Based on the Cast alone, Black Panther absolutely has the chance to the best MCU film ever made. The actors in most of the MCU films are usually unknowns, with one main well known celebrity. In some cases, lesser known actors became even more well known BECAUSE of their Marvel Characters that they played.
The case for Black Panther to be the best film in the MCU is strong, when we look at the cast, alone. Forrest Whitaker and Angela Basset for starters, with Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Daniel Kayluuya (from Get Out), Sterling K. Brown (who just won a Golden Globe Award) .... and of course, Chadwick Boseman, who's playing the King of Wakanda.
Directed by Ryan B. Coogler, who already has a reputation for making good films, and combined with a Soundtrack that will be produced by Kendrick Lamar.... Infinite Attitude may be right.
I also appreciate that he expresses his 'white maleness' but realizes how BIG this movie is for people of color. Unfortunately white people rarely like to discuss race. But absolutely, the fact that almost anytime 'we' (meaning all of us) see a person of color on screen, he/she is a slave, a criminal, or some kind of joke/clown is a big thing.
Black people have been Dehumanized in America, historically
See this quick montage from the end of "Bamboozled by Spike Lee" (a seriously underrated film)
When it gets to that 'you Know you're lucky' part ..... I tear up every time............
So, please understand that to finally see black people portrayed in SUCH a powerful positive light, is something WE all will benefit from. When you as a white person are taught, through images that black people are not like you, you won't see/view them the same way. When black people are shown images of themselves as "lesser than", few will attempt to do great things in life.
Life absolutely imitates Art.............
I for one am looking forward to the artwork, that will be Marvel's Cinematic Universal debut, for Black Panther!
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