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talk that ****
talk that ************* ****
the revolution will not be televised
im ready
WELCOME TO THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE -*RIP STAN LEE & Boseman* - Agatha All Along new ep every Wednesday
talk that ************* ****
the revolution will not be televised
im ready
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One small thing I noticed is when Killmonger was intro'd at the museum. When he said he was gonna take the artifact and the girl was like "its not for sale"... brah when Michael B Jordan turned to her, she looked sooo shook. Like not great acting shook... more like hit by the holy ghost from the power of MBJ's anger and powerful line.
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He wanted to die.
Why are we comparing Killmonger to Bucky?
Bucky is a just a dude they're helping after was framed for a terrorist attack.
This whole train of thought is why I can see W'Kabi and other went against T'Challa. This is crazy man.
N'Jobu was a traitor. He gave Klaw all the info he needed to steal vibranium which led to the deaths of many Wakandans, ironically enough including W'Kabi's parents.
Man half yall don't even know what MLKjr was really on.
He didnt make them feel comfortable either. Which is why they killed him.
The cookie cutter watered down straightforward message of MLKjr at one point in time that they try to narrate is what they're actually comfortable with.
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He's one of these mad woke Instagram/twitter personalities who turns everything into an unnecessary deep issue. I'm finished with this thread
. We get a close to masterpiece of a film on a magnitude that has not been done before and the past few pages have been nothing but pure nonsense. I'll clock back in here for IW - 69,605
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Wait this still a Marvel comic book film right? Just checking.
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You really tryna say including a few non colored folk in the movie was only to make others feel comfortable?
Wildin
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I know.
I just find it funny you talking about ppl being negative given all your negativity
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Na I'm saying them used in the situations that they were used in doesn't make sense. Ppl can say whatever it is what it is.
An average Joe can't even cross borders and have that kind of access lol. Come on. They'e giving that kind of power and responsibility to a cia agent and a known terrorist. Right.
I'm on my phone so it' hard to multi quote but I know about MLK. I know about his position. I also know how certain ppl use him now to push their agenda against black ppl. They want to keep us docile. **** that
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You're overreacting
In that end credits scene T'challa did not invite the world to share his weaponry.
He was pushed due to Nakia's views and dealing with Killmonger to do things the nicer more diplomatic way.
And like I said before thats the main problem with having a highly advanced country be isloated for millenia, not helping anybody even their own ppl, and depicting that as not a morally good thing and then having them change to being open and sharing.
When it comes to technical advancement in the real world, that **** gets out. Its not like only one country has nukes. Everybody has too much and the rest are trying to make some. Same thing when guns were a thing. Same thing when the bow & arrow was a thing.
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I'm trying to picture people watching the Avengers Assemble storyline like a decade ago and losing their **** like this over BP storyline. Like ****, this still a comic book film with an already established lore and superficial links to the other characters.
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You do know this is a movie right lol
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yeah towards the end
he wasn't on that protest peacefully tip
he was on that that we gonna have to take it
cause they not gonna give it to us tip
most folks dont know that
they for sure dont teach that part in school
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movie
but with real life **** in it
cant tell me that nobody whose black
couldn't understand killmonger and his reasoning
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good ur trash opinions aint needed hereHe's one of these mad woke Instagram/twitter personalities who turns everything into an unnecessary deep issue. I'm finished with this thread
be gone
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its bigger than that now
this where the revolution starts
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You been a clown in here for the past 2-3 months. Look at you .This is where the revolution starts.
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WHAT????I know.
I just find it funny you talking about ppl being negative given all your negativity
u trippin
negativity is not my thing
please find negative posts of mine
cause ur waaaaay off base
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u been mad every since i told u thor 3 was trash
why so butthurt
i was wild with the this where the revolution starts comment
but hey
im in the moment
u know how it is
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Let’s check back on this in 2 months lol I already know how this gonna play out
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Killmonger wanted to die. Lol BP offered him medical help and he turned it down. And more importantly he wasn't going to change his ways. Bucky is reformed.
