Cross your arms, and let's say
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!!!
It reminded me what I felt at the school festival when a classmate told me that let's gather and say loudy after our show, "Our class is the best!"
The embarrassment I felt in the last one is still there. However, modern technology collaborates African nations art and cultures. Also, their tribe's costumes and music suit very well with the movie. It was eye-pleasing!
The actor who played as Ti Chara had been already fighting the illness while shoothing the last one. In the latest one, Ti Chara was also gone. So, there's sadness and reality in the funeral scene and the last one.
This time, the setting is Wakanda after the loss of Black Panther. How do the queen and his sister, Shuri, confront international community which is after vibranium and the loss of Black Panther?
Good points of this series are that each character, regardless of gender and ethnicity, is portrayed with great pride. The queen, Shuri, Okoye and even Talocan's king Kukulkan, all of them proud and want to protect something. I felt sad because nobody's villain.
Overall, the video and characters were attractive and worth watching, but there's something I'm not convinced.
There's some spoilers below!
The first is that they solved the issue with Talokan by force at the end. The stronger conquers, and the weaker succumbs. I wonder if it is okay to continue this composition in this age? The story isn't only about heros, and also is about war. Is it okay to handle it like this and finish in that way? I feel like that what Marvel studio portrays is highly influential.
The second is that two problems haven't been solved yet. One of them is about Okoye. Althought the queen fired her and died without letting her making up for her fault, it was written off by replacement of queens. Nothing was solved.
Also, the other is about that I couldn't find how they are going to deal with international community which targetting vibranium in the future. Actually Talocan attacked American research vessel, but, Wakanda's stance has been still unclear in the internationa community without resolving that misunderstanding. The ending shows how they'll deal with Talocan for sure. Regardless of showing the problem about the worse relationship between Wakanda and the international community in the first part of movie, the ending ignored it. I'm uncomfortable.
Other than that, all music was amazingly good anyway. The second song in the end credit was a kind of funny because of the recorder's sound. I was about to laugh, but I like it now after listening to it many times.
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!!!
It reminded me what I felt at the school festival when a classmate told me that let's gather and say loudy after our show, "Our class is the best!"
The embarrassment I felt in the last one is still there. However, modern technology collaborates African nations art and cultures. Also, their tribe's costumes and music suit very well with the movie. It was eye-pleasing!
The actor who played as Ti Chara had been already fighting the illness while shoothing the last one. In the latest one, Ti Chara was also gone. So, there's sadness and reality in the funeral scene and the last one.
This time, the setting is Wakanda after the loss of Black Panther. How do the queen and his sister, Shuri, confront international community which is after vibranium and the loss of Black Panther?
Good points of this series are that each character, regardless of gender and ethnicity, is portrayed with great pride. The queen, Shuri, Okoye and even Talocan's king Kukulkan, all of them proud and want to protect something. I felt sad because nobody's villain.
Overall, the video and characters were attractive and worth watching, but there's something I'm not convinced.
There's some spoilers below!
The first is that they solved the issue with Talokan by force at the end. The stronger conquers, and the weaker succumbs. I wonder if it is okay to continue this composition in this age? The story isn't only about heros, and also is about war. Is it okay to handle it like this and finish in that way? I feel like that what Marvel studio portrays is highly influential.
The second is that two problems haven't been solved yet. One of them is about Okoye. Althought the queen fired her and died without letting her making up for her fault, it was written off by replacement of queens. Nothing was solved.
Also, the other is about that I couldn't find how they are going to deal with international community which targetting vibranium in the future. Actually Talocan attacked American research vessel, but, Wakanda's stance has been still unclear in the internationa community without resolving that misunderstanding. The ending shows how they'll deal with Talocan for sure. Regardless of showing the problem about the worse relationship between Wakanda and the international community in the first part of movie, the ending ignored it. I'm uncomfortable.
Other than that, all music was amazingly good anyway. The second song in the end credit was a kind of funny because of the recorder's sound. I was about to laugh, but I like it now after listening to it many times.