A great movie that calls all humans to rise above resentment

Rating: 9/10 (13 September 2018)

An interesting movie, with a very different and thought-provoking balance between tribal African tradition/culture and modern technology and thinking. The movie does a great tribute to African culture that they have African dancing, songs, language, and honor for loving one's people. I loved the action, especially the great choreographed fighting by the Black Panther. King T'Challa is very mature, as very much seen in Captain America: Civil War, where he refuses to take revenge upon his father's murderer. It is there we are introduced to the mature hero that I feel Marvel needs. I seriously think Black Panther, along with Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor give a moral foundation for this Marvel storyline.
What I loved most however was that the movie called all of us humans, though mostly black people in my opinion, to let go of resentment from the past and elect to help others even if you may not gain from doing so. King T'Challa at the end of the movie addresses the United Nations, and boldly states that it is his and his country's goal to represent how all humans should treat others, by building relationships and forgiving one another, by thinking like one tribe. This is powerful stuff!! Tribalism plagues our world, in real life as well as the Marvel movies, dividing the Americans from the Middle East, the superheroes from each other, black people from the rest of the world as Erik Killmonger was preaching to the Wakandans when he killed T'Challa and became king.
Does encouraging black people to kill white people, to kill everyone who is "lesser" to them or who enslaved them solve the problems of resentment and tribalism in the world? No. It continues the cycle of hatred that we are all stuck in. I'm sorry if it is too bold to say, but all people including black people need to imagine themselves as one tribe, the human tribe, and let go of any resentments holding them back, as Black Panther rallies everyone to do at the end of this movie.
I loved that message and really give major props to this movie for boldly saying that we humans can and need to create one global family, one tribe, or we will all perish and kill each other.
Great movie, I recommend anyone to see it.