Fun experience with insight into an awesome fictional Nation

Rating: 9/10 (13 May 2018)

This film is an awesome experience that takes you through this fictional nation showcasing their culture, hierarchy, and technology/resources. The main protagonist is T'challa, and this film shows you the struggles he faces with trying to be a good man and a good king. He wants to do right by his people, but also feels a sense of guilt for hiding the nation and their resources from the rest of the world. The main antagonist is so great because you can see where he's coming from, so much so that even at the end T'challa does right by him. This is a great experience and a great film, there isnt so much Black Panther being Black Panther, but rather the man behind the suit.
Time for the rant. People are hating on this film because it's too "political", no it's not. The bad guy in this film elicits bad feelings because he throws America's bad history pertaining to African-Americans in your face, newsflash he's a bad guy he's supposed to elicit bad feelings. He was abandoned by his own people and had to grow up in a poor community without his father instead of living in an amazing resourceful nation as a member of the royal bloodline. They killed his father and didn't give him a proper burial thus trapping his soul in the apartment he was killed in, like hello of course he's angry. Now hes going to use that nation's resources to fulfill his agenda which involves world domination and his people reigning superior, did you forget HES A BAD GUY? And the good guys are going to stop him. Nothing about that is "political" to me, and if you feel it is get over yourself. The film is majority black people, of course it is its set in Africa where the majority is black people, if this bothers you once again get over yourself.