'Black Panther' To Hit 250 Theaters For Free In Celebration Of Black History Month

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...because African garments aren't suppose to be a costume
being proud of African ancestry shouldn't be due to a fictional hero that wears a special outfit

The movie sparked interest in African culture.. Thats always a plus..

Its good for the kids at least.. Maybe it'll put them on the road to wanting to learn more about the continent..
 

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If the comic book had a white guy, then sure....I don't want a Black superman or a transgender spiderman
Create new characters, but these greedy and lazy fawks won't cause it'll be too risky to introduce a new superhero with a non-traditional lifestyle

Make a movie about Isaiah Bradley
I guess you didn't like the movie Black Panther?
 
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No, the movie does. It's a first for Hollywood to create a major blockbuster film with a black comic book hero.
Hollywood being Hollywood will create white dude super hero movies, white female super hero movies, and gay white male super hero movies... before they create a straight black male super hero movie. It was like pulling teeth.

And don't include Handi-man and Leonard Part 6 into the conversation.

That's not black history, besides, Supafly did it first
 

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If the comic book had a white guy, then sure....I don't want a Black superman or a transgender spiderman
Create new characters, but these greedy and lazy fawks won't cause it'll be too risky to introduce a new superhero with a non-traditional lifestyle

Make a movie about Isaiah Bradley

nikka are you aware of who "Isaiah Bradley" is, as a fictional character? :bpgucci:

"I don't want a Black Superman, but they need to make a movie about the Black Captain America" :infocrazy:

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The movie sparked interest in African culture.. Thats always a plus..
Its good for the kids at least.. Maybe it'll put them on the road to wanting to learn more about the continent..
I agree, anything that will spark curiosity into African culture is a plus, but where's the transition into other realistic aspect
At this pace, the already halfazz efforts by schools to celebrate Black History will resort to reenacting scenes from Black Panther

I guess you didn't like the movie Black Panther?
it was good.
 
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nikka are you aware of who "Isaiah Bradley" is, as a fictional character? :bpgucci:

"I don't want a Black Superman, but they need to make a movie about the Black Captain America" :infocrazy:

:mjlolhairfade:
nah. Mr. Bradley was the original Captain America that happened to be Black
 

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nah. Mr. Bradley was the original Captain America that happened to be Black

Isaiah Bradley wasn't created until 2003, in the book "Truth: Red, White & Black". :gucci:

You are asking for the same thing as a person wanting a Black Superman. (And yes, there is a Black Superman in the comics. Several, in fact.) :gucci:

Val-Zod, Superman of Earth-2:

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Calvin Ellis, Superman (and POTUS) of Earth-23

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LMFAO! Ol goofy azz nukkas...the movie dont even celebrate black people really. Its a fuxing hardcore diss highkey. Im not celebrating this bullshyt.
 
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Isaiah Bradley wasn't created until 2003, in the book "Truth: Red, White & Black". :gucci:

You are asking for the same thing as a person wanting a Black Superman. (And yes, there is a Black Superman in the comics. Several, in fact.) :gucci:
where's the transgender superhero? my point is to not remake already established heros for identity pandering....the reason I view Mr. Bradly as Captain America that happen to be Black is because the story line doesn't take away from Steve Rogers or is a replacement. Both story lines could co-exist, overlap and intertwine

The reason I said he's the first Captain America is because I like to believe that Dr. Erskine was already experimenting on Black folks during that period to perfect the serum before Steve Rogers
 

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I've seen for decades, people dressing up for star wars movie release.. Its cool..

Black people get in the same spirit.. Its a problem..

Why is that?


It's corny to me one way or the other regardless of race or gender. When Wonder Woman dropped and I saw grown women dressing up and crying real tears of happiness, I never saw anything so pathetic in my life. Then Black Panther came out and I had to witness Black adults acting like children as well. This comic book culture is one of the most pathetic things to happen in recent years.
 

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No, the movie does. It's a first for Hollywood to create a major blockbuster film with a black comic book hero.
Hollywood being Hollywood will create white dude super hero movies, white female super hero movies, and gay white male super hero movies... before they create a straight black male super hero movie. It was like pulling teeth.

And don't include Handi-man and Leonard Part 6 into the conversation.

Blade and Spawn were piff my dude :demonic:
 
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