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Nah they shun Vibranium.

But they have Jabari wood that comes from a sacred tree believed to be given to them by their god.

To my understanding it’s sting as ****. Like stronger than most metals. Obviously not as strong as Vibranium, but somebody with the wood can go toe to toe with someone with VB.
Man, they better smarten up.

I natural assumed once M'Baku joined T'Challa's royal counsel he'd get down with that vibranium.
 
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Danai Gurira and Florence Kasumba are so gorgeous, geeze.

Thought this would be fun and get some discussion going.

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Best Movie Overall: Black Panther
Second Best Movie Overall: Spider-Man: HC
Third Best Movie Overall: Thor: Ragnarok
Worst Movie Overall: GotG
Most Overrated Movie: GotG
Most Underrated: GotG 2
Funniest Movie: Thor: Ragnarok
Best Superhero: Spider-Man
Best Villain: Vulture
Best CGI: Doctor Strange
Best Soundtrack: Black Panther
Best Acting: Captain America: TWS
Best Origin Story: Iron Man
 
Thought this would be fun and get some discussion going.

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Best Movie Overall: Black Panther
Second Best Movie Overall: Spider-Man: HC
Third Best Movie Overall: Thor: Ragnarok
Worst Movie Overall: GotG
Most Overrated Movie: GotG
Most Underrated: GotG 2
Funniest Movie: Thor: Ragnarok
Best Superhero: Spider-Man
Best Villain: Vulture
Best CGI: Doctor Strange
Best Soundtrack: Black Panther
Best Acting: Captain America: TWS
Best Origin Story: Iron Man

Best Movie Overall: Iron Man
Second Best Movie Overall: Civil War
Third Best Movie Overall: The Winter Soldier
Worst Movie Overall: The First Avenger
Most Overrated Movie: Homecoming
Most Underrated: Age of Ultron
Funniest Movie: Guardian's of the Galaxy
Best Superhero: Iron Man
Best Villain: Zemo
Best CGI: Guardian's of the Galaxy 2
Best Soundtrack: Guardian's of the Galaxy Mixtape 1
Best Acting: Agent Carter The First Avenger
Best Origin Story: Iron Man
 
Danai Gurira and Florence Kasumba are so gorgeous, geeze.

Thought this would be fun and get some discussion going.

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Best Movie Overall: Black Panther
Second Best Movie Overall: Spider-Man: HC
Third Best Movie Overall: Thor: Ragnarok
Worst Movie Overall: GotG
Most Overrated Movie: GotG
Most Underrated: GotG 2
Funniest Movie: Thor: Ragnarok
Best Superhero: Spider-Man
Best Villain: Vulture
Best CGI: Doctor Strange
Best Soundtrack: Black Panther
Best Acting: Captain America: TWS
Best Origin Story: Iron Man

Best Movie Overall: WS
Second Best Movie Overall: BP
Third Best Movie Overall: A1
Worst Movie Overall: Thor 2
Most Overrated Movie: HC
Most Underrated: Ant Man
Funniest Movie: Ragnarok
Best Superhero: Iron Man
Best Villain: Ultron
Best CGI: Doctor Strange
Best Soundtrack: BP by default
Best Acting: BP
Best Origin Story: Iron Man
 
Best Movie Overall: Black Panther
Second Best Movie Overall: GOTG2
Third Best Movie Overall: CA: CW
Worst Movie Overall: AOU
Most Overrated Movie: CA: WS
Most Underrated: AntMan
Funniest Movie: GOTG
Best Superhero: IM
Best Villain: KILLMONGER
Best CGI: GOTG2
Best Soundtrack: BP
Best Acting: CA: CW
Best Origin Story: CA:FA
 
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So not only did they fix his arm, but notice his hair? Wakanda got the best shampoo and conditioner money can buy. Bucky on his "black don't crack"

Bruh didn't go to no Supercuts in Wakanda. They got bruh looking silky out here.

Probably to distract from how old Sebastian lookin :stoneface:
 
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Best Movie Overall: Avengers 1
Second Best Movie Overall: TWS
Third Best Movie Overall: Black Panther
Worst Movie Overall: Thor DW
Most Overrated Movie: Iron Man 3
Most Underrated: Ant-Man
Funniest Movie: GOTG 1
Best Superhero: Spider-Man
Best Villain: Killmonger
Best CGI: GOTG 1
Best Soundtrack: Black Panther
Best Acting: Loki
Best Origin Story: Captain America TFA
 
Amid 'Black Panther' Craze, African Clothing Retailers Marvel At Sales Boost
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"Black Panther" has smashed records at the box office. It’s now thehighest grossing superhero movie ever in the United States.

It has also sparked a boom in African clothing.

