Light spoilers no important details. Not as preachy as I feared.

Rating: 10/10 (21 February 2018)

A lot of the bad reviews say that the movie doesn't have enough action. I have to disagree with all I have on that. It is action packed and not too preachy. Micheal b Jordan's character, killmonger was the preachy one and he was the bad guy for a reason. The good guys, black Panther and friends where against the anger that killmonger had. The movie is not anti-white, I would not even say it was pro-black. The movie was just about a fictional African country with resources far beyond any other place on Earth. It is action packed and semi-realistic. All of the bad reviews say that it was like the Lion king. I saw that too, but what you have to realize is that these common things come from different parts of African folklore and a mixture of inspirations. Plus, the lion king was awesome. I am not going to act like I dressed up in a dashiki to see this movie or that I suddenly was really proud of my heritage or anything. THE MOVIE WAS GOOD, not life changing, remember that. Ignore whatever preconceived notions you have going in to the movie theater. The fact of the matter is this is something different and it is really hyped up. Go in expecting everything that you see from the bad reviews and you will be very very happy with the movie. Anyway, the plot was great, and if you like games like battlefront or halo, you will love this movie. It has classic one on one fight scenes as well as a lot of audience scenes where you feel really involved. I also like that Martin Freeman's character was not seen as some scared white guy or as a useless wimp. In some of the reviews that is the persons problem with the movie, but T'challas sister, who is the tech whiz, had to help to heal him and said "Oh great, another broken white boy to fix." This isn't said in a sarcastic way, but it is a reference to healing Bucky Barnes in Captain America: Civil war.
This is my far the best stand alone marvel cinematic universe movie of the past 3 years.