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Lopen posted...

I think you are severely underestimating the overlap between people who saw Black Panther and people who saw him in Civil War first.

Civil War was very little to do with the success of Black Panther. It was a great introduction for him to the franchise but you are very detached from what happened with that movie if you think that.

I was meaning to engage you but never got around to it in that one Avengers topic where you kept saying stuff like "i'd like to think this movie earned it's box office on it's story telling rather than sjw pandering but i guess not" whenever any body mentioned the significance of it as a black cast which is a really disingenuous argument. It's basically congratulating yourself for being smarter than the movie while not attempting to understand why this movie struck a chord with so many people. It's not successful just because it has a black cast, or because BP was in Civil War. It's about what the themes in the story meant to people

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Watch this discussion and maybe you will glean some insight

It actually comes back to why the MCU is successful - some movies mean a lot more to certain people than others, and for good reason. Black Panther is basically the perfect example of it.
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