I think most have people have missed the point of this movie (looking at the reviews)

Rating: 6/10 (6 April 2018)

This movies is trying to get across a moral point, not just one guy trying to take over the country as revenge for his father's murder.
Overall, this movie has a great concept and story, and is different to what you would expected from a typical marvel movie. However, the movie at times does seem rather dull, hence why i only gave it a 6.
I thought the "villain" in Killlmonger was quite well developed and was rather unfairly put across as an evil villain. While he's undoubtedly committed horrible crimes, he's actually fighting for a very very credible reason. This man was left in a poor black neighbourhood in LA when his father was murdered and had to endure the discrimination and poor standard of livings, black people had to endure in the 80s and 90s in the USA.
He wanted to use Wakanda's money and resources to improve the lives of black people (and then in his extreme ambition of fighting back). Wakanda itself is quite shamefully holding back its money and resources from the world and even from its own people (!!) just to make them look like a third world country so they can have the unknown technological advantage over the world with their vibranium metal and gadgets.
In the end, despite failing to overtake Wakanda, Killmonger manages to change the minds of the ignorant Wakandan people and they set up outreach centres in LA (debatable choice, considering all the places in Wakanda itself).
Therefore, while the film can be a bit dragging and maybe some of the African tribal scenes were a bit over the top, where I felt it was a bit offensive, it was a good movie and enjoyable but with also a deeper meaning.
However, I was hoping for something more cheerful and marvel-like, something which Thor: Ragnarok pulled off brilliantly, it was a pleasant surprise and change to the regular marvel formula.