Amazing

Rating: 10/10 (23 February 2019)

Now, before I start this review, the one person writing all these 1 star reviews on different accounts need to stop.

Let me just start by saying that this movie is everything you would want from a Marvel Movie. From the plot to the characters and their stories, this is the perfect Marvel movie. Sue me. I don't care. It's amazing.
The start of the movie is a flashback to when N'Jobu was alive and planning a heist os some sorts, until he feels the need to hide the guns. Then, members of the Dora Milan's, a army of women from Wakanda knock at his door, while his friend, who is actually Zuri. They open the door, and the lights turn on and off, and then, king T'Chaka is there. Him and N'Jobu, his actual name, are brothers. N'Jobu figures out that Zuri, who N'Jobu doesn't know is also a spy, is from Wakanda. Let me flash forward cuz your probably getting bored.
There are a few lines from Erik Killmonger, or N'Jadaka that makes me think about my ancestors, who are black. Near the end, Killmonger says this: "Bury me in the oceans, like my ancestors who jumped from the ships, cause' they knew, that death... was better than bondage." That got me thinking that one of my ancestors managed to survive slavery and NOT jump from the ships that is just amazing to me. Another line that still is important to me at least is when Killmonger said this: "Weeks? I don't need weeks. The whole country don't gotta be there, I just need him, and someone to get me out I these chains." The chains part got me thinking about slavery.
In conclusion, this movie is amazing because of the African cast, it's racial references, and it's amazing writing. It's not what you would expect from a Marvel movie, which is a very, very good thing to see.