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Yeah dude there was no coming back for Killmonger. My man killed his girl like she was nothing, I know he was laughing his a** off when T'Chaka got killed by Zemo.
He was a good villain but his psyche was too far gone to make him an anti hero or potentially ally, he had so much deep seated hate for T'Challa and rightfully so. It was very sad but honorable for him to choose death over dishonoring his father and his own ideology. He knew that he could never fit the idea of passively ruling or being a hand to throne and that's why he pulled that blade out. His final line stings even worse when you think about how Wakandans were so selfish while their fellow Africans continuously ended up on the short stick of history, often times resulting in death, mistreatment or slavery.
His character was so tragic for me, the scene were he ingested the heart shaped herb hit me all the way in the feels especially when it panned back and forth to seeing his father as a kid and adult.
Just crazy how he was a better Panther than T'Challa as well, almost like comparing the top recruit grinding it out in public school with plenty of hardships outside of balling and then T'Challa is the blue chip that comes from a lineage of former hall of famers that has the best opportunities and training and still comes up short. a lot of that was obviously implied when Ross goes over his educational and military background when T'Challa gets the living sh*t beat out of him at Warrior Falls. I wish that this was a Dark Knight situation where Killmonger wasn't his first real villain in a solo film and we got a little bit of time to digest their relationship over two movies. Kinda have Killmonger in the background prepping and showing his motivations in the first movie while not being a direct threat and then in the second movie have the full on coup and conflict without Klaw in the background. At this point I'm just talking to talk but outside of Zemo I don't think there's been anyone nearly as calculated or dynamic as Killmonger. Have a feeling they got rid of him to serve the plot in Infinity War with M'Baku beside T'Challa he's confirmed for the movie.
He was a good villain but his psyche was too far gone to make him an anti hero or potentially ally, he had so much deep seated hate for T'Challa and rightfully so. It was very sad but honorable for him to choose death over dishonoring his father and his own ideology. He knew that he could never fit the idea of passively ruling or being a hand to throne and that's why he pulled that blade out. His final line stings even worse when you think about how Wakandans were so selfish while their fellow Africans continuously ended up on the short stick of history, often times resulting in death, mistreatment or slavery.
His character was so tragic for me, the scene were he ingested the heart shaped herb hit me all the way in the feels especially when it panned back and forth to seeing his father as a kid and adult.
Just crazy how he was a better Panther than T'Challa as well, almost like comparing the top recruit grinding it out in public school with plenty of hardships outside of balling and then T'Challa is the blue chip that comes from a lineage of former hall of famers that has the best opportunities and training and still comes up short. a lot of that was obviously implied when Ross goes over his educational and military background when T'Challa gets the living sh*t beat out of him at Warrior Falls. I wish that this was a Dark Knight situation where Killmonger wasn't his first real villain in a solo film and we got a little bit of time to digest their relationship over two movies. Kinda have Killmonger in the background prepping and showing his motivations in the first movie while not being a direct threat and then in the second movie have the full on coup and conflict without Klaw in the background. At this point I'm just talking to talk but outside of Zemo I don't think there's been anyone nearly as calculated or dynamic as Killmonger. Have a feeling they got rid of him to serve the plot in Infinity War with M'Baku beside T'Challa he's confirmed for the movie.
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he didnt actually turn it down
he made a statement
tchalla coulda easily refuted that statement
and offered to at least talk
but didnt
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instead they do that with dr strange
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Killmonger's death and his line at the end was powerful and I think the character had more of an impact when he died than he would have if he lived for a number of reasons.
One being we final had a great MCU villain (Loki was ok but overstayed his welcome imo). Rather he die a great one than have him fizzle out.
Bet if he had lived and in whatever movie he appeared in next, he was even a fraction flawed, yall would be outraged.
By yall I mean the two man rebellion...
One being we final had a great MCU villain (Loki was ok but overstayed his welcome imo). Rather he die a great one than have him fizzle out.
Bet if he had lived and in whatever movie he appeared in next, he was even a fraction flawed, yall would be outraged.
By yall I mean the two man rebellion...
