Judge Joe Brown on Wakanda Forever

[CHICAGO]

He just changed the whole way I see that movie .

Oakland breh killmonger went through trials and tribulations after his father was murdered by them . Got to wakanda became the king fair and square and the women committed treason and brought a CAC to the all mighty wakanda that you didn’t even want black Americans coming to to overthrow the new king who all he wanted to do was help black people across the world

So what he was THE DAMN KING


Wakandan tradition was for Wakanda not to share their tech yet at the end of first movie T'Challa BROKE TRADITION and has Wakanda doing that.


Instead of challenging Killmonger to a fair one in a rematch he starts an INSURRECTION once again BREAKING TRADITION.

T'challa knew who Killmonger was when he first entered Wakanda and even after hearing Killmonger say he wanted to liberate black people globally he was still going to jail him as he knew he had a legit claim to his throne

FACTS



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[Phitz]

He just changed the whole way I see that movie .

Oakland breh killmonger went through trials and tribulations after his father was murdered by them . Got to wakanda became the king fair and square and the women committed treason and brought a CAC to the all mighty wakanda that you didn’t even want black Americans coming to to overthrow the new king who all he wanted to do was help black people across the world

Lets be fair, Kilmonger didn't show up like Malcolm X or Jerry RAwlings, he came in like a self serving dictator with no leadership skills. He's more of a mercenary who moves best solo(he was following Klau's lead) or a unit, not a president/king. He would have been more psycho than Khadaffi at best case scenario.

 

[CHICAGO]

Lets be fair, Kilmonger didn't show up like Malcolm X or Jerry RAwlings, he came in like a self serving dictator with no leadership skills. He's more of a mercenary who moves best solo(he was following Klau's lead) or a unit, not a president/king. He would have been more psycho than Khadaffi at best case scenario.

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[MikelArteta]

Killmonger da gawd

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

They fukking up character and peoples names left and right. She said Chadwick Balkan.

He called Loki…. Lok-eye.


Then he got the plot all wrong

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

He just changed the whole way I see that movie .

Oakland breh killmonger went through trials and tribulations after his father was murdered by them . Got to wakanda became the king fair and square and the women committed treason and brought a CAC to the all mighty wakanda that you didn’t even want black Americans coming to to overthrow the new king who all he wanted to do was help black people across the world

Well damn

 

[Born2BKing]

Of course you nikkas love MAGA Joe Brown.

 

[Richard Glidewell]

Lets be fair, Kilmonger didn't show up like Malcolm X or Jerry RAwlings, he came in like a self serving dictator with no leadership skills. He's more of a mercenary who moves best solo(he was following Klau's lead) or a unit, not a president/king. He would have been more psycho than Khadaffi at best case scenario.

Killmonger was dead after the first exchange and on another exchange shortly after that. But TChalla, wearing the heavy ass burden that it is to be a true king was soft hearted knowing the hardship that Eric had suffered because his treasonous ass uncle plotted against the kingdom with a dirty ass cac, spared his cousin, in the hopes he would come to his senses. It was asymmetric warfare after that. In the king making moment, Killmonger, even envious in defeat, came up a movie short and had to bend the knee......nice move cousin......

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Old nikka babble

 

[get these nets]

In the storyline Killmonger's father betrayed Wakanda by allying with Klaw (a "cac") who promptly stole their unique mineral



Interesting that it was The King who killed N'joba, but dude wrote that "they" killed Killmonger's father.
Dudes can't give online wars a rest, even when discussing super hero films.

The script and Killmonger's lines suggest what type of leader he will be. And the film shows directly what prompted T'challa's family to seek help in preventing that. Contrary to what Judge Brown said.

Very interesting screenplay. Surely influenced by post colonial history of developing countries. Killmonger says at one point "the sun will never set on the Wakanda empire." So his designs on becoming an imperialist are front and center, as is his willingness to toss anybody and anything away to attain power. That was his main motivation, personal power.



In the end of the film, T'challa sees some of what N'joba was saying, and that his own father's approach about the outside world was wrong. So he will use Wakanda's technology to benefit other Black people.

 

[JNew]

He spit facts.


I walked out the first time I seen the movie.

 

[Killer Instinct]

Movie may be good but on the surface, it feels hollow without Chadwick and I have no interest.

 

[VoxSphere74]

Killmonger if his plan hadn't been stopped would have gotten Wakanda thrown in the bushes by the Avengers.

Also Coogler was out of pocket for having some cac govt agent running around the most advanced nation on earth for no reason.

And hopefully Wakanda Forever shows a Black man being put in charge after Shuri. Maybe M'Baku or someone else.

 

[LeaveMyHairLineAlone]

Lets be fair, Kilmonger didn't show up like Malcolm X or Jerry RAwlings, he came in like a self serving dictator with no leadership skills. He's more of a mercenary who moves best solo(he was following Klau's lead) or a unit, not a president/king. He would have been more psycho than Khadaffi at best case scenario.

 

[Tair]

A lot of weak nikka babble in this thread.

Seeing how those Wakandans moved, Killmonger was correct in how he moved. They allowed a white CIA agent into their interior and taught him their technology. That is gross incompetence.

So, yes, if y'all sitting on advanced tech and not growing your people and kingdom where you have your own avengers and need a white CIA agent to help you, then it's time for a new tradition. Throw all that other nonsense to the bushes if it ultimately leads you to undermining your kingdom.