But can the buzz last? Some local businesses hope so

Businesses like Elegance African Fashions, a small shop tucked away on a residential street in Dorchester.

Owner Ebby Ihionu welcomes a new customer on a recent Friday, asking him how he's doing with a smile.

"Very good, thank you," Jean-Sebastien Duvilaire, 32, of Framingham, responds. Stepping further into the shop, Duvilaire's eyes light up.

"This is beautiful. When you come in, this is like Africa," he says.

"That’s right. That’s right. Thank you!" Ihionu says.

Duvilaire is a dancer and choreographer. And he’s been thinking a lot about Africa ever since he saw the movie "Black Panther."

"The clothes, the spirituality, the food, the songs, the art -- it definitely made me think of African [and] Pan-Africanism in a certain way," Duvilaire says.

So when he needed an outfit for an event, he did a quick online search for stores that specialize in African attire and found Elegance African Fashions.

There are handmade clothes and jewelry on display, and the store is lined floor to ceiling with vibrant African fabrics — from Nigeria, Ghana and other African countries.

Ihionu shows Duvilaire several different outfits. He tries on a few and ends up with two embroidered white shirts and a pair of pants.

"I think this was made for me," he says with a laugh as he checks himself out in a mirror.

Duvilaire is one of many new customers who have come through the doors of Elegance African Fashions since "Black Panther" opened in theaters.



Ihionu says these new customers are from all different backgrounds. And her regular customers are buying more since the movie.

"It's been super," she says. "Usually during winter, the business is slow, but it has been like up, up, up. You know, people come every day."

Ihionu is originally from Nigeria and has run this business out of the basement of her home for 11 years. And for the first time, she ran out of some items.

"I ran out of dashikis. I ran out. I had to go, and you know, start making more," she explains.

The colorful printed dress shirts usually sell in the summer. And Ihionu isn’t slowing down. She’s already booked up with orders for custom-made clothes for the next two months. It's all because of the bump from "Black Panther."

But the question for shop owners like Ihionu is, how do they keep this buying excitement going once the movie hype wanes?

Diane Basemera runs an online marketplace called Amooti, where African artisans sell their goods. She grew up in Uganda and now wants to blog on her site to show people how to wear and style African clothes.

"I think that with that education that should help sustain the high traffic that I got on the website," Basemera says. "So, that's my plan so far, and I hope there'll be another 'Black Panther.' So we have another big bang."

Basemera, 30, started her business two years ago with the goal of being an "Amazon" for African products. Sales on her website have tripled since the movie came out. One artisan on her site even created a line of hoodies inspired by "Black Panther" for spring.



With the film making more than $1 billion in box office sales worldwide, "Black Panther" merchandise is expected to perform well this year. Even Hasbro has made more toys for the movie.

Some fashion experts already predict the film will give African designs even more influence in the fashion industry.

"This is a long-term trend," says Caroline Daniels, who runs the fashion entrepreneurial initiative at Babson College. "The number of people that are becoming fashion consumers is growing, is more diverse. They want more choice, and they want clothing that expresses individuality as well as diversity."

Daniels says businesses should engage their new customers, and beef up their websites and social media activity to keep the connections going beyond this "Black Panther" wave.

Ihionu, the store owner, is experimenting with her own styles to connect customers to the clothes. She’s coming up with new designs to put fun African prints on T-shirts, jeans, accessories and other western wear.

"We're not going to stop because 'Black Panther' slows down," Ihionu says. "We have to keep this. And I believe, when they put on whatever we make here and they feel good, they come for more."

But she’ll still keep stocking up on traditional clothes and old-standbys like the dashiki.

One of her regular customers Doreen Amartey, 31, of Roslindale, hurries into the store on that Friday to snap up some of the last dashikis for her young kids to wear when they finally see "Black Panther."

"Actually, I’m trying to surprise them," Amartey says, "but they keep [saying], 'Oh, mommy, we want to go see the movie. We want to go see the movie.' "
 
Best Movie Overall: Captain America: TWS
Second Best Movie Black Panther
Third Best Movie Overall: Iron Man
Worst Movie Overall: Thor: TDW
Most Overrated Movie: Avengers: AoU
Most Underrated: The Incredible Hulk
Funniest Movie: Thor: Ragnarok
Best Superhero: Captain America
Best Villain: Killmonger
Best CGI: Guardians of the Galaxy
Best Soundtrack: Black Panther
Best Acting: Captain America: TWS
Best Origin Story: Iron Man
 
Any marvel movies filming in Atlanta right now? My brother in law is a bartender at the airport and said he was talking with Frank Grillo (crossbones) at his bar and he said he was on his way to ATL to film a movie. Captain marvel?
 
Long shot chance he's in it.

Other movies do film in ATL.

Crossbones was on SHIELD as a Hydra agent could be there in his early years.
 
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