The greatness lies beyond the movie's end..

Rating: 9/10 (1 March 2018)

The greatness of the Black Panther movie is in what it makes you feel for your culture as an African, especially the potential for greatness, long after the the credits are done.
It won't go down as the best CGI manipulated movie or best action sequence, not even greatest acting in the Marvel jaggernaut. However what this movie has done that the others have failed is to lend a cultural vibrance and a sense of belonging, especially to Africans in our homeland (I'm from Kenya), and to see the greatness of our continent if it's resources were harnessed and used well. Yes it has political undertones, anti-colonial sentiment which of course triggers the race debate (which is where I suspect many reviewers got salty), but that's the point of BP. Of you read about his character as well from the comic books, he isn't a "fit" in the Avengers and has always been suspicious of the rest, as his first priority is protecting Wakanda.
So, anyine watching this expecting just wham, bam and cheesy, predictable plots with no undertones, this isn't for you.
9/10 movie for me.