Did "Black Panther" demonize black americans?

[Wiles]

Yes. Biggest black movie ever and I was disappointed. And to end it all, children in Oakland first thought at seeing a wakandan ship, "how can we steal and strip it for parts". Really?!?

Cliche and corny. Had to be a white producer or hidden coin idea for that crap line...

 

[Wiles]

lmao at over thinking a comic book movie
c00ns like the one in the OP video will find anything to moan about
do people forget this movie is based upon a comic,
he also said dissing weaves is dissing African American women lmao,

the most positive black movie ever and people complain about it

yet theres a shyt load of movies that are full of stereotypes about black people and no one says anything.

Weaves are a c00n and bedwench symbol of pride.

 

[Dank Hill]

 

[UserNameless]

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Crazy B. Jordan isn’t getting more burn on the promo circuit for his role.

Writers are brilliant tho ... to some measure, it plays on so many elements of the diaspora experience, conjuring and evoking so many age old buried memories ... the symbolism of Kil being killed is deeper than rap, too.


#Message
#StayWoke

90% of black folk people rooting against their own interests by rooting for the “protagonist” in this movie .

And that’s what they want.’

#Message
#StayWoke

 

[dem bath salts]

Kilmonger had the right idea but he wasn't the right man to lead. He had too many demons and was trained in fukked up american military tactics. Breh had tyrant written all over him and would have eventually turned on his own people because of paranoia.

 

[Gravity]

Crazy B. Jordan isn’t getting more burn on the promo circuit for his role.

Writers are brilliant tho ... to some measure, it plays on so many elements of the diaspora experience, conjuring and evoking so many age old buried memories ... the symbolism of Kil being killed is deeper than rap, too.


#Message
#StayWoke

90% of black folk people rooting against their own interests by rooting for the “protagonist” in this movie .

And that’s what they want.’

#Message
#StayWoke

Explain how blacks identifying with the protagonist is rooting against their own interest. I’ll say it again, the lesson of the movie was that ultimately killmonger was right and the wakandans were wrong.

 

[3rdWorld]

Marvel will green light a sequel fast.
Hope its even more epic.
Dudes with no Black pride think Black power movies are 'State Property' and 'Killa Season'

 

[Gravity]

Kilmonger had the right idea but he wasn't the right man to lead. He had too many demons and was trained in fukked up american military tactics. Breh had tyrant written all over him and would have eventually turned on his own people because of paranoia.

All of the commentary in the bold is just a bunch of weak excuses and unsubstantiated biased interpretations. American military tactics may be fukked up but they’re effective. There was nothing in the movie that showed him to be a tyrant either. He was filled with rage and rightfully so. He was the one who was done wrong by the wakandans, not the other way around.

 

[UserNameless]

Kilmonger had the right idea but he wasn't the right man to lead. He had too many demons and was trained in fukked up american military tactics. Breh had tyrant written all over him and would have eventually turned on his own people because of paranoia.

He was a savage for sure ... but his death symbolized killing off the spirit of revolution and Pan Africanism and Black Liberation.

They also painted the face of revolution to be borderline irrational, possibly enhancing, at least subliminally, some uppity negroes and uppity Africans disdain of those from the most intense of the intense struggle.

They had a real chance to better humanize black folks plight and any subsequent revolution but didn’t. Also think that it shouldn’t been better explained about how Kil felt like he was forced to play within the overarching white “supremacist” system to get a head and how that same system, indirectly led to the death of his pops.

Again, a lot of missed opportunities here for humanization.

They need to make a part 2 and fix that shyt. Now.


But y’all need to understand. American “Wakandans” made this film.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

‘Black Panther’ Is Not the Movie We Deserve

Glad I'm not falling for the hype.

All these Black people raising their fist, all proud of this movie, when apparently, we're killing one another to protect whites smh

 

[dem bath salts]

All of the commentary in the bold is just a bunch of weak excuses and unsubstantiated biased interpretations. American military tactics may be fukked up but they’re effective. There was nothing in the movie that showed him to be a tyrant either. He was filled with rage and rightfully so. He was the one who was done wrong by the wakandans, not the other way around.

When he burnt the panther herb that was pure despot shyt. How you gonna deny future generations one of your country biggest strength. He ain't give a fukk about wakanda after he was gone :

 

[UserNameless]

Explain how blacks identifying with the protagonist is rooting against their own interest. I’ll say it again, the lesson of the movie was that ultimately killmonger was right and the wakandans were wrong.

Oh so you’re saying Kil was meant to the be the protagonist?

 

[dem bath salts]

He was a savage for sure ... but his death symbolized killing off the spirit of revolution and Pan Africanism and Black Liberation.

They also painted the face of revolution to be borderline irrational, possibly enhancing, at least subliminally, some uppity negroes and uppity Africans disdain of those from the most intense of the intense struggle.

They had a real chance to better humanize black folks plight and any subsequent revolution but didn’t. Also think that it shouldn’t been better explained about how Kil felt like he was forced to play within the overarching white “supremacist” system to get a head and how that same system, indirectly led to the death of his pops.

Again, a lot of missed opportunities here for humanization.

They need to make a part 2 and fix that shyt. Now.


But y’all need to understand. American “Wakandans” made this film.

At the end of the day it aint Kilmongers movie, it's Black Panther. There's only so much back story you can give the Villain. I thought they did a good job making you sympathize. All that other stuff about snuffing the flame of revolution. Oh, duh. This is a Marvel super hero movie, not birth of a nation.

 

[UserNameless]

At the end of the day it aint Kilmongers movie, it's Black Panther. There's only so much back story you can give the Villain. I thought they did a good job making you sympathize. All that other stuff about snuffing the flame of revolution. Oh, duh. This is a Marvel super hero movie, not birth of a nation.

Welp if we’re gonna primarily return to it being just a comic hero flick, we all need to stop over analyzing this shyt then

 

[CashmereThoughts]

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