Amazing movie that was NOT racist if you REALLY watched it!

Rating: 9/10 (21 February 2018)

First thing is first, this review is mainly about the supposed "racism" in the movie. Though I will talk about the movie itself too. Also to note I don't know anything about the comics so I don't know how accurate it was. If you want to skip my "Racism" section look for the ******** line and read below that.
With this said lets get "This movie is racist!" out of the way. I am a white male near 40. I loved the trailers but once reviews came in I started seeing people talking about how its about "Blacks being superior then whites and looking down at them like they are evil!". And at first I did wonder if that was the case, but then I realized no Marvel movie would be that way because it would damage the fanbase.
What reviewers FAIL to tell you is Wakanda has a few tribes that have varying views. Some want to help the world, some want to stay isolated and the last group wants to helps blacks to essentially kill off whites (and any race really) so they (blacks) can rule over the world. So yes, there is a group that is racist. But again, they are bad guys. The others are not like that. As that is how good vs bad works. Bad guys have bad views.
There are some jokes like when they call the one white guy "Colonizer" and what not. But not sure how that can be taken as offensive given the fact the guy is british (not that we americans are any better) and did alot of bad things with blacks in the past.
But in the end (spoiler) Black Panther (the king) decides the world is suffering to much and they need to open Wakanda up so their tech can be shared around the world. It would solve so many issues worldwide. Even in the mid-credits scene he speaks before the U.N. about we are all one (humans) and everyone should share in the good of what Wakanda has to offer. Which is the opposite of racism!
*************Review itself***************
Overall the movie did seem a bit different then most Marvel movies given you mostly are in Wakanda. The CGI wasn't to bad. Though the city felt a little weird even though its explained as being advanced tech from a vibranium meteor crash long ago. Some of the tech that is used seems REALLY crazy advanced to the point of it almost doesn't make sense for being earth since until this time we haven't seen such advanced things.
One thing that bugged me that they never really explained when someone drinks the vibranium leaf juice thing, why do they essentially wake up in a weird heaven realm and see their ancestors? Who then give them power?
If its an alien world/species substance, does this mean it was from a world of blacks humans/aliens? Or does it just take black form in the heavenly place so they aren't afraid of it? Or do they actually see their ancestors? Its confusing.
More so since Marvel doesn't really have a "god" in their universe per say. They have entities that are god like of course. Best not to overthink it I guess. Overall I loved the movie and look forward to more!