Well this was horrible

Rating: 4/10 (5 May 2018)

After all the hype, I've finally managed to view a title I've put off for a long time for several reason. Those reasons being me fearing the movie would be a big cliché and an overhyped piece of Marvel fanboying. After watching the movie, I feel sad I actually gave it a chance.
The whole plot of the movie is paperthin and feels like it's been based on a children's movie or Disney's Lion King gone live action. Introduction of the movie feels sloppy, as some people get a lot of camera action and backstory and others don't. After a good 10 minutes of the movie, you kind have realised how the story is going to turn out. You can recognize the bad guy, you can imagine the story and you can tell importance of persons in the story just from the lines they get.
The overall cohesion of the movie is very low. CGI doesn't look all too good and forced. The dialogues are terrible and could've been written by a 10 year old and all the clichés that can occur in a superhero movie do occur. (Spoilers) The superhero gets chosen but is uncertain of himself. He get's defeated and learns he isn't the best but is still better than injustice. He stands up and defeats the bad guy. Wow, this is a plot we've never seen before Marvel. Just because you happen to put black people in it and a bad interpretation of African culture, this movie doesn't distinguish itself. This movie doesn't even cover a lot of black culture. It just has black actors speaking horrible English, saying cliche lines and living up to African stereotypes.
The overall sound mixing of the movie is also terrible. I kind of like Kendrick, but all of the sounds in this music consist of this one beat of a Kendrick track being played over and over, which I thought was pretty weak. There are a lot of other black rappers, musicians who could've been useful and maybe given this a real African vibe, instead of a (cliché) American one.
To conclude, this movie just was exactly the disappointing pile of crap I expected. The story did not suprise/impress me at any point, nor did the visuals or the composition of the movie. If you love the superhero genre, you might like this movie but I certainly did not. For me it was just a story heard many times before, given a bad African vibe by some Hollywood people who wanted to make a movie that would be political correct without taking to much actual diversity on hand; trying to please the big crowd as much as they could with a storyline a child could follow and replay at school. I sure hope Infinity war is beter.