Solid movie, just some scenes and political views were a little forced...

Rating: 6/10 (20 June 2018)

The visual effects, humor, culture of the wokandans and fight scenes allow me to give this movie a 6/10.
However, while I was watching this movie in the movie theater, I felt like I was being antagonized throughout the movie. I am a white human being, and this movie forced several comments and actions throughout the movie that portrayed whites negatively. No I am not talking about the culture of the wokandans, I found the portrayal of their people interesting. And yes, I understand slavery is a horrible stain in history, but I do not see the relevance of slavery to any character in this movie. Yet, it is forcefully brought up.
For example, as kilmonger was dying he said something along the lines of, "my ancestors jumped off of ships, because they knew that death was better than bondage."
This quote and his actions of trying to give weapons to all black people illustrate kilmonger's purpose to help blacks against whites.
None of this seems to make any sense to me... never in the movie does kilmonger ever encounter any racism by any whites. In fact the only thing we seem him face is his father's death... by another black man. Also, the quote about slaves jumping off of ships instead of bondage doesn't apply to him either. In the movie, we never see kilmonger's mother, who would be the only one that had ancestors that came on ships. His father was blessed with the prosperity of the wokandans his entire life. So, this quote really has no part in this movie.
If you were to argue that the quote does fit, and that his mother was effected by slavery. If you are black and you like this movie because you relate to the struggles of racism and blame white people because of slavery and the poverty of black people... let me ask you this.
Who sold black people into slavery?
Black people