>>>> marvel black Panther
till this day I will pick the glow
every black kid should see this by the age of 10… Bruce Leroy, shonuff this is the og black Panther , black entrepreneurship with a black pizza shop in the 80s
clasdic lines: kiss my converse, can you show me some moves, catches bullets with his teeth nig please , whose the master, sure look like a master to me, and so much more
last dragon>>>>>> marvel black Panther
till this day I will pick the glow
Sequel first THEN prequel.
I say prequel to understand the origins of the glow in the hood and why it was needed for survival in Harlem late 70s/ early 80s with all the nyc crews and gangs.. shonuff was a product of his environment
Lets di
Lets discuss it expound please.
I love it except I'm tired of the villian always being retrofitted to be any type hero in Hollywood lately
Just let a villian be a villian.
Villains have origins story to.. there’s a method to one’s madness, Freddy Krueger even has a origin story of why he is the way he is, created from 100 men rape on his mother, raised by abusive foster care system, yadda, yadda
Black panther wasn't on their radar. Fans at conventions who kept asking for a Black panther are the reason he got a movie.
I think I just did.
I get that I'm talking of a very specific trope I'm getting tired of.
I don't know if they would ever let a black lead character villian get that type of complete story arc.
But you got the foundation for something dope. Like Creed good if done right.
You should really sit down and try to outline that seriously.