Flawed, overhyped and overscored

Rating: 4/10 (16 May 2018)

This is one of those odd movies where I started out mentally giving it a 9, and it proceeded to whittle away at that number until I was left stuck between 4 and 5-stars. I settled on 4.
The only memorable performance was Michael B. Jordan as Erik Killmonger, with Forest Whitaker contributing a decent performance, for what time he had on screen.
Once they started down the PC/SJW path I rapidly lost interest in the movie, especially because most of the "facts" they spewed out are historically and factually incorrect. But let's not let that get in the way of inciting racial hatred and deluding people into accepting fantasy as reality.
Some of the fight choreography was lifted straight from The Winter Soldier, and overall left me feeling decidedly "Meh" about the whole deal.
Yet again we get the "strong, intelligent women show evil/uncertain men how the world should work" routine. That narrative has gotten so old that it's now past boring.
A film with huge promise ruined by social justice commentary, lack of character arcs in all but one or two places, and amateurish fight scenes.
Watch it if you have nothing better to do. But you won't watch it twice.