'Future & Technologies' had met 'Past & Heritage' ... shaped up a great superhero movie !

Rating: 10/10 (30 October 2018)

If, there is a country of Africa, technologically advanced from the developed countries of the world - a few decades ahead, keeping themselves hidden from the war by disguising them as an underdeveloped country. Their spies are scattered all over the world, so it is a matter of time only to get the whole world controlled by their better war-arcenal. Such a mythical secret civilization has been developed by Black Panther Movie.
After events of Captain America: The Civil War, late 'King T'Chaka' is going to be replaced by his descendant as the rightful owner of throne, T'Challa. Opening up themselves in front of the rising world in order to help fighting against war and poverty, or keeping themselves isolated from the world like his ancestors, which one will he choose?
On the other hand, a black orphan child grew up in Oakland with his late father's fairy tale like story of Wakanda, his real home. In lieu of lies, genocide or any other costs, he wants to go back to there. Defeating T'Challa in the challenge to throne, he wants to impose colonialism over the colonizers who have gone through that for ages. So that, like the colonial Britain, the Wakandian Empire, never will see the sunset.
The most striking theme of the movie was the highlights of the Wakanda. Africa's ancient culture along with imagined future technology has emerged as an wonder. Productions and costume designs have to be appreciated. And the effects of Africa are also used in the soundtracks. To say, it is a Hollywood tribute for African civilization and culture.
This is the first time that black craftsmen dominate Hollywood's big budget movie. Chadwick Boseman in central character and Michael B Jordan's role in the role of villain Killmonger is commendable. Also, last year's Oscar nominee Daniel Kaluuya has flaunted an important side-role. Danai Gurira, Lupita Nyong'o, Forrest Whitaker, Angela Bassett, Sterling K Brown everyone is successful in their character. Winston Duke and Latitia Wright in the role of Man-Ape & Shuri respectively were heartwarming.
Ryan Coogler, the director, has succeeded avoiding clichÃ©s and giving new dimensions to the story, along with Joe Robert Cole. By salvaging personal experience and creativity, created a memorable superhero villain, who is hesitant to be called as the so-called evil entity. Having Marvel's time and storytelling restrains, witnessing so complete solo movie like this, was beyond imagination. Though the movie could have taken for more meaning, the movie will still be regarded as one of the best superhero movies.