African star wars

Rating: 6/10 (25 February 2018)

I did do a twitter campaign one year and it seems that now some film makers are doing what I had hoped for, merged Africa with Hollywood. Black Panther integrates effectively the African continent into the science fiction genre. We get a version of the African star wars.
The manuscript has integrated values and feministic critic towards ideals about females and how to dress, actually they give another point of view of what not to wear, so in fact this is lovely, since the Hollywood stereotypes need some critic. We are more values than one on this planet and it is fresh to see that other values can be given space in a movie. Also the females are strong African women, they are also diversified, since there are different versions of their personalities. A princess a little bit rebellious, technological and scientific, which is awesome. Females in other roles than the regular. Breaking new frontiers, just as Star trek. So perhaps my header is wrong... maybe this is more of a African Star Trek, than an African Star Wars? Well, I wouldn't say that, but they do the same with norm critic as the Next generation Start trek does. But this is a fighting movie, with cool ships, advanced technology and such, which is more like Star wars.
The designs in this movie feel like a modern Africa, so give new technology to Africa and this is a possible outcome really. So the designs feel really African and somehow the old traditions are integrated into this movie, just as old traditions also have merged into Star Wars. Therefor this movie has more common ground with Star Wars than Star Trek really. This is indeed the African version. Also Western history and present is in question in this movie, we get some norm critic integrated into the movie. Some norm critic where really punches to the people that placed people in races, whites vs. black's in history, even today.
Africa is no longer a third world country in this movie, they are more advanced, but their traditions hinder them from taking over the world, they want to have better values, so they simply hide their possibilities from the rest of the world. Indirect his could be a allergory for African culture having so much good values, like being kind, loving and close to nature in many ways, and people don't really see it. The values are given space in this film. Which I think is good and we are given a perspective for a bad guys life experiences, so that we better can understand why the person ended up hateful. Of course the message in the end is to give love. That the solution is to communicate and love each other.
If you like science fiction, in the Star wars category, then this is the film for you. They make bad jokes, just as the real Star wars. But it is all twisted up in other values really. You'll understand once you see the movie. So enjoy Africas step up in Hollywood, from the stereotype roles as poor and full of primitive ideas to the advanced plattform of science fiction. No more blood thirsty pirates from African continent, not a first glampse anyway... can't say more than that without spoiling the movie. So enjoy African science fiction, dear reader.